"The masterplan organizes the complex using proportional relationships derived from the golden section, establishing spatial flow and visual alignment across the sloping terrain. Intersections generated from key site points determined the placement and orientation of buildings, guiding circulation and movement between programmatic zones."
"At the core of the development is the main beach club structure, designed as a vortex-like form constructed from bamboo and basalt. The double-curved roof structure employs a combined bamboo and basalt structural system, integrating natural materials within a complex geometric framework."
"Within the forested portion of the site, elevated pods constructed from recycled materials are suspended among existing trees. These structures incorporate nets, tunnels, and climbing routes, creating a network of play spaces integrated into the natural landscape."
Luna Beach Club, designed by Inspiral Architects on Nyanyi Beach in Tabanan, employs Fibonacci geometry and golden section proportions to organize dining, recreational, and event spaces across sloping terrain. The main structure features a vortex-like form constructed from bamboo and basalt with double-curved roofing and layered woven shading. A lagoon-style pool connects to an underground Utopia VIP Club accessed via an 11-meter slide leading to a cave-like pool space. Elevated pods suspended among existing trees in the forested area incorporate nets, tunnels, and climbing routes, creating integrated play spaces that respect the natural landscape while utilizing recycled materials.
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