项目名称：贝壳餐厅

地点：巴厘岛，印度尼西亚

设计团队：Pablo Luna Studio

建筑面积：265 m²

竣工时间：2024年

摄影：Tommaso Riva

设计特色：

项目 - Pablo Luna Studio 在巴厘岛努沙佩尼达岛钻石海滩的悬崖上，通过贝壳餐厅项目，打造了一处与自然融为一体的有机建筑空间。这座265平方米的结构是Intaaya度假村的重要组成部分，巧妙地将生物模拟设计与环境可持续性相结合，创造出一个突破传统餐厅设计的独特用餐场所。

设计团队以海洋贝壳和波浪运动为灵感，精心打造了一个有机且温馨的结构，在这里，自然元素与建筑形态完美融合。项目最引人注目的特色是其创新的竹构造系统，由13个竹制成的交错桁架组成，从地面自然延伸，形成如贝壳肋骨般的有机屋顶。这些结构桁架与手工编织的竹编天花板和木瓦相配合，保持了设计的自然材质感。

室内空间展现了对环境与功能需求的深刻理解，创造出开放而灵活的布局。前方的树状竹柱不仅提供结构支撑，还允许自然光线渗透空间，增强室内氛围并减少人工照明需求。设计团队对空间体验的细致考虑体现在建筑的渐进式扩展上，随着访客的移动，结构在垂直和水平方向上逐渐展开，创造出有意义的空间转换。

贝壳餐厅的与众不同之处在于其全面的可持续设计方法。项目采用雨水收集系统、高效用水设备和与生物圈基金会合作开发的废水处理系统，形成了再生水循环。太阳能光伏板满足了大部分电力需求，而建筑过程中实施的可持续建设计划则防止了污染和废物管理问题。

这个项目展示了如何将生物启发设计与环保实践相结合，为印度尼西亚快速发展的旅游景观中的建筑设计树立了新标准。它证明了建筑不仅可以适应自然环境，还能成为增强环境价值的积极贡献者。

团队 - Pablo Luna Studio成立于2016年，已发展成为印度尼西亚最具创新力的建筑设计事务所之一，以其仿生与可持续设计理念而闻名。这家总部位于巴厘岛乌布的工作室由智利裔建筑师Pablo Luna创立，他拥有秘鲁-黎巴嫩血统，在纽约哥伦比亚大学接受建筑教育后，于2014年移居巴厘岛专研可持续设计和竹建筑。

该事务所是一个由设计师、建筑师和工匠组成的动态团队，专注于创造与自然和谐共存的空间。他们的设计方法深深植根于亲生物学原则，从有机形态、模式和自然世界中的过程汲取灵感。工作室强调使用因地制宜的当地材料，包括竹子、回收木材、夯土、石灰岩、泥土和砖块等，相信生态平衡和设计和谐源于与当地采购材料的互动。

在Pablo Luna的领导下，工作室已完成了100多个独特项目，足迹遍布印度尼西亚、智利、墨西哥、印度、西班牙、葡萄牙、乌干达和哥斯达黎加等地。他们的作品特点在于将深入的环境分析与客户需求相结合，拥抱当地建筑技术、材料和法规，将工作与手工艺和法律合规性融为一体。

工作室的设计方法将严谨的研究与对自然的深刻理解相结合，创造出不仅仅是建造而是经过深思熟虑融入环境的项目，留下持久的积极影响。Pablo Luna Studio的作品多次获得国内外认可，证明了其在有机建筑领域日益增长的影响力和不断扩大的国际项目组合。

Project Name: Shell Restaurant

Location: Nusa Penida, Bali, Indonesia

Design Team: Pablo Luna Studio

Total Floor Area: 265 m²

Completion: 2024

Photography: Tommaso Riva

Feature:

Project - Pablo Luna Studio has completed their latest project - Shell Restaurant on the cliffs of Diamond Beach in Nusa Penida, Bali. This 265-square-meter structure serves as an integral part of the Intaaya Retreat, seamlessly integrating biomimetic design with environmental sustainability.

The project's most distinctive feature is its innovative structural system composed of 13 alternating-height trusses crafted from yellow Petung bamboo. These trusses rise naturally from the ground like the ribbed interior of a seashell, forming an organic roof that emerges as a direct response to the surrounding landscape. The framework is complemented by a hand-woven bamboo ceiling and wooden shingles that maintain the natural materiality of the design.

The spatial layout is carefully orchestrated to create an open and adaptable interior, free from intermediate supports. Tree-like bamboo columns at the front edge not only provide structural support but also allow natural light to penetrate the space, enhancing the interior atmosphere and reducing dependency on artificial illumination. The spatial experience was thoughtfully choreographed through a gradual expansion both vertically and horizontally as visitors move through the building, creating meaningful transitions that connect diners to the surrounding landscape.

The project's uniqueness lies in its comprehensive approach to sustainability. It incorporates rainwater harvesting, efficient water appliances, and a sophisticated wastewater treatment system developed with the Biosphere Foundation, forming a regenerative water cycle. Photovoltaic solar panels meet a large portion of the electricity demand, while a Sustainable Construction Plan implemented during the building process prevented pollution and waste management issues.

This is not merely a restaurant but a vivid demonstration of how biomimetically inspired design can be combined with environmental practices to create architecture that doesn't just adapt to its natural surroundings but actively contributes to enhancing environmental value.

Design Team - Founded in 2016, Pablo Luna Studio has established itself as one of Indonesia's most innovative architectural practices, renowned for its biomimetic and sustainable design philosophy. This Ubud, Bali-based studio was established by Chilean-born architect Pablo Luna, who has Peruvian-Lebanese heritage and received his architectural education at Columbia University in New York before relocating to Bali in 2014 to explore sustainable design and bamboo construction.

The studio is a dynamic group of designers, architects, and artisans focused on creating spaces that harmonize with nature. Their design approach is deeply rooted in biophilic principles, drawing inspiration from organic forms, patterns, and processes found in the natural world. The practice emphasizes using locally appropriate materials including bamboo, reclaimed wood, rammed earth, limestone, cob, and bricks, believing that ecological balance and harmony in design stem from engagement with locally sourced materials.

Under Pablo Luna's leadership, the studio has completed over 100 unique projects across Indonesia, Chile, Mexico, India, Spain, Portugal, Uganda, and Costa Rica. Their work is characterized by combining in-depth environmental analysis with client needs, embracing local building techniques, materials, and regulations, integrating their work with craftsmanship and legal compliance.

The studio's methodology combines rigorous research with profound understanding of nature, creating projects that are not just constructed but thoughtfully integrated into their surroundings, leaving a lasting positive impact. Pablo Luna Studio's work has received recognition both within Indonesia and internationally, demonstrating its growing influence in the field of organic architecture and expanding international portfolio.