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| We are constantly improving
our designs. We reserve the right to
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| LOT SIZE |
| Houses are grouped to
share resources with around 3 homes
per 10 ara. Land available per home
averages around 2 ara - 10m x 30m (3300sqft)
per house, with the remainder shared
between the residents. The shared land
contains, orchards, gardens, the swimming
pool, a pavilion, the well, parking
and roads that are shared by all. |
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| CAREFUL
SITING |
We choose the sites very
carefully for both your interest and
comfort and also choose a location that
can make a difference for the locals.
These projects are a co-operative venture
an opportunity for two cultures to learn
from each other. Globalisation without
stealing. We minimise the impact on
the beautiful lanscape and traditional
Balinese use of the land and will not
build in ricefields. You can again enjoy
the sounds of nature without the sound
and pollution of cars and motorbikes.
You also lease for 25 years rather than
buy the land. This keeps the local village
structure intact and eliminates the
difficulties of you the (foreign)
owner having to partake in the traditional
village and banjar duties. The lease
gives you the right to renew the lease
and our experience shows that this is
usually beneficial to both the locals
and ourselves.
You will watch the fascinating process
of preparing, planting and harvesting
of rice. It is very important to keep
the rice field character of Bali which
is now so often destroyed during the
provision of services for the very people
coming to Bali to experience it.
Homes are grouped to provide privacy
and to share paths and services and
to promote community interaction. Grouping
allows us to work with Balinese families
to serve each group of houses. This
integration of the local element can
happily extend to friendships, education,
cultural exchange, invitations to ceremonies,
guide service, language training, trade,
room and meals service, rentals, errands
and transportation. We see the little
housing development as an opportunity
to share some of our skills with the
villagers creating a symbolic relationship
where all parties can grow in a healthy
way. Your skill, actions and resources
can really make a difference. We are
there as temporary stewards of their
land, and the land can become richer
for our presence. We are all teachers. |
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