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There are a lots of famous brands in Germany that is popular internationally
Examples : Karl Lagerfeld, Adidas, Puma, Esprit, MCM, Jil Sander
Focus : Brand Adidas
-- a multinational corporation, founded and headquartered in Herzogenaurach, Germany, by Adi Dassler that designs and manufactures shoes, clothing and accessories. It is the largest sportswear manufacturer in Europe, and the second largest in the world, after Nike.

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Among Athletes :
Adidas company were trusted by professional athletes since 1968, when Adi Dassler went to meet them personally, carefully listened to what they said, observing what can be improved or invented to support their needs.

Among Musicians :
RUN DMC
-- is a US-based hip-hop group who released "my adidas" which tells about the hardworking people in their troubled neighbourhoods and enthusiasm in their sneaker.
the band held up the 3-Stripes shoes during a concert in front of 40.000 fans , one of these concert-goers were adidas' employee. This merge of art and sports not only set the everlasting street fashion trend off but also marked the birth of non-athletic promotions in the sporting goods industry.

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Germany's Futuristic Design in Architecture

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Germany's Futuristic Design in Architecture

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Reichstag Dome
Architect : Norman Foster
Derivers from a design by Gottfried Böhm

-- it's futuristic & transparent design is intended to symbolize Berlin's attempt to move away from the past of Nazism and instead towards a future with a heavier emphasis on a united, democratic Germany.

-- it's designed to be environmentally friendly. Energy Efficient features the use of daylight shining through the mirrored cone were applied, effectively decreasing the carbon emissions from the building.

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German has experienced with a lot of caricature since Nazi era, and now we can see the impact to one of the German magazine, der spiegel which is known to make minimalistic caricatures yet their message is still on point, they also state not only they're criticizing, but also present the fact.
Like what we can see on the issue that features Donald trump as the cover, a form of protest after his reign as the recent President of the USA, they picture him decapitating statue of Liberty's neck to depict him destroying a part of liberalism in America because of the recent immigration ban

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Indonesia's Futuristic Design in Architecture

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Indonesia's Futuristic Design in Architecture

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Multimedia Nusantara University
Universitas Multimedia Nusantara (UMN)
Architect / Designer : Budiman Hendropurnomo
-- New Media Tower is a 12 storey eco-friendly building whose energy saving features were designed by the energy efficiency consultancy Synergy Efficiency Solutions.

-- New Media Tower is also one of the 6 energy saving building plans by UMN.

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Most Indonesian prefers to use foreign brands, due to their mindset of foreign brand = luxury. And to show off in their social media that they're capable. Plus they felt foreign brand can make them socially accepted-
For example: Adidas was one of the most famous shoe brand in Indonesia, and many people are dying to buy it and show it on their social media account, mostly
but that doesn't mean Indonesia doesn't own a brand. In fact there is a lot of local brands but overshadowed by the international brand. One example is Bateeq, a clothing brand that uses the concept of batik, a traditional Indonesian pattern combined with modern dresses and clothing.

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Mostly published on a section of some known newspaper like Tempo and Kompas to mostly critic the local government's work - the background dates back from the known dictator, Soeharto who has been criticized numerous times in caricatures as a form of freedom to voice their opinions and pointing out the misdeeds in the government staffs, even the president.
Now the critic expands to criticizing the citizen's lifestyle, or even how the govt managed to insert politics in racism/religion to the people for the sake of getting chosen in election, as an example.

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1. Was the architecture/design of  Indonesia's New Media Tower influenced by Germany's?
2. How did the concept come about?
3. What are the popular local shoe brands of Indonesia?
5. Why/why do they not sell?
6. Are the design of their shoes too tacky/old fashioned? Has western design influenced the design of their shoes?

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1. Is there any visual similarity for architecture in design future?
2. Any aesthetics of Germany culture influences? Besides caricature.
3. Is there any popular fashion brand originated from Indonesia that is motivated by Germany brand like adidas? If so, what are they?
4. Did puma also influenced Indonesia just like adidas?? Was it popular?
5. The caricature poster is about Donald Trump. Any caricature about German? Also, did it influence Indonesia?

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1) Although most brands are overshadowed by their overseas competitors, are there any local brands that are well sold in Indonesia?
2) Are knock off versions of popular brands more popular than the local ones?
3) Are there and pictures you can show of Bateeq's clothing?
4) How has the politics of Germany affected Indonesia and vice versa?
5) The Reichstag Dome seems interesting, how do they intend to get or make the technology required to go through with it?
6) When will the Design Future buildings be completed?

