Opinion / #housing
Exploring the environmental trade-offs of modular construction in meeting Indonesia’s housing and climate targets.
It is imperative that adaptation measures are implemented now to safeguard against future extreme climate events.
AI and 3D printing can help create homes that are not only affordable and quickly built, but also potentially retrofitted to improve existing structures.
Unhappiness among villagers in Rempang, close to Batam island, has led to riots in Batam City and threatens existing and future foreign investment.
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