Two storeys cantilevered 4 metres over the slope, held up by a single concrete wall. The living room faces the caldera.
- Floor area
- 310 m²
- Type
- House
We design houses in difficult places: on the edge of cliffs, rivers, rice fields, and grasslands. The building has to give way to the land, never the other way round.
Rumah Kaki Gunung, Lembang, 2026. A closed wall to the street, full glass to the valley.
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Two storeys cantilevered 4 metres over the slope, held up by a single concrete wall. The living room faces the caldera.
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A flood-watch tower with a concrete spiral stair that doubles as a shelter for residents when the water rises.
Timber window frames push out from the façade, each one framing a single tree on the bank of the Brantas River.
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A cantilever and one retaining wall. Foundations touch the slope as little as possible.
Floors on stilts above the fifty-year flood line, and a garden that is allowed to flood.
The building follows the terraces instead of cutting through them. Irrigation water keeps flowing under the floor.
Low, wide roofs, walls that open fully, and the wind as air conditioning.
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