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Company Profile PT Company Profile PT. ARAMSA INFRAYASA 1990 +500 Founded Projects Experience OUR SERVICES TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY & MAPPING _________________________________ DESIGN & SUPERVISION OF CIVIL WORKS • Grading Plan and Earthworks • Road and Pavement • Bridge • Flood Control Study • Stormwater Drainage System _________________________________ DESIGN & SUPERVISION OF ME&P WORKS • Power Supply • Telecomunication • Water Supply • Waste Water & Sewage • Garbage Management OUR COMPANY AND PHILOSOPHY Aramsa have been and always be on the leading role of designing sustainable and feasible solution to infrastructure design of various developments such as superblock, residential, factory, office, and resort. From time to time, we always strive for the best in fulfilling our clients' needs, goals, and visions. Designing a tailored solution to infrastructure development with consideration of budget, surrounding condition, environmental impact, and existing condition. Our philosophy is simple - to be the absolute best infrastructure and surveying consultant in the markets we serve and to offer our customers a sustainable solution for their infrastructure needs. We are committed to run our business with honesty and integrity. We believe in fostering positive business ethics with our clients community and will work hard to make these relationships one of trust and mutual respect. OUR CLIENTS OUR PORTOFOLIO In this section, we presents our recent projects that are completed or still under design and construction phase. For the complete list of our projects, please visit our website. Topographic Survey and Mapping Experience bit.do/aramsatopo Civil Infrastructure and MEP Experience bit.do/aramsacivilmep CitraGarden Puri CitraGarden Puri West Jakarta is the newest portofolio of Ciputra Group, a new residential development area offering serviced residences concept that allows you to stay comfortably. With supporting facilities such as smart Concierge service, community centre of healthy and commercial activities, and integrated town management system, CitraGarden Puri West Jakarta is exclusively designed for better living. With strategic location, near Puri CBD, Toll Exit Karang Tengah, and KRL Station provides easy access to the important locations of Jakarta. CitraGarden Puri West Jakarta presents a smart choice for an ideal life, a green area of 2.48 Ha, the best security with a cluster system with lots of open public spaces, emission free areas, and modern supporting facilities. https://citragardenpuri.com/ Project Area Scope of Works 18 Ha Civil Infrastructure Concept Design Macro Stormwater Drainage System Residential Year 2018 -2019 Transpark Bintaro TransPark Bintaro presents 2 Tower Apartment connected to the Transpark Mall, with the concept of Life, Work, Shop, & Leisure. TransPark Bintaro will be one of the icons in the center of Bintaro, Tangerang Selatan and be a perfect and family-friendly location. After successfully launching 2 Superblocks in Cibubur and Bekasi, now Trans Property launches its newest Superblock in Bintaro Sector7. TransPark Bintaro is built on on an area of 1.7 hectares, consists of 2 towers of Residence Transpark Bintaro, the Chicago Tower and the Manhattan Tower, with ± 1,300 apartment units (studio - 3 bedrooms) and 170 SOHO (Smart Office Home Office) units. https://transpark-bintaro.web.id/ Scope of Works Macro Stormwater Drainage System Study Project Area Civil Infrastructure Concept and Detail Design Works 16,432 m2 Superblock Year 2019 – Now BRANZ PURI BOTANICAL Branz Puri Botanical is an apartment located in the West Jakarta area. The project was developed by Tokyu Land Indonesia, a subsidiary of Japanese property developers, Tokyu Land Corporation, Standing on an area of 2.2 hectares, Branz Puri Botanical consists of 2 towers with a total of 600 units. Branz Puri Botanical is designed with an Out-frame structure. A unique construction type adopted from Japan where the columns are placed outside the building frames that make all the floors perfectly aligned. Branz Puri Botanical brings a sophisticated residential concept surrounded by modern city forest with a touch of quality of Sakura country, Japan. A perfect blend of nature, expertise and technology. By combining these three elements, It is expected that you will get a comfortable residence with a cool atmosphere in the middle of crowded and strong capital of Jakarta. https://www.branzpuribotanical.co/ Project Area Scope of Works 11, 368 m2 Civil Infrastructure Works Concept and Detail Design Apartment Year 2018-2019 H CITY SAWANGAN H City Sawangan is a cluster housing built by HK Realtindo, a leading BUMN developer in Indonesia, which is a subsidiary of PT Hutama Karya. Located on Jl. Raya Parung No. 27, Bojongsari