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Chodai Awarded Basic Design Contract for Pedestrian Deck in Jakarta's Dukuh Atas Transport Hub

Enhancing Connectivity and Supporting a More Integrated and Comfortable Urban Space in Dukuh Atas

Chodai Co., Ltd. has been awarded, as a member of a consultant joint venture, the basic design services to enhance access and mobility in the Dukuh Atas area--an important transport hub in central Jakarta where multiple transport modes converge--by Jakarta MRT (MRTJ). In order to realize efficient and seamless movement within the area, Chodai will be responsible for the structural planning and design of the pedestrian deck. 
 

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Concept image of the completed pedestrian deck presented 
at the Japan-Indonesia Joint Study Meeting (September 2025)
(Created and provided by Urban Renaissance Agency (UR))


The Dukuh Atas area is a transport hub in Jakarta where multiple modes of transport--including metro, conventional rail, LRT (Light Rail Transit), and BRT (Bus Rapid Transit)--come together, and it is also a TOD (Transit Oriented Development)*1 model district promoted by the Special Capital Region of Jakarta. As a project that concentrates commercial functions and public spaces around public transport, aiming to encourage public transport use and develop a pedestrian-centered urban environment, it has attracted strong attention both domestically and internationally.

At present, however, the road network is complex; in particular, Sudirman Avenue and the Ciliwung River hinder movement between stations, making smooth access in both directions difficult. In addition, the site has heavy traffic and a dense concentration of facilities such as the metro and surrounding buildings, requiring safe and smooth construction. To address these challenges, technical assistance has been provided to date by organizations including Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), the Urban Renaissance Agency (UR), and JICA.

Chodai believes that, by leveraging rapid construction technologies, methods that minimize impacts on adjacent structures, and know-how accumulated through past experience, the project can significantly improve current conditions in Dukuh Atas. Through the basic design of a pedestrian deck enabling smooth pedestrian movement, the project will enhance connectivity and contribute to a more comfortable urban environment.



■ Notes
*1 Transit Oriented Development:An approach to urban and corridor development premised on the use of public transport.


■ For inquiries
CHODAI CO., LTD.
Structural Business Headquarters, International Division, 
Overseas Engineering Department
E-mail: info-itn@chodai.co.jp