Rumah Putri

One of the problems that many urban communities experience is high stress levels due to work, poor urban planning, and lack of recreation areas. So that many people need a retreat to relax, get out of the bustle of an increasingly crowded city. Often, to be able to calm down, we need to go far outside the city which often requires a lot of effort, energy, and money. If that’s the case, why don’t we bring that retreat atmosphere into the city center, into our homes? This is what the Rumah Putri design seeks to achieve. A house that not only provides protection, but also tranquility and refreshment, like a cutting edge resort. Of course, by optimizing the limited land area.

The biophilic design that emphasizes the combination of natural elements is one of the important components in the design of the Rumah Putri. Natural light, air, water, wood, earth, and greenery combine to create a relaxing space. The geometric shape of these house is easy to understand yet dynamic which then wrapped with a secondary skin made of used wood, giving this house a unique texture. Even though it is based on complex thoughts, Rumah Putri still looks so simple. Without excessive ornamentation and with one dominant color tone, which is an earthy color.

Rumah Putri has almost the same composition of open and closed spaces. On the front, middle, and back, there is a garden overgrown with shade trees with a fish pond underneath. In addition to helping the circulation of natural light and fresh air better. This garden is also the main orientation of this house. From the front, this house is indeed closed for privacy reasons, but inside it is completely open with an open plan concept. Rumah Putri provides a compact indoor and outdoor space. Bringing the natural atmosphere to the city center.