3 Bedrooms Single Story Private Villa Blend Of Balinese Vernacular And Modernity
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2023
- Umah Hati (Tranquil Heart) is an understated and humble private villa, yet also is a subtly audacious hybrid, bridging the West and the East. It seamlessly blends with the environment, giving it the feeling of a large cabin - but far more precious.
Studio Jencquel handled the architectural and interior design for the project, located in Sayan on the outskirts of Ubud, Bali. Construction began in June 2016 and was completed in December 2017. Using high-quality materials and sophisticated craftsmanship, Umah Hati makes the most of its setting and context, emanating tranquility from the heart of the house to its surroundings.
Working closely with the client, the design process yielded a timeless blend of Balinese vernacular and modernity. The L-shaped, single floor villa has a built surface of 400 m2 on a 4000 m2 property. It hosts three bedrooms with en suite baths, living room, dining area, kitchen, powder room, pantry, laundry, and staff quarters. In traditional Balinese style, many parts of the house are open to nature. Outside, a shimmering lap pool points toward lush jungle and the Ayung River gorge.
Local materials were carefully chosen for the project, including reclaimed Indonesian ironwood for the roof and structure. A key feature is the roof design, constructed with immaculate detail and fine craftsmanship. Rafters are made of Bankirai wood, sanded smooth and left natural. Japanese joining techniques bind the main roof ridge. Woven rattan from Sulawesi beautifully lines the interior, while ironwood shingles secure the roof cover. Modest proportions and height lend an intimate, sheltered feel to the proceedings, and an appearance of simplicity that hides the complexity of its execution.
A river in Ubud provides soft volcanic Paras stone for distinctive wall-cladding. Exotic Asian and Italian marbles constitute bathroom vanities, as well as lovely flooring in the living room, kitchen, and master bath. Richly hued Indonesian teak is used for wall cladding, bedroom floors, windows, and doors. A century-old teak log has been repurposed as a spectacular vanity in the master bath, complete with an inlaid marble sink. Outside, garden walls are crafted of rough lava stone.
Workers surprisingly discovered a beautiful garden space hidden along the river’s edge of the property and furnished it with a wood platform - a reminder that sometimes the land talks to us, if we listen.
Project name: Umah Hati Villa
Architects: Studio Jencquel - www.studiojencquel.com/
Location: Bali, Indonesia
Area: 450 m²
Year: 2018
Photographer: Tommaso Riva - tommasoriva.com/
Architect In Charge: Maximilian Jencquel
Assistant Architect: Irfie Santoso
Landscape: Menno Landstra
Construction: Wayan Enggal
Wood Paneling: Kalpataru
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Amazing work
One of the most beautiful and ideal heavenly place on earth I’ve ever seen created by man❤❤❤ I love the idea of the architect thinking this was from 2018.
Wow love it
Без пафоса без излишеств выдержаный в едином стиле но очень уютный загородный дом
Excellent villa
Amazing,,, true Bali!
Keren banget pemandangannya
Panorama Alamnya Keren
Beautiful
Absolutely fantastic! Bravo!❤
Glad you like it!
Gorgeous ❤
Waduh pemandangan yg bagus❤
Gorgeous and idyllic ❤
They are!
Pemandangan mantap.
Its amazing
Beautiful 🎉🎉❤❤❤
amazing
Adem dan alami
Cantiknyo
Good
What does the roof tile called? What material they made of?
😍i'll build like this 🏡at my land
Bisa habis milyaran
Nice house, but feels eerily spooky given there are no signs of life
🎉🎉🎉
Most of people destination
Hy
hotel
Rumah simulator
Night more
Good
Thanks