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2025 ASIA’S BEST CONCEPTUAL ARCHITECTURE DESIGN (concept, in-progress projects)

23 February 20262 min readAsia Awards Organization
2025 ASIA’S BEST CONCEPTUAL ARCHITECTURE DESIGN (concept, in-progress projects)

Company: QREATOR ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO
Project name: Savanna Villas
Location: Bali, Indonesia
Designer/ Architect: Architect: Mikhail Betekhtin, Designer: Olesya Babyshkina, Design Team: Tatania Alviani & Anna Nerozia 
Manufacturer: PT QREATOR ARCHITECTURAL & STUDIO CLN BUILDING
Stakeholder/ Owner: Mikhail Verkhoturov

 

In a time when architectural trends often favor repetition, the Savanna Villas project in Uluwatu, Bali, dares to dream beyond boundaries. This conceptual venture doesn’t merely propose a place to stay - it reimagines what tropical living could feel like. 

 

By fusing modern Art Nouveau curves with soulful African symbolism, the design offers a fresh architectural language that speaks to harmony, warmth, and adventure. The project’s centerpiece- a glowing orange sun sculpture - acts as both an artistic beacon and a source of ambient comfort, capturing the spirit of the savannah in the heart of Bali.

 

What elevates Savanna Villas is its cultural fluency and environmental sensitivity. The architecture doesn’t dominate the landscape; it becomes part of it. Natural Balinese materials meet African design motifs, creating a cross-cultural dialogue that feels organic and sophisticated. Each townhouse is a curated experience: personal pools, rooftop terraces with sweeping ocean views, and interiors that reflect the hues and textures of their environment. 

 

Still in its design phase, Savanna Villas impresses with its refined aesthetics, ecological focus, and evocative design narrative.

 

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