Singapore-based architecture firm WOHA completed the Alila Villas in Bali project in Indonesia. Consisting of a series of rectangular villas, the design allows the outdoor and indoor zones to act as extensions of one another. Wooden trellises with fine details barely interrupt the stunning views of the nearby sea.
Villas in Bali – total relaxation for the senses
Many shimmering pools define a landscape full of palm trees. In the construction and maintenance of the project, the designers paid close attention to the interaction between land and sea and followed strict environmental measures. Local, recyclable and recycled materials were used, with particular attention to water use on site.
Villas in Bali – sea and forest landscape
Rainwater is collected and naturally diverted to the pools and gardens to irrigate the many Balinese plants and protect native vegetation. The result is a collection of seemingly small pools and hidden cottages among the palms. The exotic, eco-conscious design blends with the environment.
Sun terrace and infinity pool 
Green vegetation surrounding the pool
Pergolas with interesting wooden and metal elements
private villas with pool
Blending inside and outside
Terrace with sea view
Walls and sliding glass doors
Covered terrace
Anna Lohan
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Peter Dark
