In a neighborhood filled with tree and old, ornate houses, the Long House feels like a breath of fresh air. Designed by TWS & Partners, this contemporary Indonesian residence has been crafted using largely wood and concrete while sweeping glass windows and sliding glass walls connect it with the outdoors. The balance between different structures is spot on with each bring its own uniqueness to the harmonious space. Natural light evenly illuminates the three different individual units that make up the house and the h-shaped overall plan allows for smart transitional zones and covered walkways outside.Street facade of the Long houseThe house gets its name from the long and spacious living room, dining area and kitchen that combine to form one continuous space. With the landscape outside becoming a part of the interior, the house feels much more inviting even as the neutral color scheme allows the various textures to showcase their true brilliance. Despite its openness, the street façade of the Long House offers ample privacy and a water pond along with the garden become safe escapes that are perfect for a lovely staycation.Wooden decks and glass walls of the Long HouseWooden decks and corridors outside the house connect the different structuresConcrete wood and glass modern home in IndonesiaModern interior with wooden accents inside the homeGlass walls create an open and long living area along with kitchen and diningView of the Long house from the street outsideThe pond...