Bali Knockdown Homes: A Mandala inspired form, a geometrical play. The Babaji grows from circle to square to polygon. It flows from square base into dodecagonal, square again, and hexagonal with a roof cantilevered newel as the rotation pivot. This design appears keep it simple on 1 level but hints at a more complex glance into the world of sacred geometry.

With out perimeter walls, BABAJI is a simple 4 post and beam configuration. Looking to the ceiling, we can see a geometrical dance. With the dodecagonal configuration supporting both square and hexagonal roof rafters and covered with a pyramidal roof, this diverse grouping of  forms creates a state of solid centered ambiance.

House Specification :

• living area - 420 ft2 (39 m2)
• house height - 16 ft (5 m)
• Posts, Wall panels, Flooring & Decking - Merbau [Intsia palembanica]
• Floor structure, Wall structure and Roof structure - Bangkirai [Shorea laevis]
• Roof sheathing [optional] - Iron wood shingles [Ulin] or Metal roofing
• Under-ceiling [optional] - Plaited bamboo [Bedeg] or Rattan mat [Lampit]