UBUD RESORT

Hospitality

COURSE: CSU INTD 376 Interior architecture and design studio IV

INSTRUCTOR: Ryadi Adityavarman

DATE: Spring 2022

As the location where vacationers spend most of their time, the hotel should be a cultural experience in and of itself. The cultural elements do not need to be as powerful as a realistic three-dimensional sculpture inside a room, but they should be gentle and soft, employing elements such as materials, patterns, and distinctive Balinese bamboo products to subtly influence the traveler’s feelings, thoughts, and perceptions of the local culture. Spaces may not be visually united subjectively, with varying colors and lighting, yet they indicate a current aesthetic culture when juxtaposed.

Because the hotel is located on the rice terrace and within a forest, the entire building form reaches out and extends into nature with the connection of the bridge. Local architecture was used to transform stepped shapes. Also, because Generation Xers seeking a pleasant family or group vacation are the hotel’s primary service demographic, the setting and service must be sufficiently calming. The villa’s family-friendly apartments may be combined to accommodate many families traveling together.

Despite the fact that humans created the gods, their tales have been written down orally and have remained an integral part of Balinese culture. At this level, the gods are everlasting, but human life is fleeting. As with the relationship between the hotel and the traveler, the hotel is designed and constructed by humans, but it stands permanently as part of the promotion and expression of the local culture, whereas the traveler’s stay is brief and their temporary residence, the hotel, should serve as a launching point for them to quickly understand and respect the local culture.

- TEMPLE bale sakenam - STUDIO bale sakepat - BEDROOM bale tiang sanga - GUEST ROOM umah meten - MASTER BED

Ventilation Required Roof paon - KITCHEN lumbung - RICE BARN

SIMPLIFIED BUILDING FORMS

‘Movement to the Right’

ABSTRACTED FORMS