
The Leaning House of Jakarta —
This innovative building is built at a 70-degree angle. The house serves both as a rejection of the surrounding faux-European buildings in the upmarket neighborhood.
The Leaning House of Jakarta —
The open-plan ground floor features a stunning pool. Budi Pradono is proud of this entry point to the property, saying it has an undeniable "wow factor."

The Leaning House of Jakarta —
There is a purpose behind this unusual structure: "It is important to redefine architecture, redefine the new living space and how people live", explains Pradono.

P-House —
Located on the ridge of Mount Merbabu, in Central Java, this building also by Pradono is a house made of locally-sourced materials. Its center point is a library, designed to encourage the sharing of knowledge among local people.

P-House —
Also know as Dancing Mountain House, this remote building uses sunlight as natural light during the day. The shower water is heated by solar energy and the property collects rainwater to use during dry season.
P-House —
Simplicity is key. The building uses locally sourced materials: brick, bamboo and stone. The house doors are recycled from an older house.

The Issi Villa —
Pradono envisaged this Bali-based property as a contemporary, tropical living space.

