Our main task was to create a dream hotel on a limited plot of land by the ocean, which would satisfy all the desires and needs of guests. The incredible location and nature dictated the conditions for the shaping and planting of the hotel's architectural volume, as the main goal was to design most of the rooms to have an ‘ocean view’. We combined traditional roofing and Bali's inherent finishing materials with a modern style, as the construction site is located in one of the island's most conservative areas.
The main gem of the hotel in Bali is a unique waterfall located in the heart of the building.
From the very first steps, it welcomes guests, immersing them in the atmosphere of pristine nature and harmony that the water element gives.
The peculiarity of the waterfall lies in its location and multifunctionality, as it works for two zones at once - the main lobby hall and the courtyard, creating a real oasis. Its height reaches five metres, and the sound of water jets adds a sense of comfort and relaxation.Located amidst lush greenery with breathtaking ocean views, the design features wave-inspired roofs and materials like wood that blend seamlessly into the environment.
The conversation was close, but not long. For unknown reasons, the project of the base in Bukovel was not completed, and the aliens left the Earth as a matter of urgency. But the time that the Hutsuls spent with the aliens had such an impact on their lives and culture that you can still hear the long sound of the trembita on the sunset , as the Hutsuls call their extraterrestrial friends.
So in an interior, the image of the alien, Hutsul motives and an element of inaccuracy was fragmentarily loft style
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