Ulaman Bali
Following the curvature of a river below, the bamboo buildings tower above the forest canopy as some of the most striking and visually pleasing architecture ever seen.
Ulaman Luxury Eco Retreat, Bali. photo / Sheila Man
photo / Sheila Man
The Balinese people are known for their awe inspiring use of bamboo in architecture.
Not only is this material sustainable and generally quick to harvest, it also creates the most organic forms that mimic those found in nature. Bamboo is able to create curves and lines that few other materials can. Not only is it sympathetic to its surroundings. It can be used to replicate shapes found in nature, such as the lotus flower shaped restaurant in Ulaman Bali, an Eco Luxury Retreat in Bali, Indonesia. The retreat is known for its award winning bamboo architecture and it is clear to see why.
photo / Sheila Man
photo / Sheila Man
Ulaman is nestled in a heavenly setting of lush Balinese jungle. Following the curvature of a river below, the bamboo buildings tower above the forest canopy as some of the most striking and visually pleasing architecture ever seen. It speaks to our childhood dreams of treehouses and hidden jungle magic that seems as though it’s come straight from a fairy tale.
photo / Sheila Man
The resort combines sustainability with luxury and is leading the way for future boutique hotels to follow suit.
Sources: www.Bali-interiors.com/Ulaman
Photos Courtesy: Sheila Man
