Bali Resort Residences
Tabanan, Bali, Indonesia
Bali
Resort
Residences
is
a
contemporary
apartment
hotel
conceived
as
a
living
structure
shaped
by
motion,
landscape,
and
balance.
Located
at
the
mouth
of
a
river
with
uninterrupted
views
toward
the
ocean,
sunsets,
rice
fields,
and
water
landscapes,
the
project
responds
directly
to
its
unique
site
conditions,
transforming
orientation
and
movement
into
architectural
drivers.
The architectural concept is born from the idea of motion as balance.
Inspired
by
the
principle
of
a
tourbillon
mechanism,
where
movement
stabilizes
rather
than
disrupts,
the
building
is
wrapped
in
rust-toned
Möbius-like
ribbons
that
sweep
around
their
axis
in
a
continuous
gesture.
Composition
The
form
flows
with
the
site
rather
than
against
it,
opening
toward
key
view
corridors
—
the
ocean
horizon,
river
landscape,
and
surrounding
rice
fields.
This
dynamic
geometry
softens
the
boundary
between
inside
and
outside,
allowing
the
structure
to
feel
fluid,
adaptive,
and
deeply
connected
to
its
tropical
environment.
While
the
outer
form
moves,
the
core
remains
calm
—
a
stable
heart
around
which
the
architecture
unfolds.
Sustainability
The
project
balances
hospitality,
investment
value,
and
experiential
living.
Its
orientation
maximizes
passive
views,
natural
light,
and
cross-ventilation,
while
integrated
greenery
enhances
microclimate
comfort.
Positioned
for
future
regional
connectivity
and
close
to
cultural
and
leisure
destinations,
Bali
Resort
Residences
functions
as
both
a
retreat
and
a
destination
—
a
place
where
architecture,
movement,
and
landscape
merge
into
a
unified
tropical
living
team
Artem Zverev
Co-founder and lead architect
Artur Sharf
Co-founder and lead architect
Kateryna Kipchuk
Managing partner and lead architect
Maksym S.
Responsible for architecture
Roman I.
Responsible for architecture
Andrii P.
Responsible for architecture