Katamaran Residence
Katamaran Residence
Combining the beauty of interior desing with cool airflow is possible in one comfortable home
Comfort doesn’t have to sacrifice beauty, and vice versa.
Minimalist homes with highlighted design accents may look less aesthetic when there are air conditioners attached to the wall. Hiding the air conditioner becomes an art of its own especially when the house occupants want cool air to flow evenly throughout the room, without too many air conditioning placements.
The grand kawung flower-patterned facade is made flowing into the house. Ceilings decorated with ethnic patterns stretched along the main corridor leading into the living room. Behind the 10-meter-long pattern, cool air flows throughout the room. As
imagined, the air conditioning unit hides perfectly behind the
beautiful ethnic patterns on the ceiling. The workmanship of patterned steel plate with laser cutter technique is done specifically, so that it can be dismantled and installed again,
especially for a periodical conditioning treatment.
Not only an airflow pipe there, but the electricity for the lamps is also intertwined inside. To maintain airflow without lessening the aesthetic elements, it needs to be hidden but still produce cool air throughout the room. The rotation of the airflow is arranged in such a way that it does not directly lead to the head. Ensure cold air is always there, without the house occupants needing to know where it blows from.
With the complex workmanship of air conditioning units in this format, then Zero Trouble is key and ensures there is no room for error. Good collaboration between architects, air conditioning contractors, and homeowners would create a home that is not only beautiful visually but also comfortable to live in. The placement of an entire air conditioning unit is taken into account in great detail, as well as the capacity, up to long-term maintenance.
It needs to be planned very carefully to avoid future problems that will later affect the furniture or other design elements.
The complexity of a one-time shot or one-time installment is the main challenge. Once everything is precisely installed, there will be no revisions. Then preventive regular service becomes the next requirement. Each unit has its own ‘age’, usually around 4-5 years. At that time, these units must be replaced; without having to wait for them to be damaged.
