BGP House

Type : Residential
Location : Tangerang, Indonesia
Size : 107 sqm
Status : Built
Designer : SORLA architects X Randata Studio
Year : 2022

Project Description

This two-storey urban kavling house embraces the harmony of Japandi minimalism, merging Japanese aesthetics with Scandinavian functionality to create a timeless yet contemporary retreat. Designed with simplicity at its core, the home features an elegant round window in the facade, a subtle nod to traditional Japanese architecture that softens the exterior while inviting natural light inside. The structure itself is defined by clean lines and seamless transitions, favoring organic forms over rigid geometry. Every detail is intentional-wide glass openings with secondary skin enhance flexibility, while natural wood, stone, and muted tones complement the serene atmosphere, making the home an extension of nature within an urban setting. Inside, the design follows the principles of minimalism, where functionality meets warmth. Open-plan living spaces ensure effortless movement, while carefully selected materials like stone cladding, terrazzo flooring, and raw timber accents evoke a sense of refined tranquility. Soft, earthy color palettes blend with sustainable elements to create an inviting environment that feels both intimate and modern. The Japandi concept thrives on balance-fusing elegance with comfort, tradition with innovation-to craft a home that radiates a feeling of peace, simplicity, and understated luxury.This two-storey urban kavling house embraces the harmony of Japandi minimalism, merging Japanese aesthetics with Scandinavian functionality to create a timeless yet contemporary retreat. Designed with simplicity at its core, the home features an elegant round window in the facade, a subtle nod to traditional Japanese architecture that softens the exterior while inviting natural light inside. The structure itself is defined by clean lines and seamless transitions, favoring organic forms over rigid geometry. Every detail is intentional-wide glass openings with secondary skin enhance flexibility, while natural wood, stone, and muted tones complement the serene atmosphere, making the home an extension of nature within an urban setting. Inside, the design follows the principles of minimalism, where functionality meets warmth. Open-plan living spaces ensure effortless movement, while carefully selected materials like stone cladding, terrazzo flooring, and raw timber accents evoke a sense of refined tranquility. Soft, earthy color palettes blend with sustainable elements to create an inviting environment that feels both intimate and modern. The Japandi concept thrives on balance-fusing elegance with comfort, tradition with innovation-to craft a home that radiates a feeling of peace, simplicity, and understated luxury.