MAISON XLS - PROJECT - KABA KABA WELLNESS & CABIN

KABA KABA - WELLNESS & CABIN BALI - INDONESIA

2025-2026

Between land and light, matter and memory Kaba-Kaba Wellness reimagines Bali’s timeless connection between nature and the human spirit.

A project by Maison X.L.S Studio, rooted in authenticity and guided by a vision of balance and renewal.

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INTRODUCTION

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VISION & INSPIRATION

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Kaba-Kaba Wellness harmonizes science, design, and spirituality. Where architecture becomes a healing medium and nature becomes the teacher.

The philosophy draws subtle inspiration from SHA Wellness in Spain, blending refined hospitality with Balinese cultural depth to create a sanctuary for restoration and conscious living.

Inspired by global excellence, rooted in Bali’s soul.

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“Where the land breathes, and time slows"

In the quiet heart of Tabanan, where mist lingers over the rice terraces at dawn, lies Kaba-Kaba, a village cradled by nature’s patience and the island’s ancient rhythm.

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PLACE & CONTEXT Nestled in Kaba-Kaba village, Tabanan Regency (30 minutes from Canggu) the land is surrounded by rice terraces, coconut trees, and sacred water temples.

A narrow path through traditional walls marks the gentle transition from the pulse of daily life to a realm of reflection and calm.

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BENCHMARKED, ECHOES OF EXCELLENCE

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SHA Wellness SHA Wellness

SHA’s spirit of innovation meets the raw beauty of Bali at Kaba-Kaba — where wellness technology is woven softly into the rhythm of nature.

Here, architecture breathes with the land; science becomes serenity; and the intelligence of design dissolves into the stillness of Tabanan.

Where innovation meets nature, and science breathes through silence

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Architecture that listens to the land.

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NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT

West : Pura Paibon Pasek Area North : Rice Fields East : Rice field South : Main Access to the site |13

THE SITE LOCATION

2 h flight from Singapore to I Gusti Ngurah Rai 1 h15 transfer by road to the site.

Close to Canggu Area (2.5 km pristine sand) and established high-end property (Nuanu).

I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport

SITE LOCATION

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TOURIST ARRIVAL IN BALI (2020 - 2024)

DOMESTIC TOURIST

INTERNATIONAL TOURISM

The graphic shows Bali’s tourist recovery from 2020–2024. After a sharp pandemic decline, both domestic and international visitors rose steadily, reaching and surpassing pre-COVID levels by 2024.

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THE SITE & DESIGN CONCEPT

LAND 01

LAND 02

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The 1,030 sqm site is defined by a majestic acacia tree, soft contours, and open views to the north.

The design language celebrates simplicity and material honesty. uxury tent-style architecture with modular forms, neutral color palette in beige, sand, and taupe tones. Elegant canvas roofs, light structural frames, and open airy interiors blending seamlessly with the landscape.

Architecture that listens to the land.

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MASTERPLAN & PROGRAM

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THE BUILDING A

OFFICE AREA

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LABO KITCHEN & RESTO

THE WELLNES 1

HYPERBARIC OXYGEN

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ICE COLD BATH

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AQUATIC TREADMILL

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SAD THERAPHY

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CRYOTHERAPHY

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INFRARED SAUNA

TOTAL 9 CAPSULE CABINS 5 CABINS IN LAND 01

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4 CABINS IN LAND 02

A landscape of wellness built in three movements.

Three zones shape the masterplan : 1. The Office Garden / Where structure meets spirit.

2. The Wellness & Dining Sanctuary / The soul of nourishment and connection.

3. The Tree Cabins / Private sanctuaries among the leaves.

SIZE LAND 01 = 1,030 sqm SIZE LAND 02 = 356 sqm

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THE OFFICE GARDEN

Office users consist of staff and the head officer, focusing on administration, coordination, and daily operational management within the wellness center.

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ROOM

SIZE (SQM)

FUNCTION

NOTES

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Reception

16

Front desk area for visitors and clients

Ideal for 2-person desk + small sofa

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Meeting Room

10

Discussion area for up to 4 people.

