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Budidesa Art Park
Budidesa
Art Park
Imagined as a park made up of a series of art gardens, exhibition spaces and a residence, Budidesa offers a unique combination of contemporary art in a tropical environment.
location
Bali, Indonesia
client
Yuz Foundation
year
2017
collaborators
Yoka Sara
Budidesa Art Park
- Budidesa Site Model
- Budidesa Site Model
Budidesa is conceived by Budi Tek, a Chinese-Indonesian entrepreneur, philanthropist and collector, as a new home for the Yuz Foundation in his home country of Indonesia. The site is located just north of Denpasar, the capital of Bali, and is characterized by its steep topography framed by rice fields at the top and a river at the bottom.
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The surrounding rice paddies are terraced in a typical Balinese way as it descends down to a heavily forested valley along the Ayun River bank. A walking path through the Art Gardens and exhibition spaces of Budidesa create an experience of art within nature.
- Budidesa Section Model
- Budidesa Section Model
- Budidesa Section Model
The indoor and outdoor exhibition spaces are designed to be seamless with the surrounding context. The inhabitable roof allows visitors to have a continuous stroll through the rice paddies and onto the museum’s display terraces.
Tropical Video Concept
Budidesa Artwork Scale Diagram
Budidesa Concept Model
The museum is experienced as a landscape. The roof creates a sculpture park on the outside and filters light into the interior through a series of skylights.
Budidesa at night
Budidesa Gallery
Marked by large-scale contemporary art from renown international artists such as Zhang Huan, Ai Weiwei, Anslem Keifer, Maurizio Cattelan, Adel Abdessemed, and Mona Hatoum, the quality and size of art within this tropical setting will create a global art attraction and a lasting contribution to Balinese culture.
Budidesa Art Park
Budidesa at the Chicago Architecture Biennial
Recognition
Recognition
Type
Year
Chicago Architecture Biennial 1
Exhibition
2015
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