A Quite Long History of Bali Hotel Architecture
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- This ten-part 130-minute blog story is made as a tribute to the hospitality world of Bali, and to the people who love and live it.
The story, more or less, chronicles the milestones of Bali hospitality and hotel architecture from 1930s to 2010s, celebrating the works of renown hoteliers and architects Wija Waworuntu, Geoffrey Bawa, Peter Muller, Kerry Hill, Adrian Zecha, Hendra Hadiprana, Jaya Ibrahim, WATG, John Hardy, Ketut Arthana, and Andra Matin among others.
Each part is illustrated with images, sketches and site plans, including old photos of Tandjung Sari, Batujimbar Estate brochure, photo series documenting the construction of The Oberoi Bali and Amandari, Kerry Hill's original design for the Regent Jimbaran Bay (eventually came into being as the Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay)
There are also footages of Ronald Reagan's meeting with Suharto in Nusa Dua Beach Hotel, Geoffrey Bawa's unused site plan for the expansion of Bali Hyatt, TV commercials, World Bank's proposal for the development of BTDC extracted from a 400-page BTDC-World Bank document containing mail correspondences, bills, and researches, and thirteen volumes of GHM's late 90s publication: The Magazine - A Style to Remember
Part I: Wija Waworuntu and Donald Friend
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Part II: Geoffrey Bawa and Peter Muller
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Part III: Bali After Donald Friend and Made Wijaya
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Part IV: Massive Scale
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Part V: Adrian Zecha and Aman
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Part VI: Indonesian Designers
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Part VI: GHM, Alila, and Contemporary Design
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Part VII: Bamboo and Sustainability
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Part VIII: Béton Brut, Food & Beverages, Art, and Music
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Thank you for this beautiful video and wonderful story of our founder Wija Waworuntu
A breathtaking summary..!
This is so wonderful! There's so much to learn from this.