14 Facts About Kebayoran Baru

Kebayoran Baru is a district of South Jakarta, Indonesia.

Kebayoran Baru was the last residential area to be developed by the Dutch colonial administration.

The rough boundaries of Kebayoran Baru district are Sudirman Avenue to the northwest, Gatot Subroto Road to the northeast, Krukut River to the east, Cipete Utara Road - Haji Nawi Road to the south, and Grogol River to the west.

Kebayoran Baru is designed following the principle of a garden city.

Kebayoran Baru is a well-planned district, both in term of its urban planning and its infrastructure.

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Kebayoran Baru is divided into several blocks from A to S Today the block names of Kebayoran Baru has been largely forgotten, however some of the names linger in the name of the public facility within the urban block.

Kebayoran Baru's explained that one of the principal regulations defining and ensuring the new town's autonomy and self-sufficiency proved difficult to follow.

Furthermore, according to Handinoto, after Kebayoran Baru was finally completed in 1945, it did not achieve the intended goals.

In Indonesia's post-independence era, Kebayoran Baru drew much attention and served as a model for constructing new cities .

Unlike the rigorous construction process seen anywhere else in the state, Kebayoran Baru was created at an astounding speed of implementation, from design to mass housing construction .

Kebayoran Baru today is no longer a separated city as initially envisioned but rather an essential part of Greater Jakarta in general, particularly one of the activities centres in South Jakarta.

For example, middle-class houses in Kebayoran Baru were designed with a square or rectangular layout, but the first floor is tilted forward to protect the facade of the lower level from the sun.

The current Kebayoran Baru district includes some villages which is not part of the original plan.

Kebayoran Baru is one of the most affluent areas of Jakarta, where many wealthy citizens reside.