Series of Resort Hotel in Ubud Bali by yunisa zahrah

SERIES OF RESORT HOTEL IN UBUD BALI

PREFACE This Resort Booklet is an embodiment of Baliâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Resort Benchmarking journey that was assigned to me and Anindya to learn more about resort development in mountain area. The area we chose is located in Ubud Bali that is naturally given some spectacular views. The main purpose we observe some resort hotel in Ubud Bali is to know more about how the resort typology is built upon an undulating and steep terrain. We want to say gratitude to our supervisors, because of their endorsement , we finally can get this book done. We also would like to give appreciation to Yunisa, the intern who have helped us in doing a more detail literature research to finalize this book. Since this booklet content is gathered from many sources and articles, we also attached them in the back page of this book to express our honour. This book is written as a tool for AECOM DP+E studio to enrich them about resort design comprises itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s concept and programs. We hope this book will give much benefit to studio to become more productive and innovative.

Team:

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Atika Dewi Apsari Anindyastari Saraswati Yunisa Zahrah

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GREEN VILLAGE

DESA VISESA

KAMANDALU

FOUR SEASONS SAYAN

MANDAPA RITZ CARLTON RESERVE 22

MAYA UBUD

BALINESE ORIENTATION CONCEPT

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Green Village “Creating spaces where people can feel connected to nature without disrupting it is a thrilling design challenge for me.” – John Hardy (Owner of Green Village)

Source: http://ibuku.com/

“BAMBOO IS ONE OF THE WORLD’S MOST SUSTAINABLE AND VERSATILE BUILDING MATERIALS WITH TENSILE STRENGTH EQUIVALENT TO STEEL”

Location Owner Site Area No of Keys Project Year Architect Programs Rent fee /night

: Badung, Bali : John Hardy : 1.87 Ha : 12 houses : 2010 : IBUKU : Bamboo Houses :± Rp 4.000.000

Ayung River Ananda House Eclipse (currently in development) Echo (currently in development) Tower House

Aura (currently in development)

Sunrise House

Marketing Office

Palm Villa Sharma Springs Temple House Villa Kelapa River House

Share Parking Garden House Cacao House Pondok Naga

Leaf House

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Marketing Office Share Parking

Houses

ocated by the terraced slopes of Ayung River in Bali, the compound hosts 12 unique and sustainable bamboo houses and villas. Each luxury villa and house in Green Village is constructed almost entirely from bamboo, customdesigned by the IBUKU architectural team and built by hand. The Bamboo houses are designed and built around the natural contours of each plot with rare views of the river front and the volcanoes of Bali. The concept is to create beautiful living spaces, in which people can live where luxury and comfort fit into natural landscapes.

Living Room

Section

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Entrance Palm Villa Palm Villa was the the first home built in Green Village. It set the standard for future Green Village homes. Set on top of the river valley landscape, this 4-story bamboo villa features 3 air-conditioned bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. The living space is open and connects you to the surrounding environment, but all bedrooms can be closed at night and are airconditioned.

Dining Room

Garden House Garden House is set in a coconut grove. It has two bedrooms, an open air living room and kitchen area protected from the elements under a peaked roof yet open to the surrounding permaculture garden beds.

Plan

Bed Room

Garden House

Source: http://greenvillagebali.com/

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Staircase to Mezzanine

Working Room

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Living Room

Sharma Springs The crowning glory of all residential buildings designed by IBUKU. The design was inspired by the petals of the lotus flower. Sharma Springs is the tallest bamboo structure built in Bali which has six levels nestled along the edge of the Ayung River valley. It features 4 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a spacious living room, a private plunge pool, and a guest house.

Sharma Springs

Entrance

Open Living Dining Area

Temple House 8

Master Bedroom

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Temple House Temple House is a bamboo home with sweeping lines and hoop corners, built by combining dramatic angles and soft curves. This simple property features three levels that cascade down the slope towards the rushing Ayung river. Equipped with a large master bedroom, two guest rooms, and an open living dining area. Enter via the top level through a round door framed by two cocoon shaped bamboo baskets.

Bamboo Basket

Master Bedroom

Tower House The Tower House is supported by multiple bamboo poles fastened together to form a basket-like central column. It consists of four levels: the master bedroom at the top, the living room features a large bamboo basket that serves as the media area and TV lounge.

TV Lounge

Tower House

Bath Room

Sunrise House

Source: http://greenvillagebali.com/

Sunrise House Sunrise House, designed in the shape of a leaf . The building has four levels staggered down a slope. It contains a master bedroom, two guest rooms, an open plan kitchen, dining, and living area, as well as a media room and an office.

