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Indesign Indonesia Media Kit 2012 – 2013 Covering 200+ pages every quarter of the best Indonesian and international interior and architectural projects, products and people, Indesign Indonesia is essential reading for design professionals, commercial interior specifiers and discerning consumers.

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Indesign Indonesia Media Kit 2012 – 2013

Covering 200+ pages every quarter of the best Indonesian and international interior and architectural projects, products and people, Indesign Indonesia is essential reading for design professionals, commercial interior specifiers and discerning consumers.

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FROM THE PUBLISHER

It is interesting to try to list the number of expressions we have for successful communi-cation – on the same wavelength, singing from the same hymn book, being on the same page, staying on message et al.

At the same time, given the ceaseless chatter of human beings, mobile phone addic-tion, other digital forms of communication and the forests of trees cut down to make the relentless flood of books and magazines, it is amazing just how poorly we communicate.

Part of the problem may be our flawed idea of what constitutes communication. Most of the time the channels of communication – speech, phones, the net etc. – are really nothing more than conduits for relaying information and opinions from one place to another. Rather like those old pneumatic tubes in department stores which sent canisters of money and paperwork hurtling from one part of the building to another.

INDESIGN INDONESIA

WELCOME TO

INDESIGN INDONESIA MAGAZINE

WHO READS INDESIGN INDONESIA?

OUR EDITORIAL

STRUCTURE

At once comprehensive and expansive, Indesign Indonesia is a quarterly survey of the best commercial, hospitality, retail, residential and public architectural projects from Indonesian and around the world. It also throws the spotlight on the leading and most innovative designers, new products, the latest trade fairs and the issues currently driving the design debate. Maintaining the highest production values and offering expert analysis, Indesign Indonesia also provides comprehensive listings of products featured in the magazine, together with their suppliers and contact details.

Indesign’s readers are interior designers, architects, design professionals, interior specifiers and discerning consumers looking for a single, comprehensive quarterly survey to keep them up-to-date with the latest interiors, architecture and products in Indonesia and from elsewhere in the world.

EVOLVE Products, news and projects in briefPORTFOLIO Interiors and architecture in reviewCOMMENT A column of current news or updates in the design world by a reputable designerART At the interface of art and designPULSE Designers in profileZONE Debating issues and ideasINDESIGN LUMINARY Trailblazers of Indonesian & Asian designSUSTAIN Topics, products, projectsP.S. One last thing

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WHO ADVERTISES IN

INDESIGN INDONESIA?

A UNIQUE FOCUS FOR

ADVERTISERSOur advertisers are the leading suppliers of the finest commercial, hospitality, retail and residential products, from design classics to contemporary innovation. Their high quality products are designed by the world’s leading designers to meet the standard of the projects typically reviewed in the magazine.

Indesign Indonesia Magazine is Indonesia’s leading resource for the design community. Its in-depth, detailed analysis and dissection of the best in interior design and architecture projects makes it the ideal venue to position your brands and reach specifiers. Indesign Indonesia provides the advertiser with custom designed product advertorial. This is presented in a well-researched graphic formula that contains the correct balance of pictorial and text content to ensure maximum exposure to a targeted readership. Key display advertising positions are available. Advertisers in Indesign Indonesia magazine are able to gain extensive support through Dwell Indonesia and Livingetc Indonesia magazine as well as online support.

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DISTRIBUTION

Indesign Indonesia magazine and its subscribers can be found all over the country

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DISTRIBUTION DIRECT MAIL 10.000- Property Developers / Agents 4.000- Contractors / Consultants 3.000- Architects / Interior Designers 3.000

TRADE SHOWS 1000NEWSTANDS 4000

RETAIL PRICE (rupiah)Jawa 69.500National 74.500

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CIRCULATION

Toko Buku

Arsitek/Designer

Property Developer

Contractors

Consultants

Property Agents

Others

TOTAL

30%

15%

15%

10%

10%

15%

5%

100%

EDITORIAL CALENDAR

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Edisi Okt - Des 2011 :

Modern High Rise

Ad Close: September 20, 2011

Edisi Januari - Maret 2012 :

Mega City

Ad Close: Desember 20, 2011

Edisi April - Mei 2012 :

Eco Life

Ad Close: Maret 20, 2012

Edisi Juni - Agustus 2012 :

Lighting Innovation

Ad Close: Mei 20, 2012

Edisi Okt - Des 2012 :

Industrial & Craftmanship

Ad Close: September 20, 2012

ADVERTISING RATES (in IDR ‘000)

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PREMIUM POSITIONS

DPS (2-3)

DPS

Back Cover

Inside Back Cover

Inside Front Cover

Full Page

Advertorial

DPS Advertorial

1/3 vertical

MARkETPLACE

1/4 page

1/8 page

Insertion

Publish Rate (IDR)

60.000.000

55.200.000

35.000.000

32.200.000

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42.000.000

48.000.000

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33.500.000

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CONTACT US

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MPG MEDIAPT TIgA VISI UTAMAThamrin City Office Park Blok AA No. A08-09Jl. Kebon Kacang Raya,Jakarta Pusat 10230,IndonesiaTlp. 021-31991193 (Hunting)Fax. 021-31991194www.livingetcindonesia.com

“When I design, I don’t consider the technical or commercial parameters so much as the desire for a dream that humans have attempted to project onto an object” PHILIPPE STARCK

“It is insufficient for architecture today to directly implement an

existing building typology; it instead requires architects to carefully examine the whole

area with new interventions and programmatic typologies”

ZAHA HADID