Project Overview
Villa Sanjara, inspired by Sanja (dusk) and Sagara (ocean), stands on the cliffs of Nusa Ceningan Island— just a 30-minute boat ride from Sanur Harbour and about 45 km from Ngurah Rai International Airport. With six spacious bedrooms and sweeping views of the ocean, sunsets, and untouched island nature, it’s designed as a retreat for those seeking both beauty and balance.
Built on a island with limited resources, the villa is designed to be largely self-sustaining. Solar power keeps the lights on, rainwater harvesting and filtration systems secure clean water, and organic waste is recycled back into the land. These features ensure comfort without compromise, allowing guests to enjoy modern luxury living in harmony with the island’s environment.
Project Details Summary
- Location : Nusa Ceningan, Bali
- Land Area : 44.8 are
- Architect : W+M Design Studio
- ESD&MEP Consultant : Eco-Mantra
- Design Duration : 2024-2025
More About Its Environmentally Sustainable Design Features
Energy: Minimizing Carbon Footprint
• Efficient ventilation and air conditioning systems using a centralized VRV system.
• Building Energy Simulation software ensures accurate cooling load calculations and prevents over-sizing.
• Efficient hot water system powered by a heat pump.
• Energy-saving LED lighting throughout the property.
• Onsite solar panels generate renewable energy to meet a portion of the property’s energy needs.
• High-performance building materials that reduce heat gain.
Water: Zero Run-Off Principle
• Rainwater harvesting from the building’s rooftops.
• Low-flow water fixtures to minimize water usage.
• Biological sewage treatment system processes wastewater for reuse in irrigation.
• Rain Gardens & Groundwater recharge wells ensure that rainwater is is returned to the aquifer and minimizing runoff.
• Low-chemical pool filtration and disinfection reduce chemical consumption and enhances water quality.
Waste: Zero Waste-to-Landfill Principle
• Waste separation at source, ensuring that organic and inorganic waste are properly handled.
• On-site composting of organic waste to enrich the property’s gardens.
• Recycling facilities to manage inorganic waste, keeping materials out of landfills.
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