By Sujith.G.S
Bali is an amazing place – amazing for its breath-taking
beauty, amazing for the beautiful people, amazing for its vibrant culture and
even more amazing for its sensitive architecture. Here, the traditional and the
contemporary co-exist in a uniquely symbiotic, mutually respectful relation.
Bali boasts some of the best hospitality spaces in the world – amazing resorts
and restaurants, which have been designed by the who’s who of the architectural
community.
What is truly fascinating about Bali is that there lies a
strong sense of aesthetic and design among the people there, which reflects
itself in all the build spaces – right from the traditional homes to the high
end resorts and more interestingly, to all the common urban spaces, including
even intimate shops, street and furniture. This, combined with the luxuriant
all pervasive landscaping renders Bali a paradise for the architect! Bali is
definitely a must visit for all architects, for the sheer experience of great
design, detailing and also to indulge in some of the most vibrant regional
craft traditions anywhere in the world.
The Bali Bible for Architects will be a series of posts on
the amazing architecture that I have encountered in Bali, which I hope will be
an inspiration for all architects and students.
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