— Ibu Rina, Denpasar
Development of the Modern Scandinavian Concept
The design and construction of a residential house with a minimalist approach, dominated by neutral colors, maximum natural lighting, and the use of wood-toned materials to create a warm and spacious atmosphere.
Structural & Architectural Works
Construction implementation starts from the foundation, main structure, to architectural work including walls, roofs, ceilings, floors, and interior-exterior finishing according to working drawings and technical specifications.
Optimization of Functional Spatial Layout
Efficient layout arrangement with an open space concept in the main area to create good space connectivity and air circulation.
Integrated MEP System Installation
Implementation of electrical, plumbing, and other utility systems that support the comfort and operational efficiency of the home.
Quality Control & Project Management
Structured supervision to ensure quality of work, timeliness, and compliance with the agreed budget.
Keeping It Simple Without Looking Empty
The Scandinavian concept demands a minimal design but remains warm and lively.
Solution: Selection of natural materials and play of textures to create visual depth.
Finishing Detail Control
Minimalist design relies heavily on the neatness of details.
Solution: Precision finishing control and high quality standards on every element.
Optimizing Natural Lighting
Creates a bright space without excess heat.
Solution: Strategic placement of openings and use of materials that support natural light reflection.
— Ibu Rina, Denpasar