Who's involved?

Our contributors

Colouring Indonesia was developed based on the prototype of Colouring London, as an open database and knowledge sharing platform built by and for those using, creating, managing, monitoring buildings and those undertaking research into the building stock. Whether you're a resident able to colour in information for just one building, or a specialist society or government body providing datasets for the city as a whole, your contribution is greatly appreciated. Each entry will support research into open tools that help us make our cities more sustainable.

Our team

Colouring Indonesia is run by a small multidisciplinary team and is connected with an international network of experts in various fields, data-science, software-engineering, architecture, historic building conservation, graphic design, open data, colour, and the development of collaborative, community-led maintenance tools. designed to improve the quality of building data collection. This platform was developed by King's College London and Institut Teknologi Bandung and is part of the Colouring Cities Research Program based at The Alan Turing Institute, The United Kingdom's National Institute for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence.

Our funders

Colouring Indonesia is funded internally by King’s College London, United Kingdom.

Advisors

Our thanks go to the many organisations in Indonesia, as well as government and academic departments who have provided time, encouragement, and ideas about content, since 2021. This includes the DKI Jakarta government entity. We also would like to thank our initial contributors who joined our crowdsourcing ‘Mapathon’ event at Institut Teknologi Bandung in August 2022.

Our international partners

Our international partners are: The American University of Beirut (Colouring Beirut); The University of Bahrain & the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities (Colouring Bahrain); The University of New South Wales, City Futures Research Centre (Colouring Australia); The National Technical University of Indonesia (Colouring Indonesia); The Leibniz Institute for Ecological Urban and Regional Development (Colouring Dresden); The Universidad Distrital "Francisco José de Caldas", Faculty of Engineering, and The Colour Research Institute, China Academy of Art.

Special thanks

Special thanks go to the following individuals who provided exceptional support, encouragement, and assistance to Colouring Indonesia during its first development phase (2022):

Zahratu Shabrina, Adiwan Fahlan Aritenang, Anjar Dimara Sakti, Muhammad Farhan Nahduddin, Eri Krismayaningsih, Polly Hudson, Falli Palaiologou, Tom Russell, Ed Chalstrey, Mateusz Konieczny, and George Panagiotopoulos.