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1.  Why do you think Indonesia decided to build an environmentally friendly building? Is it solely because of their own environment issues, or is it because they were inspired by Germany? - Naninda
2. How do you think the batik industry will survive if Indonesians prefer foreign brands? -Misa
3.  Do Germany and Indonesia face the same consequences in regards to their controversial yet brave caricatures/comics? - Naninda
4. Why did Indonesians decided to adapt caricature to critique the government? Is it more safe? - Misa
5. Do you think Indonesia will be able to catch up to other international brands? - Naninda
6. Does RUN DMC brings an influence to Indonesia's music culture? - Misa

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1. Is Derivers meant to only work at night? -Asmira

2. Is Caricature art first originated from Germany? - Janice

3. What did Soeharto did to deserve numerous criticisms? - Asmira

4. The new Media Tower in Indonesia looks a lot like the one from Germany. Do you think they copied it directly off from the design? - Janice

5. How did the 3 stripes o the Adidas brand came about? - Asmira

6. Are there any more popular German brands that we would know and recognise? - Janice

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STAR WARS : Shahnabil (F16DM0146) & Owen (Absent)

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STAR WARS : Shahnabil (F16DM0146) & Owen (Absent)

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Question 1 : With Germany's advanced environmentally friendly technology, how has these influenced the world?
Question 2 : Instead of spending so much money and effort on constructing and designing advance buildings, why did they not make more effort to prevent forest fires and preserving nature?
Question 3 : Who developed the caricature style? How did it get to influence the Germans?
Question 4 : Is Indonesia a communist country ?
Question 5 : How did Adidas survive and still be one of the leading brands till now?
Question 6 : Adidas is not really an expensive shoe. What about other brands like gucci and chanel ?

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Questions Form guradians of the galaxy(XinYi and Zilin)

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Questions Form guradians of the galaxy(XinYi and Zilin)

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1.The benefits of environmental technology to the world?
2.Is the earliest origin of comics in Germany?
3.What brand is popular in indonesia?
4.I think you can add more pictures here
5.Could you elaborate more on the differences between the two countries’ aesthetics of illustrations?
6.Do you think whether it is possible that the Indonesian local brands could attract younger generations and break the stereotype of foreign brands？

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1) Although most brands are overshadowed by their overseas competitors, are there any local brands that are well sold in Indonesia?

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2) Why do you think Indonesia decided to build an environmentally friendly building? Is it solely because of their own environment issues, or is it because they were inspired by Germany?

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1) Any aesthetics of Germany culture influences? Besides caricature.

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)  What did Soeharto did to deserve numerous criticisms?

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Questions from Pulp fiction Siti Syazwani & Kenneth tay

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Questions from Pulp fiction Siti Syazwani & Kenneth tay

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1.Did Indonesia manage to come up with luxury brands of their own?(Kenneth)
2. Did Indonesia's design influence the German design in any way?
3. Are there any statistics on Indonesia's energy savings plans showing its improvement and efficiency?(Kenneth)
4. Do you think Indonesia's eco-friendly efforts should be focused on the annual forest fire burnings?(Kenneth)
5. Do you think there is a better form of satire in caricature that can bring more insight and understanding of the government's deeds to the people of both Germany and Indonesia?(Kenneth)
6. Can anything be done to make Indonesians break away from foreign brands and come up with something luxurious that they can exclusively call their own?(Kenneth)

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The Reichstag Buildings is one of the most important historic buildings in Berlin, Germany, and one of its most popular tourist attractions. It serves as the meeting place of the German parliament, the Bundestag.

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Prior to the 1871 unification of Germany, parliament had assembled in various smaller buildings around Berlin. An architectural competition for a single building was held in 1872. The site that was chosen was already occupied by the Raczynski Palace, owned by a Polish-Prussian aristocrat, who refused to sell his land. It wasn’t until 10 years later that the site was purchased and the palace demolished.

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Himself the son of a shoe factory worker, Adolf “Adi” Dassler started making shoe’s in 1924 alongside his older brother, Rudolf. The two established the company Gebrüder Dassler Schuhfabrik (Dassler Brothers Shoe Factory) in Herzogenaurach, and began manufacturing rudimentary running spikes, which featured two stripes across the lateral and medial sides as a way of binding the shoe together and providing structure to the shoe. This is important to consider; at its core, the adidas logo is one born from function and practicality rather than aesthetics. Of course, it also provided a clear point of difference and mark of distinction when athletes wore the product at competitions, which certainly wasn’t a disadvantage, but that functional element remains central to the 3-stripes branding.

Unfortunately, when Adi started his new company he was no longer able to use the two signature stripes of his former company. The solution? Adding a third one in the middle, creating the now iconic 3-stripes mark that graces virtually every adidas product created in one form or another.

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Another design competition was held in 1882, and was won by the architect Paul Wallot, who proposed a Neo-Baroque building adorned with decorative sculptures, reliefs, and inscriptions by the sculptor Otto Lessing. Construction took place between 1892 and 1894, and included a cupola of steel and glass that was heralded as a major engineering accomplishment, while the building as a whole drew criticism for its mixture of architectural styles.