The Tranquil Junction
The CCCHouse, short for Ciputra Citra Club House, is strategically located along one of Java’s busiest toll roads, where the constant flow of travelers meets the need for respite. Its design strikes a perfect balance between simplicity and functionality, with a contemporary touch that feels both inviting and understated. CCCHouse harmonizes with the neighborhood by keeping a subtle presence that blends in, rather than competing with the residential aesthetic. Serving as both a rest area for the travelers and a marketing gallery for a nearby residential community, the clubhouse offers a peaceful retreat while subtly showcasing the development of the housing community it represents.
The building is thoughtfully arranged on a triangular plot, with different sections of the structure dedicated to specific functions. Careful attention was given to the orientation of the clubhouse, positioning it in a way that reduces noise from the nearby toll road while providing a clear, open view towards the housing complex. This design strategy ensures that the building serves as a quiet sanctuary while remaining connected to the residential area it supports.
The structure's massing is deliberately separated into distinct volumes, each reflecting its intended function – the toll road rest area, the clubhouse, and the marketing gallery. This careful layout not only enhances the flow and experience within the space but also creates a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere, without overwhelming the surrounding residential design.
Cantilevered Roof Over the Pool
Visually, the upper portion of the building is a striking, pure white mass, designed to capture attention and convey a sense of modernity. This elevated form appears to float above the ground, with its light color creating a sharp contrast against the more subdued tones of the lower structure. The cantilevered design achieves an airy, elevated look, giving the building a sense of levitation and openness. At the heart of the clubhouse lies its multifunctional space, designed to host a variety of activities and events. The main hall extends effortlessly onto an outdoor terrace, promoting a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor environments. This flexible space can accommodate community gatherings, and social events, or simply provide an extended area for relaxation, enhancing the clubhouse's role as the focal point of the community.
One of the standout features of the inner area of the clubhouse is the aforementioned cantilevered mass that extends over the swimming pool area. This thoughtfully designed roof provides shelter, allowing the pool to be used regardless of the weather. It ensures that the space remains functional and inviting even on rainy days, creating a family-friendly environment where parents can comfortably supervise their children. The adjacent kids’ pool features a playful water slide, which was initially designed to connect to the playground area. The integration of the slide was a response to level challenges on the site, creating a seamless transition between the two spaces while maintaining a fun and engaging experience for children.
Beyond just a leisure spot, the clubhouse serves as a lively center for sports and activities for the residents. It fosters a sense of community, providing both recreational and social opportunities that bring the neighborhood together. This design element helps transform the clubhouse into not just a place for relaxation but also a vibrant hub for family activities and a central part of the residential experience.
Circulation and Connectivity
The design of the clubhouse thoughtfully weaves together a smooth circulation path between the building's various sections. The striking white upper box, which serves as a visual focal point, is easily accessible through a series of well-defined walkways that guide visitors throughout the space. These pathways enhance the clubhouse's accessibility, ensuring that every area is well-connected and seamlessly integrated. Special attention was given to the circulation design to encourage easy entry for vehicles coming from the toll road, as the clubhouse also serves as a marketing gallery for the nearby housing complex.
The contrast between the white upper mass and the dark brown lower section creates a dynamic visual impact, while the building’s design ensures it remains functional and inviting for everyone who visits. The white upper section, with its cantilevered roof, is intentionally designed to be eye-catching from the highway, almost appearing to float above the ground. This design element not only enhances the aesthetic but also draws attention to the building from the road, inviting drivers and passengers to stop and explore. In between the two masses, the circulation area continues the flow, connecting the different parts of the clubhouse with ease. The integration of these elements creates a harmonious balance of beauty and practicality, making the clubhouse an inviting destination for travelers looking for a break, while also playing a key role in showcasing the residential community it represents.
In summary, the clubhouse serves as a peaceful stop along Java’s toll road, offering both a functional and welcoming retreat. Its simple yet elegant design, combined with family-friendly features, makes it a place where both residents and travelers can relax and connect, while subtly promoting the surrounding housing development.
