Architecture fees in Bali typically range from 8 to 15 percent of construction cost depending on scope, project complexity, and level of construction oversight required. The studio works on a fixed-fee basis agreed at the outset, covering concept through to delivery. A clearer answer depends on the brief — the starting point is a conversation about the project.

A high-end private villa in Bali typically takes 24 to 30 months from the start of design to handover. This generally includes around 10 to 12 months for concept design, design development, technical drawings, approvals, and permitting, followed by 14 to 18 months of construction, depending on the project’s size, complexity, and site conditions.

Yes. Interior design is typically delivered alongside architecture rather than as a standalone service. Most projects include spatial planning, material selection, joinery, lighting, and furniture as part of an integrated design process. The studio’s architectural and interior work is conceived together from the outset, ensuring a coherent result across every element of the building.

Bali’s tropical climate, local building culture, and Balinese spatial traditions create a context that rewards architecture designed specifically for them. Heat, humidity, and seasonal rainfall shape every structural and material decision. The availability of skilled local craftspeople in stone, timber, and traditional roofing is a genuine asset when worked with properly. Buildings designed for this context perform better and age better than those that ignore it.

No. The studio works across private residences, boutique hotels, resorts, and hospitality projects. Completed work includes high-end villas in Uluwatu and Ubud, hospitality projects across Bali, and resort and residential developments across the wider Indonesian archipelago and beyond.

The studio has over ten years of experience navigating the permitting environment across Badung, Gianyar, and Buleleng regencies, working with local consultants who understand what is achievable on a given site. Understanding regulatory constraints is part of the initial site assessment — not something that surfaces mid-project.

Yes. The studio offers full architectural oversight from concept through to construction completion — contractor selection, site visits, quality control, and direct coordination with the build team throughout. For clients not based in Bali full-time this level of involvement is particularly important: architectural intent that is not actively managed during construction rarely survives the build intact.

Most villa design in Bali follows familiar templates. The studio’s work is developed from the specific site and brief rather than from a template — different forms, different spatial sequences, and a relationship to the landscape that is particular to each project. The work is typically more demanding to build and more resolved in detail, which is why clients seek it out.

A conversation about the site, the brief, and what you are looking to build. The studio will want to understand the location, the intended use, your timeline, and your budget before anything else. From there, an initial site assessment establishes what is achievable before design investment begins. Contact the studio at [email protected].