West Denpasar Residence

A compact modern-minimalist residence on a 100.1 m² site, developed from initial concept and spatial planning through 3D visualization and detailed construction documentation.

Location: West Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia
Year: 2025
Area: 100.1 m²
Type: Residential
Client: Private Client
Design: Modern Minimalist
Role: Architectural Design · Visualization · Construction Documentation

West Denpasar Residence is a compact private home designed on a 100.1 m² urban site in West Denpasar, Bali.

The project was developed from the earliest concept stage through architectural design, spatial planning, 3D visualization, and detailed working drawings, organizing the required daily functions while maintaining a clear architectural identity toward the street.

High-angle exterior view of the West Denpasar Residence — The elevated view explains the relationship between the residence, carport, entrance, boundary, and sacred area.

Project Overview

The residence was conceived as a practical and calm urban home where spatial efficiency becomes an important part of the design process.

With the site directly addressing the street, the front composition establishes a clear arrival sequence through the carport, boundary treatment, entrance, and residential façade.

Rather than relying on unnecessary formal complexity, the project focuses on clear planning, usable spaces, natural light, and straightforward construction logic.

Spatial Planning

The design began with the need to organize a complete residential program within a relatively compact site. The plan prioritizes clear relationships between private rooms, shared living spaces, work functions, service spaces, and outdoor circulation.

The dedicated sacred area is incorporated as part of the overall site organization rather than treated as an isolated afterthought.

Three bedrooms
Living room
Home office / work room
Kitchen and dining / counter area
Bathroom / toilet
Front terrace and carport
Side circulation and service / drying area
Dedicated sacred / shrine area

Entrance, carport, and sacred area at the West Denpasar Residence — Arrival sequence between the carport, entrance, boundary wall, and dedicated sacred area.

Side circulation path at the West Denpasar Residence — The side path supports outdoor circulation between the front and service areas.

The arrival sequence and side circulation connect the street-facing composition to outdoor and service functions.

Interior Spaces

Shared, private, work, and service spaces are organized as a complete residential program. The interior views show how the compact plan accommodates daily living without relying on unnecessary formal complexity.

Living area inside the West Denpasar Residence — Living area with warm timber elements, a light material palette, and high-level ventilation openings.

Bedroom interior in the West Denpasar Residence — Compact bedroom planning with integrated storage and a simple light-toned interior palette.

Home office inside the West Denpasar Residence — Dedicated work room integrated into the residential plan.

Kitchen and dining counter inside the West Denpasar Residence — Kitchen and counter dining area arranged within the compact service zone.

Bathroom inside the West Denpasar Residence — Bathroom finished with a restrained light ceramic palette and dark fittings.

Material & Architectural Character

The architectural language combines simple massing and restrained geometry with a predominantly light palette. White painted and plastered walls are balanced by warm wood finishes, timber doors and window frames, clear glass, Andesite and Palimanan stone, red-brick accents, and dark metal elements.

Concrete roof tiles define the primary roof, while clear polycarbonate and steel supports are used at selected lightweight roof areas. Light ceramic, rough ceramic where appropriate, and Andesite flooring distinguish interior, service, and exterior zones.

Drawings & Documentation

The project was developed beyond visualization into a coordinated set of architectural drawings. The selected documentation below shows how the early design idea was translated through planning, elevations, sections, finish information, and architectural detailing for further coordination and construction use.