The Tranquil Junction
The CCCHouse, short for Ciputra Citra Club House, is strategically located along one of Java’s busiest toll roads, where the constant flow of travelers meets the need for respite. Its design strikes a perfect balance between simplicity and functionality, with a contemporary touch that feels both inviting and understated. CCCHouse harmonizes with the neighborhood by keeping a subtle presence that blends in, rather than competing with the residential aesthetic. Serving as both a rest area for the travelers and a marketing gallery for a nearby residential community, the clubhouse offers a peaceful retreat while subtly showcasing the development of the housing community it represents.
The building is thoughtfully arranged on a triangular plot, with different sections of the structure dedicated to specific functions. Careful attention was given to the orientation of the clubhouse, positioning it in a way that reduces noise from the nearby toll road while providing a clear, open view towards the housing complex. This design strategy ensures that the building serves as a quiet sanctuary while remaining connected to the residential area it supports.
The structure's massing is deliberately separated into distinct volumes, each reflecting its intended function – the toll road rest area, the clubhouse, and the marketing gallery. This careful layout not only enhances the flow and experience within the space but also creates a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere, without overwhelming the surrounding residential design.
Cantilevered Roof Over the Pool
Visually, the upper portion of the building is a striking, pure white mass, designed to capture attention and convey a sense of modernity. This elevated form appears to float above the ground, with its light color creating a sharp contrast against the more subdued tones of the lower structure. The cantilevered design achieves an airy, elevated look, giving the building a sense of levitation and openness. At the heart of the clubhouse lies its multifunctional space, designed to host a variety of activities and events. The main hall extends effortlessly onto an outdoor terrace, promoting a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor environments. This flexible space can accommodate community gatherings, and social events, or simply provide an extended area for relaxation, enhancing the clubhouse's role as the focal point of the community.
One of the standout features of the inner area of the clubhouse is the aforementioned cantilevered mass that extends over the swimming pool area. This thoughtfully designed roof provides shelter, allowing the pool to be used regardless of the weather. It ensures that the space remains functional and inviting even on rainy days, creating a family-friendly environment where parents can comfortably supervise their children. The adjacent kids’ pool features a playful water slide, which was initially designed to connect to the playground area. The integration of the slide was a response to level challenges on the site, creating a seamless transition between the two spaces while maintaining a fun and engaging experience for children.
Beyond just a leisure spot, the clubhouse serves as a lively center for sports and activities for the residents. It fosters a sense of community, providing both recreational and social opportunities that bring the neighborhood together. This design element helps transform the clubhouse into not just a place for relaxation but also a vibrant hub for family activities and a central part of the residential experience.
Circulation and Connectivity
The design of the clubhouse thoughtfully weaves together a smooth circulation path between the building's various sections. The striking white upper box, which serves as a visual focal point, is easily accessible through a series of well-defined walkways that guide visitors throughout the space. These pathways enhance the clubhouse's accessibility, ensuring that every area is well-connected and seamlessly integrated. Special attention was given to the circulation design to encourage easy entry for vehicles coming from the toll road, as the clubhouse also serves as a marketing gallery for the nearby housing complex.
The contrast between the white upper mass and the dark brown lower section creates a dynamic visual impact, while the building’s design ensures it remains functional and inviting for everyone who visits. The white upper section, with its cantilevered roof, is intentionally designed to be eye-catching from the highway, almost appearing to float above the ground. This design element not only enhances the aesthetic but also draws attention to the building from the road, inviting drivers and passengers to stop and explore. In between the two masses, the circulation area continues the flow, connecting the different parts of the clubhouse with ease. The integration of these elements creates a harmonious balance of beauty and practicality, making the clubhouse an inviting destination for travelers looking for a break, while also playing a key role in showcasing the residential community it represents.
In summary, the clubhouse serves as a peaceful stop along Java’s toll road, offering both a functional and welcoming retreat. Its simple yet elegant design, combined with family-friendly features, makes it a place where both residents and travelers can relax and connect, while subtly promoting the surrounding housing development.