Lama, Depok, H City Sawangan offers a harmonious, cool, beautiful, comfortable and safe modern residential concept. H City Sawangan is in the Sunrise Property area which is the development priority of the Depok Regional Government to be designed to be Margonda 2. Besides being on the edge of the highway, access to and from housing to housing is increasingly facilitated with the support of 2 toll roads, namely Depok-Antasari toll and tol Depok-Serpong, which is connected with JORR (Jakarta Outer Ring Road) 2. Occupying 17 hectares of green land, H City Sawangan offers 717 ready-to-own building units. Consisting of 686 housing units which are divided into 3 types, namely 45/81 (building area of 45 square meters, and land area of 81 square meters), 51/105, and 72/120. Apart from houses, there are 31 shop houses that occupy business & commercial areas. Translated - https://www.hcitysawangan.com/about-us Project Area Scope of Works 17 Ha Topographic Survey Residential Civil Infrastructure Works 2016 - 2018 SIMPRUG SIGNATURE One of the Company Projects being developed in the city of Jakarta is "Simprug Signature". The 51,676 m2 project is located at Jalan Ciledug Raya, Cipulir, Kebayoran Lama, South Tangerang City, DKI Jakarta Province. Projects are in mixed areas where there are trade and services as well as residential settlements. Around the location there are modern shopping centers and traditional shopping centers. Location of assets in general has a very good level of accessibility. Accessibility from and to the location of the site is quite easy to achieve because it has direct access to the main road. The location of the site is on Jalan Ciledug Raya which is one of the main roads that connects Tangerang City with South Jakarta City. To fulfill the need for residential areas for the metropolitan community, in its long-term planning, 7 tower apartments will be built in the "Simprug Signature" area. The project location is adjacent to several other apartments such as Kebayoran Icon, Grand Pakubowono, and 1 Park Avenue. In addition to the construction of apartments, several shop houses will also be built to meet the needs of the residents of their apartments. Project Area 5 Ha Translated- http://thekahyangansolo.com/index.php/id/simprug-signature/ Apartment Year 2017 - 2018 Scope of Works Macro Stormwater Drainage System Study FATMAWATI CITY CENTER Fatmawati City Center is the newest project from Agung Sedayu Group, strategically located in South Jakarta. On 21 Ha land, Fatmawati City Center presents One Stop Living concept with the first smart city technology in Indonesia with the world’s largest IT specialist, making Fatmawati City Center the right choice to live and Project area work, and the most profitable choice for investment at this moment. 21 Ha Fatmawati City Center will become the biggest superblock in South Superblock Jakarta consists of 8 Suite Tower, 6 Resort-themed Condominium Tower, Entertainment Center, and Hotel Tower in South Jakarta. The Year whole towers will be connected through underground lifestyle walk 2014 - 2018 connected to an MRT Station, making Fatmawati City Center an integrated city within and with Jakarta. Scope of Works Translated - https://www.fatmawati-city-center.com/ Civil Infrastructure Works Concept and Detail Design MEP Works Concept and Detail Design NAGOYA CITY WALK Project area The existing area known as Nagoya Citywalk Batam, in no 2 time will be turned into Mega Superblock Concept. From 14928 m apartment, hotel, shopping center, entertainment will be Superblock combined into one area called Citra Nagoya Plaza. This will be the first Mega Superblock in Batam, built by Ciputra Group. Year 2016 - now https://presidentpost.id/2017/11/26/ciputra-group-akan-membuat-citra-nagoya-plaza-menjadi-mega- superblock-pertama-di-batam/ Scope of Works Civil Infrastructure Works Concept and Detail Design KOTA KASABLANKA Established since 2012, Kota Kasablanka has become one of the busiest shopping center in Jakarta, Indonesia. Kota Kasablanka has attracted millions of visitors each year by offering one-of-a-kind lifestyle experience. You can find hundreds of global fashion brand, favorite beauty shop, and selection of entertainment & lifestyle store. Project area Kota Kasablanka also offers dedicated floor for kids where you can 11.5 Ha find apparels, toys, and feel an exciting experience at rooftop Superblock swimming pool. For food lovers, pick from variety of dining choices in Food Society or in our newest addition, Little Tokyo, where you can Year have a bowl of classic ramen to Japanese desserts. With complete facilities such as dedicated taxi lounge, nursery room, The 2005 - 2016 Kasablanka function hall, and award-winning mosque, Kota Kasablanka is a one-stop destination for you and your family. Scope of Works
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