My Beloved Almamater, ITB, 4th page

Scene around my beloved almamater, Institut Teknologi Bandung

Beside buildings at Ganesha 10, there are also some other buildings to facilitate the campus' life. Like Boscha, the observatory, for example. Hey, I've gone there, thanks for an astronomy friend (no need to register a month before like other people do!)
And the sport facility is great, great, great!


Sabuga sport complex! Basket courts!	And the swimming pool, of course! Now imagine, I have swam at the middle track of this pool, from one end to the other. Aren't I determined? :-)

And, my, of course, a football court.
I don't play football, hehehe, but I enjoyed running 6 circles around the field, and laying on the grass while looking at the sky. Hummm, told you, life is beautiful indeed


The Boscha Observatory at Lembang. It's from the Dutch, now belong to Indonesian. A place for astronomy folk	This European building used to be the administrative center (BAAK), where students go for registery, bachelor case, etc.. Located in front of the Balubur market, it is not so far from the campus


And this is Taman Ganesha (Ganesha Garden), one of green gardens in Bandung. It's located in front of the main gate of the campus. You can find a fountain, seats.. Neah, no swans :-)	Just accross the Ganesha Garden, there used to live, a very old woman.. err... :P several students on male-student domitory. This ex-dormitory building now becomes the Center of ITB's Administration. Painted in red, this building is well-known as Villa Merah or the Red-Villa


Wisma Sawung Galing And.. if one day you have chance to come to Bandung, as the campus' guest.. make sure you can stay at this 'hotel'. Downtown, near the campus	This is the Balai Pertemuan Ilmiah (BPI) building, or in english: The Scientific Meeting Bulding. Strange architecture huh? The building is quite far from the campus, located in Surapati Street. In a year after my graduation I often came to building behind this BPI, the Institution for Serving the Community of ITB. My 1st workplace