- 项目名称：斯里兰卡山中竹制海滩俱乐部
- 设计方：Penjor Bali Mandiri
- 项目面积：2620㎡
- 项目地点：斯里兰卡埃拉
- 完工时间：2022 年
- 主要材料：竹子,混凝土
- 项目类型：餐厅,泳池俱乐部
Architects:Penjor Bali Mandiri
Area :2620 m²
Year :2022
Photographs :MAD Factory
Drafting Architect : Yuliana Muliasari, Rai Sukarya
Budgeting And Qs : Made Sukadana
Total Land Area : 8321 m2
Program / Use / Building Function : Restaurant/Pool Club
City : Ella
Country : Sri Lanka
The project was inspired by the many bamboo beach clubs PBM has done in Bali and elsewhere. The project concept was to be a “beach club” in the mountains. Rather than a beach view it is an expansive mountain and valley view but with the ambiance and feel of a beach club. The whole concept was based on a conventional “beach club” design focusing on the pool environment and a variety of seating /dining options for the guests. Clearly, the amazing view was to be maximized at all points in the building.
The use of bamboo was key for this project allowing us to create a unique organic design that creates a relaxed tropical feeling for the guests. Bamboo as well as being very sustainable and an eco-friendly natural material provide the opportunity for a biophilic design. The site is very steep and locating the building was a challenge to both capture the stunning view to create a dramatic effect and keep construction costs under control. The use of bamboo allowed the building to mirror its stunning location and fit into the surrounding environment without looking unnatural and out of place.
The lower floor and swimming pools are constructed from concrete. The back-of-house areas, toilets, and change areas are located at the lower level so the guest arrival experience is an unobstructed view of the mountains. The superstructure and roof are 100% bamboo using 12metre long columns 200mm in diameter to create dramatic spaces and bamboo shingles as roofing which allows a variety of roof pitches and shapes. All the bamboo for the project was imported from Bali Indonesia in containers and delivered to the site by trucks. Skilled Bamboo Artisans were also sent from Bali to construct the building and transfer some skills to the local Sri Lankan tradesmen.
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