Mercure Kesiman Hotel

The compact hotel mass follows the site geometry along Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai. Layered screens, timber-like elements, Tulikup brick references, and woven-bamboo inspiration bring local character to the façade, while shaded openings and balconies articulate the guest accommodation.

Accommodation · Lobby & public spaces · Food & beverage · Meeting & ballroom · Wellness & recreation · Back of house · Parking & service. Business and guest facilities are coordinated with the hotel’s operational circulation and basement parking.

A restrained meeting environment supports the business and MICE program through a clear table arrangement and a focused presentation wall.

Banquet tables, a patterned floor, and a layered ceiling define the shared event space, with a dedicated presentation area at one end.

Glazed openings connect the exercise area with the pool and outdoor spaces.

The site plan, elevations, and section connect the architectural proposal with access, façade geometry, levels, and the basement relationship. Select a drawing to inspect it at a larger size.

Developed collaboratively within the Professional Architect Program at Universitas Warmadewa, with Teguh Surya Diana participating in the architectural design and development process as part of the project team.

Mercure is an operator reference within the academic design brief. This proposal is not an official Mercure or Accor commission, a built hotel, or a Diana Wangun Atelier commercial project.