TA’AKTANA
LABUAN BAJO, EAST NUSA TENGGARA
TYPE : HOSPITALITY
AREA : 160000 M²
COMPLETED : 2024
CHAPEL, PRESIDENTIAL VILLA AND SPA : ERNESTO BEDMAR
INTEIROR DESIGN : ALVIN JO; ADIKARA NUSA PRATAMA
LIGHTING : STUDIO NIMMERSATT
STRUCTURE : PT WIRATMAN; ANDREWARNALDI
IMAGE SOURCE : WWW.MARRIOTT.COM
TA’AKTANA is conceived as a meeting point between land and sea, drawing from the cultural memory of Wae Rebo and the cultural heritage of the Sea Nomads. The project explores a balance between grounded architecture and a sense of movement.
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Horizontal lines and circular forms define the language, allowing the architecture to flow with the landscape of Labuan Bajo. The composition remains closely connected to its surroundings, extending from the terrain toward the water.
The experience unfolds as a gradual transition. From the main structure anchored on land, the architecture reaches outward into overwater villas, creating a subtle shift between stability and lightness. Set above the water, the villas open toward panoramic views of the turquoise sea, reinforcing a continuous relationship with the horizon.
TA’AKTANA reflects an approach where architecture exists in dialogue with its environment, offering a way of dwelling that is both grounded and connected to the fluidity of the sea.
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TA’AKTANA
LABUAN BAJO, EAST NUSA TENGGARA
TYPE : HOSPITALITY
AREA : 160000 M²
COMPLETED : 2024
CHAPEL, PRESIDENTIAL VILLA AND SPA : ERNESTO BEDMAR
INTEIROR DESIGN : ALVIN JO; ADIKARA NUSA PRATAMA
LIGHTING : STUDIO NIMMERSATT
STRUCTURE : PT WIRATMAN; ANDREWARNALDI
IMAGE SOURCE : WWW.MARRIOTT.COM
TA’AKTANA is conceived as a meeting point between land and sea, drawing from the cultural memory of Wae Rebo and the cultural heritage of the Sea Nomads. The project explores a balance between grounded architecture and a sense of movement.
Read more
Horizontal lines and circular forms define the language, allowing the architecture to flow with the landscape of Labuan Bajo. The composition remains closely connected to its surroundings, extending from the terrain toward the water.
The experience unfolds as a gradual transition. From the main structure anchored on land, the architecture reaches outward into overwater villas, creating a subtle shift between stability and lightness. Set above the water, the villas open toward panoramic views of the turquoise sea, reinforcing a continuous relationship with the horizon.
TA’AKTANA reflects an approach where architecture exists in dialogue with its environment, offering a way of dwelling that is both grounded and connected to the fluidity of the sea.
Read less
