The owner of ANL is Amelia Lukmanto. ANL has collaboration with a couple of design firms such as: Studio Diekema Landscape architecture (www.studiodiekema.nl), BODG spatial advise (specialist in Dutch zoning rules: www.bodg.nl).
ANL works also with freelance architects and freelance draughts persons.  
Depending on type, scope and scale of the project, ANL operates in the cross-fertilization of various disciplines.




Diekema Landscape Architecture Studio
Wilke Diekema is landscape architect, she established Studio IS office for landscape architecture and photography in 1993 together with Anne Bousema. Since 2005, Wilke Diekema landscape architecture office continues to operate under the name Studio Diekema.
Wilke Diekema is working on projects in both urban areas and in rural areas. She is particularly interested in finding those features of a place that can be used as a character trait or mood for a new environment.




BODG Spatial Advies
BODG spatial advies was established by Jochem Bus (planner), Jeroen Oosterhof (lawyer) and Hugo de Groot (environmental planner). They have worked intensively for several years in the service of the municipality of Rotterdam. In mid-2008 Jochem Bus joined forces in a joint venture with Jeroen Oosterhof and Hugo Groot.



About ANL
Amelia Lukmanto

Amelia studied architecture in Jakarta/Indonesia and finished her studies in Urban Design at TU Delft/The Netherlands.
She has gained experience with renowned urban companies (Atelier 6, Jakarta/Indonesia, West 8, Rein Geurtsen & Partners, Rotterdam/ the Netherlands) as well as municipality of Rotterdam (dS+V) in the Netherlands.
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Projects she has completed vary in scale, from block to district or regional level. She is interested in carrying out projects that relate to water such as: water housing, development areas on islands, developments around/along the sea line (sea defenses), maintenance/transformation of city canals and how to integrate them into the urban structure, strategic and sustainable solutions for flooded areas (not only from the technical side but also spatially, integrate into the urban structure).

Projects from her home country (Indonesia) are more than welcome. Especially Jakarta which is Amelia’s "hometown". She is interested in working on projects to create a sustainable solution to bridge the gap between poor and rich,  cross-fertilization, where both rich and poor can benefit. A simple example: the slums along the city canals/railways behind the mega skyscrapers complexes.


References

Sybren Ydema,
Branch manager MWH Amsterdam

Erik Eijsbouts,
Architect Partner BDG Architects Engineers Almere

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