The Tranquil Junction
The CCCHouse, short for Ciputra Citra Club House, is strategically located along one of Java’s busiest toll roads, where the constant flow of travelers meets the need for respite. Its design strikes a perfect balance between simplicity and functionality, with a contemporary touch that feels both inviting and understated. CCCHouse harmonizes with the neighborhood by keeping a subtle presence that blends in, rather than competing with the residential aesthetic. Serving as both a rest area for the travelers and a marketing gallery for a nearby residential community, the clubhouse offers a peaceful retreat while subtly showcasing the development of the housing community it represents.
The building is thoughtfully arranged on a triangular plot, with different sections of the structure dedicated to specific functions. Careful attention was given to the orientation of the clubhouse, positioning it in a way that reduces noise from the nearby toll road while providing a clear, open view towards the housing complex. This design strategy ensures that the building serves as a quiet sanctuary while remaining connected to the residential area it supports.
The structure's massing is deliberately separated into distinct volumes, each reflecting its intended function – the toll road rest area, the clubhouse, and the marketing gallery. This careful layout not only enhances the flow and experience within the space but also creates a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere, without overwhelming the surrounding residential design.
Cantilevered Roof Over the Pool
Visually, the upper portion of the building is a striking, pure white mass, designed to capture attention and convey a sense of modernity. This elevated form appears to float above the ground, with its light color creating a sharp contrast against the more subdued tones of the lower structure. The cantilevered design achieves an airy, elevated look, giving the building a sense of levitation and openness. At the heart of the clubhouse lies its multifunctional space, designed to host a variety of activities and events. The main hall extends effortlessly onto an outdoor terrace, promoting a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor environments. This flexible space can accommodate community gatherings, and social events, or simply provide an extended area for relaxation, enhancing the clubhouse's role as the focal point of the community.
One of the standout features of the inner area of the clubhouse is the aforementioned cantilevered mass that extends over the swimming pool area. This thoughtfully designed roof provides shelter, allowing the pool to be used regardless of the weather. It ensures that the space remains functional and inviting even on rainy days, creating a family-friendly environment where parents can comfortably supervise their children. The adjacent kids’ pool features a playful water slide, which was initially designed to connect to the playground area. The integration of the slide was a response to level challenges on the site, creating a seamless transition between the two spaces while maintaining a fun and engaging experience for children.
Beyond just a leisure spot, the clubhouse serves as a lively center for sports and activities for the residents. It fosters a sense of community, providing both recreational and social opportunities that bring the neighborhood together. This design element helps transform the clubhouse into not just a place for relaxation but also a vibrant hub for family activities and a central part of the residential experience.
Circulation and Connectivity
The design of the clubhouse thoughtfully weaves together a smooth circulation path between the building's various sections. The striking white upper box, which serves as a visual focal point, is easily accessible through a series of well-defined walkways that guide visitors throughout the space. These pathways enhance the clubhouse's accessibility, ensuring that every area is well-connected and seamlessly integrated. Special attention was given to the circulation design to encourage easy entry for vehicles coming from the toll road, as the clubhouse also serves as a marketing gallery for the nearby housing complex.
The contrast between the white upper mass and the dark brown lower section creates a dynamic visual impact, while the building’s design ensures it remains functional and inviting for everyone who visits. The white upper section, with its cantilevered roof, is intentionally designed to be eye-catching from the highway, almost appearing to float above the ground. This design element not only enhances the aesthetic but also draws attention to the building from the road, inviting drivers and passengers to stop and explore. In between the two masses, the circulation area continues the flow, connecting the different parts of the clubhouse with ease. The integration of these elements creates a harmonious balance of beauty and practicality, making the clubhouse an inviting destination for travelers looking for a break, while also playing a key role in showcasing the residential community it represents.
In summary, the clubhouse serves as a peaceful stop along Java’s toll road, offering both a functional and welcoming retreat. Its simple yet elegant design, combined with family-friendly features, makes it a place where both residents and travelers can relax and connect, while subtly promoting the surrounding housing development.
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