The house sits on top of sloping site that overlooks beautiful scenery of Bandung. The living room has access to the down-sloping backyard that features series of steps, while the dining room continues to outdoor swimming pool that juts out, enabling it to become an infinity pool. The structure of the house is of art-deco style, characterized by smooth lines, geometric shapes, streamlined forms and the use of yellow travertine and basalto stones on the facade.

This 2,000 sqm home implements contemporary tropical style. Featuring cantilevered roof, tree branch pillars, and massive window glass facade, the house allows plenty of sunlight and air and brings out its strong tropical characteristic. Original details are implement throughout the interior and the furniture pieces. Other than having a lounge, a gym and a gallery, the house is completed with a separate guest house on the backyard that overlooks a stunning view.

The massive glass facade of the common area (living, lounge, dining rooms) allows not only ample sunlight and air, but also a stunning view of vast garden complete with a swimming pool.

A water garden surrounds the all-glass-covered dining room. Complimented with impeccable lighting inside and outside, the ambiance created is just elegant.

A glass cantilevered roof welcomes visitors into the multi-function area. The natural stone flooring and small gardens on both sides bring a soft tropical touch to the contemporary structure. 

The vertical composition of the main porch of the house creates a a grand welcome. The cantilevered glass and steel canopy paired with laser-cut plates create striking shadows below. The brass-plated sconces were designed by our head architect, Alexander Hudianto. 

Steps finished in black slate stone direct visitors into the solid sonokling entrance doors. On both sides, the marble skins used on the wall structure strike a contrasting light color to the floor and the laser-cut plate.

This 1,100 sqm house is located in North Jakarta, a home to a young family of 5. The style incorporated in this project is modern classical, and our team was involved both in architecture and interior design. 

This massive complex of family houses include four different buildings: a main house, 3 family lofts and a pavilion. The main house and lofts are connected within a huge lake-like pool while the pavilion is surrounded by pond and zen garden. 

Ultimo Residence is the home of big family of 5 kids. The house has a unique site of trapezoid shape, smaller at the front but wider at the back. Our design is hence to maximize this shape and create a U-shape layout, allowing a rather grand courtyard in the middle, dividing the house into 2 wings. The ground floor has a common room for guests on the right wing, while private family rooms are on the left wing. The house is completed with a swimming pool and modern grotto at the backyard. 

The arch of entrance wall, with wall sconce

Narada IV commenced its construction in early 2015 and was completed in mid 2016. The house incorporates combined use of synthetic wood and xiolit andesite. The long stretch of side elevation is softened with the vertical orders of sythetic wood cladding and screen, while the focal middle porch is highlighted and framed with xiolit andesite stone.