House of Sampoerna

Arranged in old Surabaya city. This stately Dutch pioneer style compound was worked and is currently a protected authentic site. Previously utilized as a shelter oversaw by the Dutch, it was acquired in 1932 by Liem Seeng Tee, the author of Sampoerna, with its aim being utilized as Sampoerna's first significant cigarette production facility.

This complex comprised of a wide central assembly hall, two littler structures in east wing and occidental and some wide horse shelters with one story behind central amphitheater.

The structures that stay in both assembly room wings is then transformed into family house, while big barns resemble a distribution center used for tobacco and clove handling, to find, stick it and packing, printing office and completed products processor.