Compact space for consultations or internal meetings; adjacent to staff or head office.

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Head Officer Room

12

Private workspace for head officer

1 Main desk + 3 chairs and 1 storage

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Staff room

24

Main working area for 6 staff

Flexible layout for teamwork, document storage, and operational tasks

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Mini pantry

8

Refreshment and coffee break Compact pantry for daily staff use; can zone also serve meeting refreshments.

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Toilet

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Restroom for staff

Positioned near back corridor for easy access and separation from work areas

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Service Room

18

Technical and maintenance room.

Enclosed space for equipment and technician access; connected to rear service route

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Office Garden Corridor

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Circulation and relaxation space

Linear garden along corridor to bring natural light and greenery into the office

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Parking

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Staff and local people parking Located at the north side; provides direct access to service and staff entrance

Total Building Area Interior (Office) = 120 sqm Parking (Outdoor) = 24 sqm Overall Total = 144 sqm

The village with bougainvillea plantation and colorful grasses Moodboard landscape with view and vegetation 20 |

A landscape of wellness built in three movements.

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THE WELLNESS CENTER

The wellness center users include doctors, nurses, therapists, and guests seeking advanced treatments for recovery, relaxation, and rejuvenation through modern health technologies and personalized therapeutic experiences.

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01. TREATMENT AREA NO

ROOM

SIZE (SQM)

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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

26 - 36

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Cryotherapy Cabin

16 – 22 Cold therapy treatment for inflammation and muscle recovery.

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Aquatic Treadmill Room

20 – 28 Hydrotherapy and rehabilitation Requires drainage, non-slip flooring, through underwater exercise humidity control, and nearby shower or changing area.

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Ice Cold Bath

18 – 26 Cold immersion therapy for contrast recovery

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Infrared Sauna

11–15

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SAD Therapy Room

10 – 12 Restroom for staff

Positioned near back corridor for easy access and separation from work areas

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Shared Changing & Shower Room

8 – 10

2 cubicles + lockers; shared for wet zone users.

FUNCTION

NOTES

Advanced oxygen chamber therapy for healing and cellular recovery.

Use a compact single-person chamber; locate control unit in the nurse area instead of inside the room.

Needs high power capacity, insulation, and safety monitoring. Close to nurse station.

Often combined with sauna area; requires tiled waterproof surfaces and good water drainage.

Detox and relaxation using heat Requires heat-resistant materials and therapy controlled ventilation

Changing, showering before/ after wet treatments

GROUP OF TREATMENT - Wet treatments (Aquatic Treadmill, Ice Bath, Sauna) form one cluster for technical efficiency - Dry treatments (Cryotherapy, Hyperbaric, SAD Room) grouped near the front for easier access 02. SUPPORTING ROOMS NO

ROOM

SIZE (SQM)

FUNCTION

NOTES

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Doctor rooms

16 - 18

Consultation and medical evalu- includes 2-3 desks, seating for patients, ation for patients. and medical tools storage. Should have good privacy and acoustic insulation.

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Nurse Room

14 –16

Central preparation and monitoring area

Central control point for daily operations. Needs easy access to pharmacy, doctor room, and treatments

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Pharmacy + Storage

8 –10

Medicine, supplements, and linen storage

Requires drainage, non-slip flooring, humidity control, and nearby shower or changing area.

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Waiting Lounge

5–6

Comfortable waiting area for guests

Position near the kitchen & resto area, so the patient can wait in dining area also

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Storage (Dry)

4–6

Linens, towels, consumables, tools.

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Technical / Service Room

6-8

Pumps, filters, oxygen system, water & electrical maintenance

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Corridor & Indoor Garden

Near wet treatment cluster; rear access for technician.

±10–12 Circulation with natural light and Enhances “office garden” & wellness greenery. ambiance.