Bed Room

Cacao House

Source: http://greenvillagebali.com/

Cacao House Cacao House is an elegant three story home at Green Village, built within a wild cacao grove. Permaculture gardens surround the house and embrace the private pool and guest house.

DESA VISESA UBUD â&#x20AC;&#x153;Desa Visesa Ubud is a culturally inspired property designed to capture the essence of a Balinese village and satisfy curiosity about daily life on the island.â&#x20AC;?

Source: https://foodcious.com/2017/02/13/desa_visesa_ubud/

“THE RESORT PROVIDES A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO CONNECT WITH A WEALTH OF BALINESE RITUALS AND HERITAGE. HONORING PAST TRADITIONS, VISESA OFFERS A BRAND NEW LEVEL OF LUXURY WITH SOUL”

LEGEND Drop Off Main Road Main Lobby Villas Suites Facilities Paddy Field

Location : Ubud, Bali Site Area : 4 Ha No of Keys: 114 Project Year : July 2016 Architect : Crown Capital Programs : Pool Villas (67), Suites(47) Facilities : Restaurants Outdoor Pool Spa & Gym Meeting Room Business Centre Farming & Permaculture Experience

Villas

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Villas Paddy Field

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esa Visesa offers a brand new level of luxury villas, only a mile away from central Ubud. Situated among 6.5 Hectares lush vegetation, cascading streams, and verdant rice fields, Visesa villa is a heaven of peace and tranquality nearby a world famous global village that has become a hub for sustainable tourism and holistic lifestyle. Visesa blends an original architectural concept of suites and villas that provide generous space and superior comfort with the respect of ancestral traditions and ceremonial way of life. 11

s an advanced expression of contemporary design values, elements of traditional architecture and noble building materials have been carefully integrated to the modern concept. All the luxury pool Villas and Suite units, adorned with stylish furnishings and the newest range of room appliances, express comfort and functionality while retain a feeling of warmth and Balinese authenticity.

Villas and Suites

Source: https://www.visesaubud.com/

Rent fee/night

Two Bedroom Family Pool Villa

Two Bedroom Family Pool Villa Interior 12

Premier Suite

Agricultural Activities The traditional Balinese permaculture concept has received praises for its approach to agriculture and social design that seeks to integrate sustainability into daily life by working with nature instead of against it. Embracing this ancient concept, Desa Visesa opens its doors to welcome the whole family to immerse in the resortâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fish ponds, gardens, and rice fields as well as to connect with the nurturing local community.

Fishing Activities Visesa has dedicated more than two hectares of land to organic culture grown exclusively with natural compost. Species have been inter-planted for controlling pests while advanced waste recycling allows minimal use of inputs and energy.

Padi Fine Dining Dining Four restaurants give limitless dining options and a massive central swimming pool is available for letting the day goes by. As a high-minded property of an enlightened member of the royal Ubud family, Visesa offers, in the heart of Bali, a brand new level of luxury with soul.

Permaculture Activities

Feeding Chicken

Lumbung Resto

Lesung Resto

Warung Tani

KAMANDALU UBUD â&#x20AC;&#x153;Standing as a 20 years old resort, Kamandalu Ubud decided to restore the Balinese feel in the quiet season of the market.â&#x20AC;?

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“THE TRUE BALINESE VILLAGE’ WAS TAKEN AS THE MAIN CONCEPT TO ASSURE THE GENERAL THEME OF THE OVERALL RESORT.” Location : Ubud, Bali Site Area : 0.5 Ha Year Opening : 1992 Year Renovated: 2011 Architect : Arkana Architects Programs : Ubud Chalet Villa Garden Villa Pool Villa Deluxe Pool Villa Two & Three Bedroom Villa Facilities : Swimming Pool Indoor Kids Club Spa & Gym Rumah Yoga Meeting Room Bali Shop

Parking

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Drop Off Main Lobby and Gallery Villas Restaurant Tennis Court

100m Swimming Pool Spa Parking Paddy Field

Paddy Field Villas

Paddy Field Sport Facilities

Paddy Field

Facilities Villas

amandalu Ubud has been enchanting guests since 1992 with its traditional village concept incorporating luxury accommodation within a natural landscape that features productive rice terraces. The property underwent extensive renovation in 2011, which included the establishment of two brand new villa categories. All facilities and villa interiors were upgraded to anticipate the needs of modern travellers and provide an enriching experience on the island of Bali.

