New Regionalism in Bali Architecture by Popo Danes

by Imelda Akmal

New Regionalism in Bali Architecture by Popo Danes will appeal to all those interested in Balinese architecture and interior design.

Featuring 25 of his selected projects, such as Ubud Hanging Garden, Pacifica Museum, and Ombak Luwung.

Divided into four chapters on boutique hotel, private villa and residence, conservation, museum and office, the book shows how Popo's local culture and tradition integrated with global context.

Complete with 264 photos, 83 drawings and plans.

An informative and inspirational for anyone who is interested in Bali architecture.

208 pages, Hardcover with jacket

Published January 1, 2011

About the author

Imelda Akmal, an architect who studied Architectural History, Theory and Critique at AA School of Architecture, London, United Kingdom. Beside Indonesia and UK, she had been lived in Singapore and Australia. She dedicated her life to write architecture and interior books. Then she established Imelda Akmal Architectural Writer Studio (IAAW Studio) in accordance with her commitment to introduce architects and their work to local and international public through the books.

The studio conducts every process of book composing, from the concept development, writing, styling, photography, layout design, up to the printing process with the publisher. Over a decade, IAAW Studio produced more than 80 architecture and interior books. Start from monthly edition, coffee table books and monographs. Many of them are best seller books.

Starts from 2010, IAAW Studio produces bilingual books in Bahasa Indonesia and English to Asia's market. This is one of IAAW's commitments to introduce Indonesian architecture and interior design throughout the world.