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Akmani Legian
Akmani Legian
Bali, Indonesia
Project of the Day on Dec 17, 2014
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Akmani Legian
Bali, Indonesia
Project of the Day on Dec 17, 2014
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Type
YEAR
2013
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
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The design process for this project encompasses the circulation from Legian Street and Banesari, which is stretched into the inner site. From Legian Street, users will enter the lobby before seeing the inner courtyard and can choose to go to the left or right. To the left, they can walk to the more private pathway, which will eventually become the villa area.
Using the concept of “Iconic Passage,” we transformed the passage just like the original site, which is still open and green. This site then becomes the green passage to balance the design, which emphasizes local preservation.
We also wanted to create spaces that are open, with natural sunlight and fresh air in this limited site area; therefore, we designed a spacious inner courtyard to let the sun and air in. Slabs and walls are exposed, some parts are simply opened, and some are covered by windows. Kerawang brick is used for many purposes.
Along the hotel corridor, lobby area, and restaurant above, there is no need for air conditioning due to ample ventilation. To enclose the private areas such as the bathrooms, we installed greeneries and hung bamboo in vertical arrangements.
Using the concept of “Iconic Passage,” we transformed the passage just like the original site, which is still open and green. This site then becomes the green passage to balance the design, which emphasizes local preservation.
We also wanted to create spaces that are open, with natural sunlight and fresh air in this limited site area; therefore, we designed a spacious inner courtyard to let the sun and air in. Slabs and walls are exposed, some parts are simply opened, and some are covered by windows. Kerawang brick is used for many purposes.
Along the hotel corridor, lobby area, and restaurant above, there is no need for air conditioning due to ample ventilation. To enclose the private areas such as the bathrooms, we installed greeneries and hung bamboo in vertical arrangements.
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