TR House

Residential2026

A single roof spans the length of a generous plot, unifying courts, water, and gardens beneath one unbroken gesture.

The site sits on a narrow plot hemmed in by neighbours on three sides, with afternoon light arriving late and low. The brief asked for privacy without darkness — a house that could close itself to the street and still feel open to the sky.

The plan turns inward around a central courtyard. Every primary room borrows light from this void rather than from the boundary walls, so the house stays quiet at its edges and bright at its centre. A perforated screen filters the western sun into the living space, shifting across the floor through the afternoon.

Timber screen filtering western light into the living space.

Concrete stair rising against a board-marked wall.

Living space opening onto the courtyard through full-height sliding doors.

Afternoon light moving across the living room floor. — The screen was set out so the light reaches the far wall only after four o’clock.

Material is kept deliberately narrow: board-marked concrete, local stone, and timber that will darken with age. The intent was a house that reads as one gesture rather than an assembly of parts, and that improves rather than deteriorates as the tropical climate works on it.

Study nook with a built-in desk and turntable, an olive sofa beside sliding doors to the timber-lattice deck.

Reflecting pond and stone beside a rusted perforated screen dividing the entry courtyard.

Lap pool along the timber-lattice fence, sliding glass doors opening the living room to the deck.

Location: Bandung, Indonesia
Year: 2026
Area: 320 m²
Status: Completed
Services: Architecture Design, Interior Design, Supervision

TR-house at dusk, courtyard lit from within.