The Villas

esigned to capture the essence of a real-life Balinese village, Kamandalu Ubud is a five-star resort that blends local tradition with contemporary style. Nestled in the green foothills of Ubud, the property is a boutique sanctuary featuring exclusive villa accommodations and supporting facilities. With an extensive landscape encompassing productive rice terraces and towering coconut palms, Kamandalu Ubud lends itself to sensory indulgence.Â

Presidentila Villa

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Rent fee/night Ubud Chalet 80 sqm | Rp 6.750.000 Garden Villa 129 sqm | Rp 9.450.000 Pool Villa 180 sqm | Rp 11.475.000 Deluxe Pool Villa 346 ; 298 ; 291 sqm | Rp 13.500.000

Pool Villa

Two Bedroom Pool Villa 393; 365; 342 ; 297; 268 sqm | Rp 16.200.000 Three Bedroom Pool Villa (Presidential Villa Rama) 338 sqm | Rp 33.750.000

Deluxe Pool Villa

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Dining All taste preferences are taken care of at Kamandalu Ubud with a choice of restaurant facilities and exceptional dining experiences. Asian and Western dishes are prepared to please palates and engage the senses.

Forest Dining Tree Deck

Petulu Restaurant

Ubud Experiences Nature paths and viewing sites in the vicinity of Kamandalu Ubud provide access to the productive rice terraces, mature coconut palms and lush greenery that envelopes the immediate area.

Forest Spa

Awana Bar

Vilage Tour

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Trekking

Spa Experiences A refreshing indulgence for body and spirit. Emerce glowingly refreshed from our secret concoctions of freshly made treatments, using locally sourced fruits selected at the peak of their ripeness and prepared on the spot in front of you for maximum freshness and vitality. 17

FOUR SEASONS SAYAN â&#x20AC;&#x153;You have two choices when confronted with such an unprepossessing building site. You either change the building to suit the site or you change the site. And the choice has always been that we will respect the land, so we changed the building.â&#x20AC;? - John Heah (Architect)

Source: http://littletravelprincess.com/four-seasons-sayan/

“THE FOCAL ELEMENT AT FOUR SEASONS BALI AT SAYAN IS THE DRAMATIC UPSIDE-DOWN MAIN PUBLIC BUILDING, CROWNED WITH ITS OSCAR NIEMEYER-STYLE RICE BOWL”

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Location : Sayan, Ubud, Bali Site Area : 7.5 Ha No of Keys: 60 Built : 1998 Renovated: 2012 Architect : John Heah (Heah & Co) Programs : Suites (18) Villas (41) Royal Villa (1) Rooftop Lotus Pound Facilities : Restaurants and Lounge Outdoor Pool Spa Villas Fitness Centre Meeting Room Sayan Shop Resort Temple

LEGEND Drop Off Main Building Villas Sayan Shop

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100m

Facilities Main Building

Villas

Main Building Villas

Paddy Field Villas

Paddy Field

River

Facilities

Villas Parking

Riverside Cafe Pool & Sundeck Paddy Field Parking Area

iscover Bali’s cultural heart in the island’s central highlands, minutes from the artistic capital of Ubud. Hidden in a lush paradise beside the Ayung River. Submit to Bali’s purest embrace at Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan: a 60-room sanctuary cocooned in the enchanting Ayung valley. Restore the subtle inner energies with yoga and meditation in the lotus petal. Connect with nature and cross the Ayung River to explore the verdant surroundings. Savour the simplicity of rice planting with local farmers. Or embrace the ubiquitous energy of soulful Ubud.

Rice Bowl Concept

he Rice Bowl Architecture Journey starts at the point of arrival, where guests cross a wooden bridge suspended high above the Sayan Valley in Bali’s central highlands, over a river that is part of the UNESCO-listed “subak” sustainable irrigation system. The bridge leads to an elliptical rooftop lotus pond from where they start their descent into the lobby and valley.

The Rice Bowl Building Source: https://www.fourseasons.com/sayan/

The resort is nowhere to be seen. It is only when you descend a staircase below the pond that you discover the reception area, in the three-level central building with stunning 180-degree views of the valley.

Staircase below the Pond

Ayung Terrace

Fitness Centre

Suites Conveniently located within the main Resort building, the spacious suites offer a separate living room and bedroom, on one or two levels. 20

Suites

Spa at Lotus Pond

his curved structure that combines natural and man-made materials, houses the lobby, restaurant, health club, spa, and 18 suites. Teak walkways are everywhere flanked by water-drenched an moss covered walls. The main building and its site is nothing if not dramatic and this is obviously not accidental, as the sense of theatre is actively cultivated by the resort’s London based architect John Heah. A preoccupation with the experiential perspective of the visitor is central to Heah’s work and this concern is consistently applied throughout the resort.

