Ciremai House & Villa

Ciremai House was shaped by the site’s steep contours, natural black stone formations, and its orientation toward Mount Ciremai. Rather than imposing itself on the land, the architecture follows the natural topography, allowing each volume to settle lightly into the landscape.

Fragmented and staggered volumes establish a clear spatial sequence, allowing architecture and landscape to coexist seamlessly. The final form emerges as a natural extension of the site—functional, grounded, and continuously oriented toward Mount Ciremai.