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Rumah Tropis
Amaan Ansari - Architect I Avanish Dham - Architect I Kennice Chris Ajay - Architect I Musaddiq Aljirbi - Architect
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AvanishDham
MusaddiqAljirbi
AmaanAnsari KenniceChrisAjay
Client Profile
João, Portuguese artist
Left Lisbon after meeting Ayu, Balinese
dancer and healer
Captivated by Ayu and Bali's tranquility
Moved to Bali for a new chapter
Building a villa blending Balinese
tradition and subtle Portuguese artistry
Villa: a sanctuary of creativity and spiritual peace
Home: a living canvas of love and shared dreams
JOÃO & AYU
Site Location
Situated in Bali, Near Munggu Beach, a black sand beach in a Balinese village known for the Melasti Ceremony. Located in Mengwi, between Bali’s southwest coast and Ubud, with 3,426 sq. m of flat green land.
Munggu Beach
Sun path
Wind Path
Noise Analysis
Access
-Vehicular access/ parking
-Main entrance
Traditional Orientation
Present Vegetation
Coconut tree
Waru tree
Ketapang tree
Papaya tree Banana tree
Palm tree
Strengths
SITESWOTANALYSIS
Beautiful waterfront view.
Flat terrain, ideal for building.
High resale value.
Strong rental potential.
Good access.
Opportunities
Environmental benefits from existing vegetation.
Significant development potential due to flat terrain and desirable location.
Weaknesses
Risk of storms and flooding.
Crowds from a nearby temple during public holidays..
High insurance and maintenance costs.
Increased crowding from nearby temple. Warungs potentially reducing property appeal. S S O W T
Threats
Environmental risks (storms, flooding).
TriMandal Zoning
NISTA MADYA UTAMA
Site Plan
Proposed Vegetation
Coconut Tree Frangipani
Lemon Tree
BougainvilleaOrange
Banana Tree
Bottle Palm
Foxtail Palm Bamboo
Ground FloorPlan
First FloorPlan
Interior design
Azulejos tiles Pebbles
Bamboo
P.5
Bringing Lisbon to Bali
Stone Thatch
Gelingsing
Incorporating BalineseTextiles
Songket
Endek
Poleng
Cepuk
Bebali
Keling
Perada
Elevation
Back Elevation
Front Elevation
Elevation
Left Elevation
Right Elevation
Section
AA
Section
SustainableBambooArchitecture
Bamboo as a natural Resource
Labor Force
Expertise
HumidTropicalClimateDiagram
Strategically Placed for Maximum Air Circulation
Large Windows for Improved Airflow and Ventilation
Constructed with Wood, Bamboo, and Reeds for Optimal Humidity Control
Space Between Buildings to Allow Cool Breezes to Circulate
Sloped Roof for Efficient Rainwater Evacuation
Thin Walls Designed to Minimize Humidity Accumulation
Balcony Provide Protection from Rain and Enhance Airflow
Elevated Ground Floor to Prevent Earth’s Humidity from Affecting the Building
site layout creates wind corridors between buildings channeling breezes through the site enhances ventilation and outdoor comfort
High openings for ventilation: eliminates hot air
Utilize openings on opposite sides of the building to enable natural air circulation, improving indoor air quality maximizing natural airflow across the site
Passive design strategies
The central pool embodies Tri Hita Karana, uniting spiritual, social, and environmental harmony. The fireplace next to the pool reflects Rwa Bhineda, symbolizing the balance of opposites like fire and water, warmth and coolness.
IntegratingBalinesePrinciples
BaleAling-Aling
Unparalleled Views
Bamboo Railings
Communial Areas/Party
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