Accomodation

he Resort’s 18 spacious suites and 42 private villas reflect the island’s natural, serene beauty. Each suite and villa is appointed with a mix of contemporary and Balinese décor, including rich teak furnishings and exotic hand-loomed fabrics.

Resort’s Rice Fields Spacious living areas and a sweeping terrace offer verdant valley and rice field views.

Villa In distinctive settings across the Resort, the villas let the visitor hide away in total privacy, enjoying tropical gardens, a plunge pool and outdoor shower.

Resort’s Rice Fields

Two Bedroom Villa

Royal Villa

Riverfront One-Bedroom Villa

Source: https://www.fourseasons.com/sayan/

Rent fee/night

Sayan Spa Villa

MANDAPA RITZ CARLTON https://stuckincustoms.smugmug.com/Portfolio/i-pgz7cV3

“Every single design decision was based on four mantras: Striking, Intimate, Magical and Enlightening. The same four words can be said about the experience of staying in Mandapa”

â&#x20AC;&#x153;FARMING HAS BEEN THE WAY OF LIFE FOR MANY BALINESE GENERATIONSâ&#x20AC;?

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Location : Gianyar, Ubud, Bali Owner : PT. Sukses Primatama Site Area : 6 Ha No.of Keys : 60 Constructed in : 2013 Opened in : 2015 Architect : PT. Bali Anugrah Dewata Programs : Villas (25) Suites (35) Facilities : Dining (5) Spa & Gym

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Facilities Villas

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Facilities

Villas

Paddy Field

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1 Wantilan 2 Kul-Kul Tower 3 Mandapa Camp 4 Suite 5 5 Suite 3 6 Suite 2 7 Suite 1

Villas

Suites

8 The Retreat 9 Sawah Terrace Restaurant 10 The Pool Bar 11 The Library 12 Rice Terrace Pool Villa 13 Forest View Pool Villa 14 Reserve 2 Bedroom Villa

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15 Riverfront Pool Villa 16 Pengiasan Temple 17 Mandapa 3 Bedroom Villa 18 Kubu Restaurant 19 Spa&Gym 20 Paddy Field 21 Swimming Pool

t 75 kilometres, the Ayung River is the longest and most historically significant river in the island. For one, it was the lifeline of the then-farming lifestyle, and it has inspired countless objects of art. Ayung, once the main source of the majority of irrigation dams and the simplistic nature of the village life, is now attracting thousands of vacation goers to be nestled in the forests and valleys inside the many worldclass luxurious resorts in Bali. The Ritz-Carlton aims to take that luxury up a notch with its latest Ritz-Carlton Reserve project and so Mandapa was born.

hen designer Miles Humphreys of PT Bali Anugrah Dewata got the brief, he went to the barren site and examined its extreme contours. Both Miles and the project owner were determined to use the challenging and unforgiving 10-storey descent to the riverside to their favour even though this entailed a major excavation work. “I want the Mandapa to look aged, to have a feel that it has been there forever,” he touted “I want it to also disappear so that the nature is the main show.” The site, designed in a more toned-down, earthy look, has since revealed itself to be a natural beauty. At the bottom of the valley is a tenderfoot curve of the river — one of its kind in the entire length of Ayung — where a wellcultivated, sizable rice field would become one of the property’s central element.

One Bedroom Pool Villa

Mandapa Aerial View

Mandapa Suite Living Room

Wantilan

Rent fee/night Pool Villas One bedroom Forest | 431 Two Bedroom Villa Living Room sqm | Rp11.430.000 One bedroom Rice Terrace | 431 sqm | Rp 13.430.000 One bedroom River Front | 431 sqm | Rp 15.430.000 Reserve two bedroom | 995 sqm | Rp 46.430.000 Mandapa three bedroom | 2001 sqm | Rp 60.430.000

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Suites Reserve Suite | 100 sqm | Rp 7.430.000 Mandapa Suite | 145 sqm | Rp 8.930.000

Kubu Restaurant

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t the bottom of the valley, Bamboo pods are erected at a near river-level to house nine private dining cocoons. This is a rather radical departure from the timber-based structure all around Mandapa. Raised above the rice field, is the Sawah Terrace, where breakfast and lunch are served. The two are designed to be different yet a complement to one another; wood versus bamboo, rice field and the river, day versus night. More conventional structures can be found at Mandapaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s treatment and sports facilities.

