Alexis Dornier architect

www.alexisdornier.com

Alexis Dornier, born in Germany in 1981, spent his childhood immersed in the constant influence of the aeronautical industry. After studying architecture at the University of the Arts in Berlin, he moved to New York to work as an architectural designer with prestigious firms such as Asymptote Architecture, OMA-NY, and Rex between 2004 and 2007.

In 2013, he chose to make a radical change in his life and career by moving to Ubud, Bali to start collaborating on local architectural projects. What initially began as consultancy quickly evolved into independent and comprehensive project production, rapidly expanding across the island of Bali. Today, Dornier is based in Ubud and works on a mix of residential and commercial projects both locally and internationally.

PROJECTS

House Aperture: artisanal refuge with ocean view in Uluwatu

Alexis Dornier architect presents a three-story artisanal tower in Bali, Indonesia, with pools, gardens, and panoramic views of the Indian Ocean, made of teak and local stone for an exclusive stay that blends luxury and nature.

Lost Lindenberg. Stay near the wild ocean, embrace surfing and satisfy the need for urbanity in middle of the jungle

The inspiration for the Lost Lindenberg hotel was the magic of the place, its sweet melancholy, the black volcanic sand, and the magnificent ocean waves. Located near the small Hindu village Pekutatan on the less touristy, western coast of Bali, the resort is not just another honeymoon hotel clad in rattan but a hidden refuge surrounded by temples, ruled by nature and sacred spirits, and a short walk from the famous Medewi Surf Poin

Modern tropical villa. The design challenges the boundaries between the interior and natural landscape

Architect Alexis Dornier designs a tropical villa in Bali, Indonesia, with modern forms, characterized by a large polygonal wooden element, which acts as a shading and is an element of transition between the interior and exterior