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84 m²
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Manufacturers: Rothoblaas, Bamboo Pure, Bhoomi, Indobamboo, Kaltimber, Unknown (Removed), Unknown (Removed)
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Jed Long
Courtesy of Cave UrbanThe Bale Bio Pavilion reinterprets the Bale Banjar, the open-sided meeting hall that anchors every Balinese village. Raised off the ground and open to the air, the Bale Banjar has long been a space for ceremony, music, and community discussion. At Mertasari Beach in Sanur, Cave Urban translated this familiar form into a lightweight pavilion built from bamboo and recycled materials, merging local typology with regenerative design principles. “We were really interested in the Bale Banjar,” says Jed Long, Director at Cave Urban. “It’s a space that everyone in Bali recognises, a structure that connects people and community.”
