AKASHI Residence / Alexis Dornier

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Akashi Residence is a home designed for exploration and joy. From its playful slide to the architectural rhythm of the central void, the house celebrates movement, light, and a strong connection to nature. It offers its inhabitants a unique living experience, one that is both functional and inspiring, without losing sight of the importance of fun and human connection.The lower level opens to a tranquil pool, balancing the playful energy of the central void with moments of calm. This thoughtful juxtaposition of elements creates harmony between activity and relaxation, embodying the home's seamless integration of indoor and outdoor living. The design leverages Bali's tropical climate, with open spaces, lush landscaping, and natural materials creating a deep connection to the surrounding environment.At the core of this void is a sculptural slide, a feature that reimagines the boundaries of residential design. Beyond its functional purpose, the slide serves as a symbol of playfulness, encouraging interaction and evoking a sense of fun and curiosity. Its sweeping curves give the space a dynamic presence, acting as a striking focal point that connects the upper and lower levels both visually and physically.Akashi Residence: A Celebration of Playfulness and Movement -Set in the scenic village ofPererenan, Bali, Akashi Residence is a thoughtfully designed six-bedroom home that combines modern architectural principles with a spirit of creativity and exploration. The house is defined by its bold central void, an architectural centerpiece that brings natural light, air, and a sense of openness into the heart of the home.The handrail system, with its flowing, conveyor-belt-like design, amplifies the energy of the void. Together with the open circulation and airy layout, it creates a sense of continuous motion, as though the house itself is in conversation with its inhabitants. The void evokes a feeling of being within a whirlwind, where movement and light dance across the architectural surfaces, heightening the sensory experience of the space.