Located in the center of Ubud, Bali. The vision of Clan Living was to create a new model of micro living where the entrepreneur finds their own space for private living as well as places to work, share ideas and gather with others. Combining the paradox between working and vacation, the architect creates a new cozy working environment while expanding their network.
Designed from the existing structural building, Ruang Nyaman created the curved bamboo facades as the protagonist material, combining with other natural materials such as natural stones, coffee branches, wood to react and enhance the cultural context of this site, and developed with sustainable considerations. The idea was to evoke their spatial sense that gives long lasting memories in their lives, yet as a symbol of appreciation for the local culture in a way to convey the sense of togetherness.
The communal area is set with a massive bamboo roof, spanning two levels with a wooden ramp connecting the two floors. On the upper level, they can work and enjoy the work while enjoying the pool view and curves pattern calming the eyes, evoking a soothing atmosphere. The ground level boosts interactions and gathering while soaking their feets under water. In addition to the communal space, it features a fully equipped kitchen and pantry as they gather and share.
The private areas were built with 3 floor levels, ensuring each level has a different experience. The ground level includes a big terrace with arranged coffee branches as the lounge chair, with direct access to the pool. Second level was built with the same coffee branches, in addition giving the hanging nets as a hammock as the focal point to give a different way to experiencing the balcony. And the third floor features a long work stool table with exciting views towards its surroundings. The interior design uses a mezzanine system with a unique staircase to connect the living room and bedroom. They are all designed to maximize the user’s sense of comfort, combining work and vacation.
For the facade, arch shaped bamboo conveys the sense of flexibility towards the digital nomads era of working. Using a secondary skin facade that is arranged in a hollow and with enlarged shape on top of it, as a natural response to the surrounding environment, from visibility to sun exposure.
The Clan Living will grow throughout time, and make it a strong foundation in understanding spaces through new ways of view to achieve a new perspective of a good living space, as we create and build today for tomorrow's living.
Located in the center of Ubud, Bali. The vision of Clan Living was to create a new model of micro living where the entrepreneur finds their own space for private living as well as places to work, share ideas and gather with others. Combining the paradox between working and vacation, the architect creates a new cozy working environment while expanding their network.
Designed from the existing structural building, Ruang Nyaman created the curved bamboo facades as the protagonist material, combining with other natural materials such as natural stones, coffee branches, wood to react and enhance the cultural context of this site, and developed with sustainable considerations. The idea was to evoke their spatial sense that gives long lasting memories in their lives, yet as a symbol of appreciation for the local culture in a way to convey the sense of togetherness.
The communal area is set with a massive bamboo roof, spanning two levels with a wooden ramp connecting the two floors. On the upper level, they can work and enjoy the work while enjoying the pool view and curves pattern calming the eyes, evoking a soothing atmosphere. The ground level boosts interactions and gathering while soaking their feets under water. In addition to the communal space, it features a fully equipped kitchen and pantry as they gather and share.
The private areas were built with 3 floor levels, ensuring each level has a different experience. The ground level includes a big terrace with arranged coffee branches as the lounge chair, with direct access to the pool. Second level was built with the same coffee branches, in addition giving the hanging nets as a hammock as the focal point to give a different way to experiencing the balcony. And the third floor features a long work stool table with exciting views towards its surroundings. The interior design uses a mezzanine system with a unique staircase to connect the living room and bedroom. They are all designed to maximize the user’s sense of comfort, combining work and vacation.
For the facade, arch shaped bamboo conveys the sense of flexibility towards the digital nomads era of working. Using a secondary skin facade that is arranged in a hollow and with enlarged shape on top of it, as a natural response to the surrounding environment, from visibility to sun exposure.
The Clan Living will grow throughout time, and make it a strong foundation in understanding spaces through new ways of view to achieve a new perspective of a good living space, as we create and build today for tomorrow's living.
Located in the center of Ubud, Bali. The vision of Clan Living was to create a new model of micro living where the entrepreneur finds their own space for private living as well as places to work, share ideas and gather with others. Combining the paradox between working and vacation, the architect creates a new cozy working environment while expanding their network.
Designed from the existing structural building, Ruang Nyaman created the curved bamboo facades as the protagonist material, combining with other natural materials such as natural stones, coffee branches, wood to react and enhance the cultural context of this site, and developed with sustainable considerations. The idea was to evoke their spatial sense that gives long lasting memories in their lives, yet as a symbol of appreciation for the local culture in a way to convey the sense of togetherness.
The communal area is set with a massive bamboo roof, spanning two levels with a wooden ramp connecting the two floors. On the upper level, they can work and enjoy the work while enjoying the pool view and curves pattern calming the eyes, evoking a soothing atmosphere. The ground level boosts interactions and gathering while soaking their feets under water. In addition to the communal space, it features a fully equipped kitchen and pantry as they gather and share.
The private areas were built with 3 floor levels, ensuring each level has a different experience. The ground level includes a big terrace with arranged coffee branches as the lounge chair, with direct access to the pool. Second level was built with the same coffee branches, in addition giving the hanging nets as a hammock as the focal point to give a different way to experiencing the balcony. And the third floor features a long work stool table with exciting views towards its surroundings. The interior design uses a mezzanine system with a unique staircase to connect the living room and bedroom. They are all designed to maximize the user’s sense of comfort, combining work and vacation.
For the facade, arch shaped bamboo conveys the sense of flexibility towards the digital nomads era of working. Using a secondary skin facade that is arranged in a hollow and with enlarged shape on top of it, as a natural response to the surrounding environment, from visibility to sun exposure.
The Clan Living will grow throughout time, and make it a strong foundation in understanding spaces through new ways of view to achieve a new perspective of a good living space, as we create and build today for tomorrow's living.
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