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THE KITCHEN & DINING SANCTUARY

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ROOM

SIZE (SQM)

FUNCTION

NOTES

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Main Kitchen (Professional Zone)

80–100 Food preparation, cooking, and Equipped with modern appliances, nutritional workshop production clean & dirty flow separation, staff-only access

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Cold Storage & Dry Pantry

10–15

Ingredient storage (cold & dry)

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Dishwashing & Utility Zone

8–10

Cleaning, waste handling, uten- Hidden from public; near service corrisil management. dor.

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Workshop / Demonstration Kitchen

30–40

Interactive space for healthy cooking classes, nutrition demos, and small group learning.

Semi-open to dining; visual connection to garden or terrace

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Dining Area (Communal)

60–80

Shared meals, wellness dining, group discussions.

Open-plan with natural light and garden views; flexible seating for 20–30 people

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Lounge / Tea Bar Corner

6-8

Light refreshments, juice bar, casual waiting or post-meal relaxation.

Transition zone between dining and corridor garden

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Restroom (Guests)

6–8

Guest restroom near dining area.

Accessible from semi-public zone

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Staff Changing / Rest Area

8–10

Staff prep, uniform storage, quick breaks

Located near service entrance.

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Service Corridor & Access

10–12

Circulation for staff, delivery, and waste removal

Near kitchen back access; includes refrigerator & shelving system

Beneath the acacia, a communal hearth combining the Labo Kitchen, wellness facilities, and social gathering spaces.

It is here that wellness, food, and human connection intertwine — a communal hearth where the scent of earth meets the aroma of healing cuisine. The Labo Kitchen serves as both creative studio and gathering table, blending nutrition, ritual, and dialogue. Around it, open pavilions host yoga, meditation, and holistic treatments, each space softly illuminated by natural light filtering through the leaves.

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From Landscape to Living Domain

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THE TREE CABINS

Nestled within the inner forest of Kaba-Kaba, the Tree Cabins are designed as immersive retreats that reconnect the human body to the living landscape. Each cabin rises lightly above the ground, framed by timber and glass, allowing guests to sleep within the trees, surrounded by filtered light and the soft murmur of the forest. The architecture invites stillness yet every detail encourages presence, awareness, and the quiet rhythm of natural life.

Kaba- kaba Wellness & embodies these missions:

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• to create harmony between body and landscape, spaces that breathe with the earth and invite natural movement; • to nourish connection, between people, between cultures, and between the material and spiritual; • to build with meaning and gentleness, an architecture that respects tradition while embracing innovation.

Approaching each cabin becomes part of the healing process. Elevated pathways and gentle inclines encourage guests to walk mindfully through the forest, increasing daily steps as part of their wellness journey. The movement between the main wellness pavilion, dining spaces, and the cabins is designed to be restorative rather than routinetransforming the simple act of walking into a moment of reconnection with breath, light, and the scent of earth.

Inspired by the sacred landscape of Bali and the intelligence of contemporary wellness design, Kaba-Kaba stands as a sanctuary of future hospitality, where design heals, light teaches, and every space is a return to balance.

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ROOM

SIZE (SQM)

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Bedroom / sleeping + small living

17-18

Bed Queen, bedside, small desk, seating, wardrobe, luggage space

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Bathroom (shower, WC, basin)

5–6

Wet area with good ventilation; accessible design

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Entry / circulation / wardrobe alcove

1–2

Small buffer zone, shoe rack, mini-locker

FUNCTION

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The villa with material combination as a foreground of the nature 28 |

The concrete finish to match the ground color

The old wood tone match the environment

Honest feature, Back to Nature

Luxury tent-style architecture with modular forms, neutral color palette in beige, sand, and taupe tones. Elegant canvas roofs, light structural frames, and open airy interiors blending seamlessly with the landscape.

Sirap roof, traditional wood panel roof

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LAND 01

“Private Intimacy meets communal spirit” 30 |

LAND 02

PROGRAM OF SPACE

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SUSTAINABILITY & COMMUNITY

Built through local craft and conscious design : limestone and bamboo from nearby quarries, passive ventilation, rainwater reuse, and solar preparation.

The project supports village artisans and farmers, making wellness a shared prosperity between land, people, and guests.

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Healing the land while empowering its people.

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“Nature, Technology & Vision”

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