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Touchwood is proud to unveil our upcoming project: Teduh Villa, a tropical sanctuary designed with a strong commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship. Nestled in the heart of Bali, Teduh Villa embodies the essence of eco-luxury living, blending natural materials, innovative systems, and timeless architectural elegance

Front View Villa Teduh 3D — View Villa Teduh 3D

Built with Solid Hardwood: Bengkirai & Merbau

Teduh Villa will be constructed using full hardwood, specifically Bengkirai and Merbau—two premium tropical hardwoods known for their exceptional durability, resistance to the elements, and rich, natural beauty. These materials not only offer strength and longevity but also reflect our commitment to using sustainable, high-quality timber

Sustainable Features That Make a Difference

Teduh Villa is designed with nature and climate resilience in mind, featuring

Rainwater Harvesting System
A built-in rainwater catchment system will collect and reuse rainwater, reducing dependence on local water resources and supporting a more self-sufficient lifestyle—ideal for eco-conscious homeowners in tropical climates like Bali.
Earthquake-Resistant Construction
Utilizing a knockdown building system, the villa is engineered for improved flexibility and resistance to seismic activity. This modular system helps reduce the structural impact of earthquakes, making it safer and more adaptable to Bali’s natural environment.
Modular Knockdown System
The villa’s structure is fully modular, allowing for quick assembly, efficient transportation, and minimal environmental disruption. This system aligns with Touchwood’s goal of low-impact, sustainable construction.
100% Off-Grid Solar Power System
In pursuit of complete energy independence, Teduh Villa will be powered by a 100% off-grid solar power system. This ensures a clean, renewable energy source with zero reliance on the conventional power grid—offering both environmental benefits and long-term cost efficiency

Preview the Design in 3D

While the construction phase has not yet begun, we are excited to present a 3D visualization of Teduh Villa, offering a detailed look into the architectural concept. The model highlights our signature use of natural hardwoods, open-air tropical design, and the serene integration of indoor and outdoor spaces.

We will continue to share updates and refined visual assets in the coming months as the project progresses.

A New Standard for Eco-Luxury in Bali

Teduh Villa is more than a place to stay—it’s a vision for the future of sustainable tropical architecture. With high-performance natural materials, eco-friendly systems, and a deep respect for the surrounding environment, this project sets a new benchmark for green luxury villas in Bali.

Stay connected with Touchwood as we bring Teduh Villa to life—where nature, design, and innovation meet in harmony.

In today’s era, sustainability is a crucial aspect of construction design, especially for villas and resorts looking to maximize natural resource efficiency. Two increasingly popular solutions are the rainwater catchment system and solar-powered energy. By utilizing these technologies, buildings become more environmentally friendly, self-sufficient, and cost-effective in the long run.

Rainwater Catchment System: A Cost-Effective and Eco-Frsiendly Solution

A rainwater catchment system allows buildings to capture, filter, and store rainwater for various uses, such as drinking water, irrigation, or household needs. Here are some key benefits of this system:

1. Reducing Dependence on Conventional Water Sources

Harvested rainwater can be used for daily needs, reducing reliance on groundwater and piped water.

2. Minimizing Flood and Erosion Risks

By capturing rainwater before it reaches the ground, this system helps control runoff, reducing flood risks and soil erosion.

3. Lowering Operational Costs

Using rainwater reduces water bills and improves resource management efficiency.

4. Supporting Sustainability and Self-Sufficiency

This system ensures a morestable and eco-friendly water supply, especially in regions with high rainfall.

: Rainwater catchment system

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Solar Energy: Enhancing Energy Efficiency

Solar energy is one of the best solutions to reduce dependence on fossil-fuel-based electricity. Here’s why incorporating solar power into villa and resort construction is highly beneficial:

1. Reducing Electricity Costs

By installing solar panels, buildings can generate their electricity, significantly cutting electricity bills.

2. A Renewable Energy Source

The sun is an unlimited and clean energy s

ource that does not produce harmful carbon emissions.

3. Increasing Property Value

Buildings equipped with solar energy systems have higher market value due to their efficiency and eco-friendliness.

4. Independence from Conventional Power Grids

In remote locations, such as island resorts or mountainous areas, solar energy provides a reliable solution without dependence on the main power grid.

The Perfect Combination: Integrating Rainwater Catchment and Solar PowerSystems

Using both rainwater catchment and solar-powered systems together creates the ultimate solution for a truly sustainable building. Some advantages of this combination include:

Maximum Efficiency: Utilizing available natural resources reduces reliance on external utility services.
Greater Resilience: Buildings that are self-sufficient in energy and water are better prepared for environmental changes or supply disruptions.
Lower Environmental Impact: These systems reduce carbon emissions and excessive consumption of natural resources.

Conclusion

For villa and resort construction, especially in tropical regions, adopting rainwater catchment and solar-powered systems is a smart move toward creating environmentally friendly, cost-efficient, and self-sufficient buildings. With these solutions, Touchwood is committed to delivering innovative construction designs that blend aesthetics, sustainability, and efficiency.

Are you interested in integrating these technologies into your dream project? Contact Touchwood for further consultation!

Category: Eco-Friendly

Upcoming Project: Teduh Villa by Touchwood-Sustainable Luxury Villa in Bali

Harnessing Natural Resources: Rainwater Catchment System and Solar Powered Solutions for Sustainable Buildings