Guy Morgan Architects in Badung, Bali, Indonesia | Architectural designer

Guy Morgan Architects

Locality: Badung, Bali, Indonesia

Phone: +61 432 325 052

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25.01.2022 An early shot of the house I designed for my parents circa 1993 at Marino Rocks , SA

24.01.2022 With a few adjustments to cater to the Covid 19 era, Guy Morgan Architects is well set up to design , document and manage small to medium projects in Indonesia. With my local partner of 30 years, Erwin Zulkarnain based in Bali, and our collective experience of project managing remotely , please contact us for any of your design , documentation and building supervision requirements in this new , challenging era . New boundaries need not become walls. www.guymorganarchitects.com

21.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/419118961479025/posts/3401526733238218/?extid=1N7ulu6emaUOaYzs&d=n

20.01.2022 We went to a cafe in Japan where the waitresses were maids. And cats. They were cat maids . I know.

20.01.2022 If you are looking for fresh ideas for your next interior/exterior project come visit our ecoSmart HUB showroom to get inspired, we carry samples of a wide rang...e of sustainable materials such as coconut shell tiles, bamboo mosaic tiles, slate stone veneer, recycled teak and ironwood veneers, no limits for your imagination, feel free to explore and we can assist you to make your creative ideas a reality. See more

19.01.2022 The best thing about having friends as clients is you get to watch the evolution of the spaces you’ve designed for them and how successfully ( or not!) these rooms adapt to their changing needs and circumstances over time.

18.01.2022 Proposed Residence, Port Noarlunga, SA

17.01.2022 Who? What? Wasn’t me !

15.01.2022 Work has begun on the restoration and replacement of our beautiful roofs at Tamu Seseh. Changing the bedroom pavilions to more sustainable timber shingles , and... replacing the thatch on our open living pavilions . I’m a bit of a nervous Nellie not being able to be there and supervise , but we have an amazing team, and contractor on the job and I have full confidence they’ll do an amazing job! See more

11.01.2022 New 12 storey apartment building next door has presumed giant portrait of Freddy Mercury overlooking us would compensate for 18 months of construction noise, disturbance and traffic. They presumed correctly.

11.01.2022 Hardcopies of Building Your Bali Dream Villa by Guy Morgan now available at SEMINYAK ( The Legian Hotel Shop and Carga Homewares), SANUR ( Philip Lakeman Ceramics), UBUD ( Ganesha Bookshop) and SESEH ( Tamu Seseh) and our new outlet at SIMPANG SIUR, KUTA, Eco Smart Hub, 1, Sunset Road for Rp 250,000 each. Private message us here if you’d like a copy sent to you in Australia or elsewhere for AUD$25 plus postage . E book version available via link on our fb page ; https://www.facebook.com/buildingyourbalidreamvilla/ for $10 per download

09.01.2022 Sylvia The Mazda!

08.01.2022 Enjoying the Adelaide - Noooosa travel bubble

06.01.2022 Japan had me woke

05.01.2022 Architectural heritage is not defined by an era. It doesn’t stop at a certain year. It is defined by quality buildings that represent timelessness, which are often torn down before that era becomes fashionable. This is why Architecture should never be trumped by Real Estate. Or fashion. Or developers. Architectural authenticity should always prevail and those that decide which architects work should be preserved, can only ever be their peers.

04.01.2022 Ok Seseh village is not exactly like Sanur was in 1960. But the essence of the traditional village remains intact, and the sights, smells and atmosphere are still there if you walk or cycle around the village and surrounding rice fields in the early morning or the evening .

02.01.2022 More guests suffering through a holiday at Tamu Seseh. Honestly , some people !

01.01.2022 We’re replacing our thatched roofs over bedroom pavilions to sustainably grown hardwood timber shingles . The quality of thatch , traditionally grown in Lombok,... has deteriorated due to over use of synthetic fertiliser . There are moves to regrow the crop organically , but in the interim we are electing to go the timber shingle route . I expect this to play out widely across the archipelago in coming years. See more

01.01.2022 I know its just a new roof. But it can be a thing of beauty.