eben architects creates flexible minimax house in lembang, indonesia

eben architects creates flexible minimax house in lembang, indonesia
all images courtesy of leonard kawun

the ‘minimax’ house stands on a 80m² plot in the sinuous hills of the lembang area, on the island of java, indonesia. the home is a single block, three stories tall, with a loosely arranged interior. the project was completed by eben architects, under the direction of ebenhaezer lontoh.

concrete building façade 

each level is organized by function using a series of slidable walls, allowing all spaces to expand and contract based on the needs of the day. the first floor is split into a small foyer, and a raised lounge area to welcome guests — it can also be used as an impromptu bedroom.

the concrete exterior adds privacy and sun protection to the home

the second story is composed of the master bedroom, living and dining rooms. and the third; a secondary living room with access to outdoor terrace and roof deck areas. eben created the design with adaptability in mind, and gives the single family maximum flexibility to enjoy and change their home as necessary. 

second floor with bedroom closed off

open interior 

the home is loosely arranged for maximum flexibility 

exterior 

side wall

staircase 

front view and parking area 

floor plans 

project info:

architects: eben architects
location: lembang, bandung, west java, indonesia
architect in charge: ebenhaezer lontoh
floor area: 110m²
site area: 80m²
project year: 2014
photography: leonard kawun

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edited by: nick brink | designboom