Sawah Terrace Restaurant

Mandapa Spa Reception

Fitness Center

Spa Room Spa Mandapa Spa offers a unique riverfront setting where the sound of flowing water lulls guests into a state of relaxation.

MAYA UBUD Source: https://karmatrendz.wordpress.com/

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Maya Ubud Resort & Spa delves deep into the traditions of local design to accentuate an intrinsic relationship between the landscape and architecture in accordance to the Balinese-Hindu universe.â&#x20AC;?

“MAYA UBUD’S SETTING IS INSPIRED BY TRADITIONAL BALINESE LORE OF ORIENTING VILLAGES ALONG A KAJA-KELOD SACRED AXIS.” Location : Peliatan, Ubud, Bali Site Area : 10 Ha No of Keys: 158 Project Year : 1998 - 2001 Architect : Denton Corker Marshall Programs : Luxury Guest Rooms (108) Private Pool Villa (50) Facilities : The central facility building (Reception

Pavilion, Restaurants, Shop, Pool)

Spa Recreation facilities

(Swimming pools, tennis court, golf area, yoga pavilion, gym)

Resting Pavilion Bar Restaurant

Lounge Tennis Court Club House

Golf

Villas Parking

Guest Rooms

Green Space

Villas

Sport Facilities

Villas

Resting Pavilion Spa Pavilion

Yoga Deck Ayung River

Elevator

River Cafe

LEGEND

Spa Area

Entrance Site Area Drop Off Main Lobby Private Pool Villas Luxury Guest Rooms Facilities Parking Area Fitness Center

Facilities

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aya Ubud Resort & Spa is located north east of Ubud, sitting in splendid seclusion on a site bordered by the dramatic Petanu River Valley and the vibrant rice fields of Peliatan. The ten hectare tract of land is a tranquil haven of tropical garden, thatched buildings, private pool villas and luxury guestrooms. Maya Ubudâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s design juggles with new and traditional concepts: there are no intricate Balinese paintings, masks or statues; instead, a deeper, ancient Balinese concept is celebrated through its landscape and architecture.

Layout Setting A central ceremonial walkway along the central ridge connects important public spaces from the porte-cochere, through the lobby and down to the spa. The villas or dwellings are then positioned on either side creating a village like axis that follows the contours of the land.

Maya Ubud Aerial View

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Main Lobby Departure Lounge

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Main Building The central facility building with reception pavilion, restaurant, and shop, is located to welcome the visitor with a dramatic approach. Adjacent is located the larger of the two restaurants and a dramatic pool overhanging the river valley with spectacular views.

Guest Rooms

Deluxe Pool Villa

Superior Garden Villa

Presidential Villa

Riverdeck Spa

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Spa

Spa The Spa is nestled at the bottom of the valley along the river and has private double and single treatment pavilions.

BALINESE ORIENTATION CONCEPT Tri Mandala

Tri Mandala is spatial concept describing three parts of realms, from Nista — the outer and lower mundane less-sacredrealm, Madya — the intermediate middle realm, to Utama — the inner and higher most important sacred realm.

Kaja-Kelod Kangin-Kauh

The cardinal directions on Bali, towards the mountains and towards the sea, east and west. Since the mountains on Bali are in the center, kaja and kelod vary according to where one is. Kangin and Kauh are always east and west.

Tri Mandala

Madya

Utama

Kaja-Kelod Kaja

Kelod

Nista

Kangin-Kauh

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Kauh West

East

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Sanga Mandala

The Sanga Mandala is the spatial concept concerning with directions that divide an area into nine parts according to eight main cardinal directions and central .

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he Spatial Orientation concept governing Balinese architecture based on Hindu philosophy orients space along three axes: utama, madya, and nista (upper, middle and lower), kangin and kauh (east-west, the direction of the sun) and kaja and kelod (north-south, the relative positions of the mountains and sea), creating nine distinct spaces (Sanga Mandala). The placement of each component of a building, from family altar (upper north east) to refuse dump (lower south) is determined by these principles.

Mt. Merbuk

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Maya Ubud Balinese Concept Mt. Batur

Mt. Musi

Spiritual and spatial orientation on Bali starts with the sacred mountain, Gunung Agung, centrally located on the island. The people believe that this mountain is the dwelling place of their Hindu gods. Going towards the mountain is called kaja means that one has to go to the South, but for the people in the South it means the opposite, namely the direction towards the North. Kaja Kelod Axis: connecting important public space

Public Spaces

Kaja

Villa

Kaja Mt. Batukaru

Mt. Agung

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Villa: positioned on either side creating a village like axis that follows the land contours

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