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Juden House
Bandung, Indonesia
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Juden House
Bandung, Indonesia
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2024
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
Set within the lush, verdant tropical climate of Bandung, West Java, Juden House is a thoughtfully crafted residential extension designed to reconcile the contrasting personalities of its homeowners, an extroverted husband and an introverted wife. Blending Japanese aesthetics with subtle industrial touches, the architecture seamlessly utilizes soft wood tones and exposed raw materials to balance the need for open areas with secluded retreats. Designed partially as the ultimate personal mancave, the project also offers clever rental flexibility as a private villa in the future. By fully embracing the site's steeply sloping topography rather than working against it, the design introduces these independent programmatic elements while keeping them harmoniously connected to the main residence.
A key architectural intervention in achieving this equilibrium is the fully detached entrance sequence. To deftly navigate local fencing restrictions while securing absolute privacy from the street, a long, horizontal rectangular concrete mass is integrated into the front façade. Internally, the spatial transition remains remarkably fluid, intentionally devoid of rigid boundaries. As guests step onto the warm timber decking, the tactile shift in materiality cues a subtle change in atmosphere. Positioned thoughtfully at the highest contour, the front serves as a carport that doubles as a private showroom, visually accessible yet physically separated from the main living area. Because these display cars are rarely taken onto the streets but still require regular engine maintenance, wide, inward-facing openings are strategically placed to provide crucial cross-ventilation, while maintaining a private exterior façade. This specific design choice allows the owner to safely warm up the engines directly within the space without needing to move the cars outside, while an inward-sloping roof efficiently directs heavy rainwater to a central drainage system to keep the vehicle entry protected.
A dynamic split-level layout masterfully defines the internal zoning. At the heart of the extension, the central living room embodies refined minimalism. Expansive, floor-to-ceiling glass walls elegantly frame a tranquil zen garden. This semi-private rear oasis, thoughtfully equipped with a relaxing jacuzzi, a secondary living room, and a dedicated prayer room, significantly enhances spatial depth and daily functionality. The lush zen garden acts simultaneously as a captivating visual focal point and a natural privacy buffer against neighboring sightlines, supported by deep roof overhangs that restrict unwanted visual access.
Rather than forcefully flattening the challenging terrain, the naturally varying elevations are celebrated. At the lowest contour, the basement serves as the ultimate private haven, securely housing a master bedroom and an intimate private living room that dramatically opens up to uninterrupted rear landscape views via a cantilevered terrace. To mitigate pervasive tropical humidity with limited site excavation, an innovative breathable interstitial void is implemented between the heavy retaining walls and delicate interior walls. Furthermore, as the slope steepens drastically, structural foundation piles are thoughtfully set back to protect existing soil stability and mature tree roots.
Ultimately, Juden House masterfully utilizes precise material articulation, strategic split-level zoning, and topographical variance to seamlessly establish a continuous sequence of distinct, yet visually and emotionally cohesive spatial experiences.
A key architectural intervention in achieving this equilibrium is the fully detached entrance sequence. To deftly navigate local fencing restrictions while securing absolute privacy from the street, a long, horizontal rectangular concrete mass is integrated into the front façade. Internally, the spatial transition remains remarkably fluid, intentionally devoid of rigid boundaries. As guests step onto the warm timber decking, the tactile shift in materiality cues a subtle change in atmosphere. Positioned thoughtfully at the highest contour, the front serves as a carport that doubles as a private showroom, visually accessible yet physically separated from the main living area. Because these display cars are rarely taken onto the streets but still require regular engine maintenance, wide, inward-facing openings are strategically placed to provide crucial cross-ventilation, while maintaining a private exterior façade. This specific design choice allows the owner to safely warm up the engines directly within the space without needing to move the cars outside, while an inward-sloping roof efficiently directs heavy rainwater to a central drainage system to keep the vehicle entry protected.
A dynamic split-level layout masterfully defines the internal zoning. At the heart of the extension, the central living room embodies refined minimalism. Expansive, floor-to-ceiling glass walls elegantly frame a tranquil zen garden. This semi-private rear oasis, thoughtfully equipped with a relaxing jacuzzi, a secondary living room, and a dedicated prayer room, significantly enhances spatial depth and daily functionality. The lush zen garden acts simultaneously as a captivating visual focal point and a natural privacy buffer against neighboring sightlines, supported by deep roof overhangs that restrict unwanted visual access.
Rather than forcefully flattening the challenging terrain, the naturally varying elevations are celebrated. At the lowest contour, the basement serves as the ultimate private haven, securely housing a master bedroom and an intimate private living room that dramatically opens up to uninterrupted rear landscape views via a cantilevered terrace. To mitigate pervasive tropical humidity with limited site excavation, an innovative breathable interstitial void is implemented between the heavy retaining walls and delicate interior walls. Furthermore, as the slope steepens drastically, structural foundation piles are thoughtfully set back to protect existing soil stability and mature tree roots.
Ultimately, Juden House masterfully utilizes precise material articulation, strategic split-level zoning, and topographical variance to seamlessly establish a continuous sequence of distinct, yet visually and emotionally cohesive spatial experiences.
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