Uluwatu — Bali
About project
A contemporary villa complex located on Bali’s southern coast, set within a scenic landscape with panoramic views of the tropical surroundings. The development comprises 80 villas of three sizes, unified by a coherent architectural language and a shared natural aesthetic.
Floors
1
Bedrooms
1
Plot area
10 areas
Building area
100 м²
Main idea — to create a premium villa complex for resale and short-term rental. The design required balanced units in terms of size and cost, ensuring privacy for each villa while preserving panoramic views and maintaining high site density.
The concept is based on “cascading architecture,” with villas arranged on the slope in terraces so that each unit enjoys unobstructed views. The overall composition forms a gentle “bowl” in the landscape, creating a secluded oasis. Green roofs allow views of greenery from upper villas instead of mechanical structures, while local plants and palms reinforce the connection to nature and the Balinese ambiance.
The villas are designed in a modern minimalist language with a tropical character. Simple volumes, generous roof overhangs, and open spaces create a light, airy appearance, while the use of natural materials highlights the local context.
Construction employs local techniques and materials, including decorative concrete, wooden panels, and locally sourced Balinese limestone. Each villa features an infinity-edge pool, terrace, and patio. The structure is based on a reinforced concrete frame, with flat roofs executed as monolithic slabs engineered for seismic resilience.
Construction employs local techniques and materials, including decorative concrete, wooden panels, and locally sourced Balinese limestone. Each villa features an infinity-edge pool, terrace, and patio. The structure is based on a reinforced concrete frame, with flat roofs executed as monolithic slabs engineered for seismic resilience.
Each villa is designed as a self-contained living unit. At the center is an open living area with a kitchen, island, and dining area. The bedrooms are separated from the common areas and have separate entrances from the street. Each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and opens onto a private terrace overlooking the pool. This design allows guests to feel secluded while maintaining a visual connection with nature.
The complex's structural system is based on a reinforced concrete frame with locally-made block infill walls. All calculations were performed taking into account the region's seismic activity, guaranteeing the durability and safety of the structures.
The flat roofs are constructed of monolithic slabs with waterproofing and landscaping, visually creating a unified landscape throughout the complex.
The facades are finished with decorative concrete, wood panels, and natural limestone, a material widely used in Bali. Panoramic glazing with a thin aluminum profile ensures maximum natural light penetration and a connection between the interior and nature. All villas are equipped with ventilation, air conditioning, and humidity control systems, creating a comfortable microclimate in tropical conditions.
The flat roofs are constructed of monolithic slabs with waterproofing and landscaping, visually creating a unified landscape throughout the complex.
The facades are finished with decorative concrete, wood panels, and natural limestone, a material widely used in Bali. Panoramic glazing with a thin aluminum profile ensures maximum natural light penetration and a connection between the interior and nature. All villas are equipped with ventilation, air conditioning, and humidity control systems, creating a comfortable microclimate in tropical conditions.
The concept is based on “cascading architecture,” with villas arranged on the slope in terraces so that each unit enjoys unobstructed views. The overall composition forms a gentle “bowl” in the landscape, creating a secluded oasis. Green roofs allow views of greenery from upper villas instead of mechanical structures, while local plants and palms reinforce the connection to nature and the Balinese ambiance.
The villas are designed in a modern minimalist language with a tropical character. Simple volumes, generous roof overhangs, and open spaces create a light, airy appearance, while the use of natural materials highlights the local context.
Construction employs local techniques and materials, including decorative concrete, wooden panels, and locally sourced Balinese limestone. Each villa features an infinity-edge pool, terrace, and patio. The structure is based on a reinforced concrete frame, with flat roofs executed as monolithic slabs engineered for seismic resilience.
.
Construction employs local techniques and materials, including decorative concrete, wooden panels, and locally sourced Balinese limestone. Each villa features an infinity-edge pool, terrace, and patio. The structure is based on a reinforced concrete frame, with flat roofs executed as monolithic slabs engineered for seismic resilience.
.
Each villa is designed as a self-contained living unit. At the center is an open living area with a kitchen, island, and dining area. The bedrooms are separated from the common areas and have separate entrances from the street. Each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and opens onto a private terrace overlooking the pool. This design allows guests to feel secluded while maintaining a visual connection with nature.
The complex's structural system is based on a reinforced concrete frame with locally-made block infill walls. All calculations were performed taking into account the region's seismic activity, guaranteeing the durability and safety of the structures.
The flat roofs are constructed of monolithic slabs with waterproofing and landscaping, visually creating a unified landscape throughout the complex.
The facades are finished with decorative concrete, wood panels, and natural limestone, a material widely used in Bali. Panoramic glazing with a thin aluminum profile ensures maximum natural light penetration and a connection between the interior and nature. All villas are equipped with ventilation, air conditioning, and humidity control systems, creating a comfortable microclimate in tropical conditions.
The flat roofs are constructed of monolithic slabs with waterproofing and landscaping, visually creating a unified landscape throughout the complex.
The facades are finished with decorative concrete, wood panels, and natural limestone, a material widely used in Bali. Panoramic glazing with a thin aluminum profile ensures maximum natural light penetration and a connection between the interior and nature. All villas are equipped with ventilation, air conditioning, and humidity control systems, creating a comfortable microclimate in tropical conditions.
«This project is all about speed and precision. We created it within a tight deadline, preserving quality and detail. As a result, the house, complete with interior and landscaping, was completed in just two years, remaining contemporary in form and content.»
Author's word
Nikita Solovev
Founder of INTOUCH ARCHITECTS I personally oversee every project, from the initial sketches to final delivery, ensuring it meets your needs, whether it's a private villa or an investment property.
The discussion is not binding: we will tell you about ourselves, think over the concept and layout of the house, show the stages, deadlines and budget of the project.
By submitting an application, you consent to the processing of personal data in accordance with the privacy policy.
Tell us about your dream home in consultation with a leading architect and interior designer.
Tell us about your dream home in consultation with a leading architect.
By submitting an application, you consent to the processing of personal data in accordance with the privacy policy