A spacious Balinese retreat built from a decommissioned bridge in Borneo | Remarkable Living
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2022
- Surrounded by verdant greenery and overlooking a river, Rumah Hujan, which means House of Rain, is located north of the main town of Ubud on the edge of the Tjampuhan ridge. Architect Maximilian Jencquel took special care to ensure the house would meld seamlessly with the surroundings and that the land would remain undisturbed. Most importantly, he engaged the help of an American carpenter to learn how to use the reclaimed wood from the decommissioned bridge to build a home. To successfully execute the project, Jencquel teamed up with a group of experienced Balinese woodworkers, whose skills he still relies on today.
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All the use of wood and nature is very peaceful, what a beautiful life. Congrats on a lovely and stunning home.
I'm Indonesian.. You got me at the Joglo beautifully done!
Congratulations!Your home is beautiful.You and your family are blessed.
So beautiful. I want to come back and live in a place like that in another life
Beautiful pls do more project video from studio Jencquel
Awesome... So inspiring
Amazing home👍👍👍
nice style for living... congratulations 🎉🎉
Amazing stories
Awsome
❤❤❤
Sangat luar biasa .
In Telugu (India), kura sala means a reed roof housing.
Meskitoe heaven 😅
You cant own a house in Bali as a foreigner, its leasehold 25 years or so
Nothing spectacular. Settlements, even cities, have been built subterranean. There are floating cities. Undersea settlements are being contemplated