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Bumbak Park Villas in Bali, Indonesia with Architect Till Marzloff
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2020
- Architect Till Marzloff invites us to his 12-villa compound in Bali, Indonesia that he calls home.
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Why have you not posted any more videos? This one was really good. Ten months... why? I hope you are okay.
Super design, meant for living.
Unlike those in magazines that is only Instagram worthy.
Actually in Indonesia, 4 seasons also worked here but it combine with region moonsoon season.
22 desember- 21 march
Sun move from south to above, techically its summer in southern hemesphere, but the moonsoon wind blow from pacific and hindia oceans so its rainy. So its hot and humid all day all night.
22 march to 21 june
The sun move to northen, this technically a fall, and the moonsoon start to change teh direction, the rain getting rare but still pouring to the last drop in june.
22 june - 23 sept
The sun move from north to above, the weather getting cold, so its winter, but dry moonsoon wind blow from ausy so the humidity drop, and sunny, you burn by the sun and dried by wind at the day and the night cooling you to the bone.
24 sept- 21 dec
The sun above the head try to go south, so its hot its summer again, but north moonsoon win yet to come, so its hot and dry the wind expected to blow in october the 1st raindrop estimated at early november, but in 2023 because thing called elnino, the rain was delayed to february 2024.
In conclussion the season start from november
Spring/rain (nov-january)
summer/rain (february-april)
Fall/rain-dry(mei-june)
Winter/dry(july-agustus)
Summer/dry (sept-october)
Gorgeous villa and so inspiring style
this video is amazing.. please make more of these that tackles designs inclined to nature..thank you for sharing..
yeah I agree. our home should be a more than a shelter ❤
"i think a house built in Indonesia should be built using Indonesian materials" EVEN A FOREIGNER CAN THINK LIKE THIS!! i hope those import-happy mofos can learn from this!
indeed even Indonesian stuff are superior than import ones, even many western, middle eastern even indian rebadge many Indonesian products as theirs including Coconut, Agarwood, etc Such an example Coconut, Beetle Nut, etc supply in India come from Indonesia then they repackage them as Made in India. Sadly it's happening now.
@@RIZFERD its nothing new, our closest neighbours Singapore and Malaysia have been doing that for a long time, branding our commodities as their own. Buy cheap from Indonesia and resell it 50 times the price!
love it....hope one day live in this place.
Extremely traditional Indonesian roof structure. Not sure why the architect didnt give his reference to this joglo style roof. I guess he invented it?
Better to visit first and ask
@@kocakgeming6080 i was being sarcastic. of course he didnt invent it, and hired cheap local labor to build it for him. really nice for a channel called Native beyond lol
Agak gimana rasanya, liat orang luar pada berbondong-bondong bikin rumah di Bali, di salah satu kabupaten Lampung juga sudah mulai para Bule membeli tanah dan mulai mendirikan rumah,
Mata merah?
@@Abdul-Amburaduly
Es so New wa
Iam architect and its usefull information for me to get a better skill for me
Superb I'll take this for my lifestyle 🌷🌷🌷🌸🌸🌸🌷🌷🌷
More vid please.... 😊
wow lots of greenery
i love this house!
Nice consep i like it 🙏
I always get a question while watching all the bali indonesia videos. Does all these villas face masquito problems
I ask myself the same question too. I’ve always wondered if beauty takes over reality.
as a balinesse for me mosquitos are part of our life, they are annoying but we get use of its.
If I may add (as a person living in Asia). Any tropical environment is typically hot humid & wet due to the frequent rains.
Unless you live in a high-rise condominium. Mosquitos can only be controlled.
Some of the methods for controlling mosquitos are :
1) Close off your house and use AC
2) Close off your house ; use screens
3) Control the environment by ensuring you have no containers that will hold water ( mosquitos breed in stagnant water)
I try to keep my environment ( my property devoid of stagnant water), In the day time, I typically find very little to no mosquitos.
In my bedroom, I use mosquito nets. Thus my home is typically well ventilated and open. The nights are mozzie free due to the mozzie-nets.
@@kanamasai5194 maybe you should try electric mosquito catchers... hell u can harvest a lots of dead mosquitos after 2 weeks
@@armn8816 Yep, good idea.
Different folks, different strokes. Trying to be economical (less reliant on electricity) and sustainable.
Amazing
Beautiful ❤️
Beautiful
Look beautiful but scary .. deadly amphibian lurking those trees .. same like my neighbour ..
I lived here as well in one of the unit ☺️
Love it!
Beautiful 😻
Wow
Shaped like an L but definitely a W and not an L. Beautiful
Oneday soon in bali😍❤❤❤
Felicidades por el sueño hecho realidad
Good feeling, I like it. And beautiful around. And who is this man? Owner?
Hello Yu Li - thank you so much 🙏🏼 This is my home and our office also designed it. You can see our architecture studio in instagram @marzloff.architecture.design
My dreams living...
Bello 😍❤
What do you do with house guests such as snakes and big jungle spiders?
Loves it!
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Nice villa
Does these houses have a problem of snakes or other reptiles ?
You should have added the layout drawing.
♡
can I build a home like this with 180m2 of land?
Bagus
Mantap bro
how high is the ceiling if I may ask?
🔥🔥🔥
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Very good but just for people that like sleep around full of insects and lizards.
I suppose Bumbak must be popular with the Gay crowd.
Insects alert