Gedung Merdeka

 GEDUNG MERDEKA/ MERDEKA BUILDING

SOCIETEIT CONCORDIA BUILDING

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is a historic building that was once used as the venue for the 1955 Asian-African Summit. Now this building is used as a museum that exhibits various collections of objects and photos of the Asian-African Conference which was the forerunner of the first Non-Aligned Movement which was held here in 1955 GEDUNG MERDEKA/ MERDEKA BUILDING SOCIETEIT CONCORDIA The building was designed in 1926 by Van Galen Last and C.P. Wolff Schoemaker. Both were professors at the Technische Hoogeschool te Bandoeng (TH Bandoeng - which later became the Bandung Institute of Technology - ITB) The building was first constructed in 1895 and was named Sociëteit Concordia, and in 1926 it was completely renovated by Wolff Schoemacher, Aalbers and Van Gallen. The Sociëteit Concordia building is used as a place of recreation and socialization by a group of Dutch people who live in the city of Bandung and its surroundings. With the decision of the government of the Republic of Indonesia (1954) which determined the city of Bandung as the venue for the Asian-African Conference, the Concordia Building was chosen as the venue for the conference. At that time, the Concordia Building was the largest and most magnificent meeting place in the city of Bandung. https://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gedung_Merdeka

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