hundreds of discarded metal buttons ornament private villa in indonesia

hundreds of discarded metal buttons ornament private villa in indonesia

rdma designs create luxurious wooden villas in Indonesia

 

Architectural studio Rdma Designs built the ‘Ton’ villas, a complex of wooden guesthouses in Lembang, Indonesia. Consisting of four guest houses and two spacious meeting halls overlooking a giant fishpond, the Ton Villas were designed for entertaining large groups of people. The 3,500 sqm property also features a large dining area and a lounge where guests can engage in amusing activities. The various buildings on the site are connected by a series of corridors and footpaths, which also helps to cool the area during a harsh sunny day while minimizing the use of air conditioning. To further help with the air circulation, wooden vertical slats and perforated concrete blocks are strategically placed creating captivating silhouettes and shadows.

hundreds of discarded metal buttons ornament private villa in indonesia
the luxurious ton villas can entertain large groups of people | all images by Rdma designs

 

 

the ceiling is covered in discarded metal buttons

 

Wood was chosen as the primary material for the project, because of its functionality and the warm feel that it offers. Huge lumbers and tall trees contribute to the inviting atmosphere and the decoration of the site. Wood’s materiality is accented by the use of stone walls, concrete blocks, metal railings, and steel structures. The volumes of the buildings differ, giving visitors diverse architectural and spatial experiences at various corners of the complex. The team scattered unique design details all over the villa. Inside the main building, the ceiling is covered by panels adorned with hundreds of discarded denim metal buttons, weighing over two tons. Meanwhile, the main building’s floor is covered with tiles printed with a custom motif using a silk screen printing technique. 

hundreds of discarded metal buttons ornament private villa in indonesia
the ground floor tiles are printed using a silk screen printing technique

hundreds of discarded metal buttons ornament private villa in indonesia
the buildings of the property are connected by a series of corridors and footpaths

 

 

hundreds of discarded metal buttons ornament private villa in indonesia
huge lumbers and tall trees contribute to the inviting atmosphere of the villa

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hundreds of discarded metal buttons ornament private villa in indonesia
the guesthouses overlooking the fishpond and plantation

hundreds of discarded metal buttons ornament private villa in indonesia
wooden footpaths connecting the guesthouses

hundreds of discarded metal buttons ornament private villa in indonesia
diverse spatial experiences at various corners of the complex

hundreds of discarded metal buttons ornament private villa in indonesia
wooden vertical slats and concrete blocks create captivating silhouettes and shadows

hundreds of discarded metal buttons ornament private villa in indonesia
guests can engage in amusing activities next to the nature

hundreds of discarded metal buttons ornament private villa in indonesia
unique design details on the ceiling and tile flooring

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project info:

 

name: Ton villas
architectural studio: Rdma Designs | @rdmadesigns

main architect: Michael Marino

location: Lembang, Bandung Indonesia

 

 

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edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom

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