Hi, all Hive friends in this community, happy greetings and high imagination greetings to all of us. One word when I will post something in this architecture community is HAPPINESS. Why was that one word coined, because to get beautiful places that are sources of inspiration, from outdoor to indoor, we have to go to a place we have never been to, starting from places of worship, cafes, parks, or hotels when we were going on holiday. And what is clear when we come to places we have never been before is high enthusiasm, especially when we go with loved ones.
And as I said above, some time ago during the semester break, my husband and I went on vacation to the cold area of Takengon City, which is still part of Aceh. This city is located at the foot of a mountain and is surrounded by lakes, so when we are there we will feel very fresh air, even very cold in my opinion. Because in the city where I live it is very hot. With 1 week in this city we enjoyed our vacation with many places we visited and we changed hotels for up to 3 days to find a satisfaction in our vacation.
One that I will share with all my friends is the beauty and beauty of Villa Bur Telege in Takengon Aceh. This villa has just been inaugurated, with the concept still the same as the inns and villas that I have encountered in the cold city of Berastagi, North Sumatra. This villa adapts the same concept as the villa design with a triangular house model that we used to see when watching movies related to the Dayak tribe. This villa is very luxurious, I really like it at a very affordable price too. Not only the luxury from the outside and the concept of the building, but the views around this villa are truly amazing, especially if we enjoy it from the balcony of the villa. We can see the whole city of Takengon from this Villa Bur telege.
From the outside, this villa is very exotic in my opinion, simple, classy and memorable. The walls of this villa building are made of original colorful natural stone, the roof of this villa is zinc multiroft instead of asbestos zinc which is widely used in Berastagi City inns. This building is made of real resin wood which is often found around this telege burrow. Entering the villa, we will be presented with a room with a very cool design concept. We will find kitchen facilities, bathrooms and 3 bedrooms here. And the dining room where all the equipment here is made of varnished resin wood. Not only that, if we stay with our family here, we can also get extra extra beds. And various facilities that I really like, especially if I open the window of this villa.
When I saw this villa for the first time. I was very amazed, there was no paint on the wooden walls, everything was just varnished with the original pattern of the old resin wood that was produced. Very neat concept, and actually I still have a lot to write about but my limited knowledge about design makes me only have to share these cool photos with those of you in the community so you can give me input on terms in architecture which I don't understand.
And until here first my post today. and stay tuned for our next post. Greetings from us Tomi and Maya from the city of Binjai, Indonesia
terlihat nyaman ya kak penginapannya, kecuali toiletnya yg terlihat kecil
It looks so comfy, except for the toilet that looks so tight
yes, that's right.. there are two toilets, one is wider@indonesianhiver
Hey... It's a wonderful place to be. Can I know approximately how much we have to spend in dollors to stay a full day there?
if the exchange rate of 1$ is Rp. 15,000. so one night here is 100-250$ dollars. for 3 rooms @randula
I agree with what you said earlier. For those of us who live in the city, we get to experience the wonder of the fresh air after going to a beautiful lodge surrounded by forest and mountains. It seems that all the facilities are in good condition in the lodge where your family stayed. Built using the triangular house concept, this lodge looks attractive even from the outside.
thank you, when we will go here.. like our dream come true
Wow! The triangle is indeed one of the most suitable shapes for villa architecture. It's simple plus every inch of its interior space can be designed with functional elements. I love the organic materials and finishes of your featured architecture as it definitely makes me feel at home with the natural surroundings. Impressive post @maytom! 😊
thank you for the positive comments.. when we come alone to this villa. the scenery around this villa will be much more interesting with the cool air and memorable sounds of wild birds @storiesoferne
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Thank you for your useful input for the betterment of the community. I really appreciate it @aplusd
We appreciate it dear @maytom. This is for everyone's benefit. Thank you,
sorry for the inconvenience, and thanks for the notificaton, i will use English language as well later on :)
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done sir :)
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