Recreation · 2019
Kinar Village
- Client
- Private
- Year
- 2019
- Category
- Recreation
- Status
- Concept
- Location
- Tabanan, Bali
- Design area
- 1276 m²
- Land area
- 3891 m²
- Designer
- Bony Ramadhan MartopawiroRendianto Agustinus Purwanto
Description
Kinar Village is envisioned as an eco-tourism destination where architecture becomes a medium of dialogue between human activity and the natural landscape. Situated on gently contoured terrain, the design approach does not seek to dominate the environment, but rather to align with it through forms that are firm, simple, and deliberate. The main building mass is shaped as a linear curve that follows the natural contour of the site. This geometry is not merely a visual gesture, but a direct response to the land, minimizing cut and fill while preserving the site’s inherent character. The consistent curvature introduces a sense of movement, yet remains controlled within a clean and rational composition. The primary access is defined by a strong linear axis in the form of a bridge that cuts through the landscape toward the central space. This element acts as the spatial spine, guiding movement while creating a transitional experience from the exterior into the communal core. Two vertical stone elements stand as a gateway marker—symbolizing the threshold between the public realm and the experiential space within. Simplicity is expressed through honesty in both form and material. The exposed steel structure establishes a clear and repetitive rhythm along the façade. The sloped roof, defined by sharp lines, provides shelter without unnecessary complexity, while natural materials such as wood and stone reinforce the connection to the surrounding environment. Transparent façade elements allow visual continuity between interior and exterior, dissolving rigid boundaries. The interior spaces are designed to be open and flexible, accommodating communal activities such as dining, social interaction, and tourism-related functions. Vertical voids and mezzanine levels introduce spatial lightness, enabling natural light penetration and cross ventilation as part of the building’s passive environmental strategy. The landscape is treated not as a secondary element, but as an integral component of the architecture. Vegetation is arranged in a rhythmic yet controlled pattern, creating a sense of order without losing its organic character. The parking area utilizes permeable paving to maintain ground absorption, reinforcing the project’s sustainable principles. Overall, Kinar Village presents an architectural language that is restrained in expression yet strong in identity. The firmness of its lines, the simplicity of its forms, and the clarity of its structure define the character of the place. In its quiet presence, the architecture allows nature to remain the true protagonist.
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