Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE BSD)

Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE) occupies a 22-hectare site in BSD City, Pagedangan, Tangerang Regency, Banten, on the southwestern edge of Greater Jakarta. Inaugurated by the President on 4 August 2015, it is the largest convention and exhibition venue in Indonesia and the country's principal alternative to Jakarta's older Kemayoran and Senayan complexes. ICE is owned and managed by PT Indonesia International Expo, a joint venture of the Kompas-Gramedia Group and Sinar Mas Land, and its location inside a planned township gives organisers hotels, retail and housing within walking distance — a model that has made BSD City a second business district for the capital. The venue contains ten exhibition halls with a combined 50,000 square metres, each typically 90 by 54 metres with a 12-metre clear height and about 4,860 square metres of floor, plus 50,000 square metres of outdoor exhibition space. A 4,000-square-metre convention hall divides into four rooms, and 33 meeting rooms of 76 to 306 square metres and a 12,000-square-metre pre-function lobby support conferences alongside exhibitions. Halls interconnect through the lobby, allowing one show to flow across the whole complex. Features include drive-in access for vehicles and heavy exhibits, high floor loading, rigging points and a modular hall configuration. The design is a modern large-span steel structure with a continuous white envelope and a long glazed concourse, efficient rather than decorative. Access is by car via the Serbaraja toll exit, about 35 minutes from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in normal traffic; KRL Commuter Line trains stop at Rawa Buntu station, BSD Link shuttles circulate within BSD City, and Transjakarta serves the corridor.