Balinese Architecture Design

Balinese Pavilions
Crafted with local materials and traditional techniques

Animation walk-through of Caputie Residences Belize House Design

Balinese Pavilion design creates an open air concept that seamlessly blends each pavilion with nature. If exercise, massages, yoga or meditation is important for you, we have the perfect Wellness Pavilions.

All villas will embody the same Balinese aesthetic and architectural design to maintain the beauty and sustainability of Caputie Residences.

Primary Suite complete with breakfast bar, desk, media Lounge, Air Conditioning, Retractable glass walls and en suite bathroom

Pavilion Floor Plans

  • Main Pavilion: Kitchen, dining, media, bathroom and living room w/sunken seating

  • Bedroom Pavilions: Choose either a single, dual or triple bedroom suite design, including luxurious bathroom/s

  • Wellness Pavilion: Access to a gym, yoga studio & meditation and massage rooms

  • Home Office Pavilion: Designed as a single or double office suite

primary bedrom en suite bathroom with dual vanity, separate shower and soaking tub and private toilet room with open air and privacy

At Caputie Residences we embrace traditional Balinese architecture design to understand and work with
local materials, climate and the traditional architecture that allows us to harmoniously assimilate
modernism with the traditional Belizean wisdom.

Our goal is to provide architecture of pure elements in dialogue with nature and the individual character of
each build site that emphasizes intelligent and sustainable design.

We are keenly aware of the impact we have on our planet and are committed to delivering
solutions that achieve the highest quality.

chef’s dream kitchen with open floor concept

Our design aesthetic for the villas at Caputie Residences is to be:
a simple, private and modern, tropical escape

Sitting on the sloped Mayan Mountains, the sites amazing views of the famous Hummingbird Hills and
presents each villa build site with a breath-taking entrance and atmosphere in a tropical surrounding.

open floor concept with frameless glass railings and retractable walls

Each Pavilion was designed sustainably using simple local materials such a as sand stones,
colored cement and local hard woods from the land at Caputie Residences, and other parts of Belize.

Tropical forest backgrounds become foreground throughout the entire space.
With the valley background in mind, we designed every Pavilion space
to have an interaction with the luscious landscape.

We approach the sustainability of our Pavilions by using
local craftsmanship and materials, and providing spaces with natural
airflow to reduce the usage of air-conditioning. To achieve this, our Pavilions were
designed with large open living spaces and many completely outdoor facilities.

To give the Pavilions a tropical and local architectural language,
thatched roofs are available and used to define the interior spaces. Using local material
commonly used in Belizean architecture, our thatched roofs are known to absorb heat, keeping the
interior spaces at a very comfortable temperature.