Reza Arlianda

Reza is a registered architect who specializes in studies related to public spaces, inclusive cities, co-creation, indigenous communities, and cultural landscapes. After earning a bachelor's degree in architecture from UGM and a master's in urbanism from TU Delft, Reza has actively participated in various community activities, including designing resilient cities in Semarang, engaging in contextual education activism with the indigenous Orang Rimba community in Jambi, and planning infrastructure projects in several villages in Sumbawa. Currently, Reza practices as an academic and is part of the team establishing the newly formed architecture program at the University of Bangka Belitung, which was founded in 2022. Reza is also working to deepen the study of architecture by addressing intersectional issues such as indigenous communities, rural areas, gender, and marginalized groups. 

Recent Publication:

• Architectural typology of water infrastructure: Case study of green open space and heritage site of perigi pekasem in Bangka Belitung

• Climate Resilience and Policy Transfer in Semarang City, Indonesia

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