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IBER HOMES · Nature · Hospitality · Architecture

Land, ideas and people that become real places

We look at a site the way an operator would: what is already there, who would come, what is worth building and what is better left alone. If you have land, a property, a project or a skill, tell us. We will see what it can become.

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A small wooden cabin with smoke from the chimney among treesIllustrative image · Romanas / Unsplash
A stream and a clear pool in a green forestIllustrative image · Adrián Valverde / Unsplash
A wooden deck with a bench overlooking a lake and autumn treesIllustrative image · Kristaps Ungurs / Unsplash
A small red house on the water by a forestIllustrative image · Joakim Finell / Unsplash
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What we work with

A good place needs three things to meet: a site, an idea that fits it, and the people who can build and run it.

A river with stones running through a forested valleyIllustrative image · Maksim Samuilionak / Unsplash
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Places

Real sites that can become the basis of a new project. For us a place is a system, not an empty plot: nature, access, surroundings, people and demand.

  • A plot by a river or in a forest
  • A slope or land with a view
  • A property that can be rethought
  • A place that already has visitors
Tell us about your place →
The timber frame of a building on a site at sunsetIllustrative image · Avel Chuklanov / Unsplash
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Projects

Ideas and projects at any stage, from a sketch to an operating venue. What matters is the question the project answers, not the type of building.

  • Private retreats and nature stays
  • Small hospitality projects
  • Timber and modular houses
  • New ways of using land
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People

One project usually needs several very different capabilities. We bring them together around a specific task.

  • Architects and designers
  • Manufacturers and builders
  • Operators who know guests
  • People with local knowledge
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How we look at a place

We don’t start with “what house should we build?”

We start with the place, and only then decide what to build. Sometimes the answer is to build nothing new.

An aerial view of a green site with a few buildings among treesIllustrative image · Alexander Wark Feeney / Unsplash
  1. What is already here?Water, trees, a view, an old building, a road, neighbours.
  2. Who would come, and why?A guest, a family, a team, a buyer: someone specific.
  3. What experience can it give?Silence, a river, a view, wellness, a shared table.
  4. How can the land work?Stays, events, production, a home, or a mix.
  5. What architecture is really needed?Often less than it seems: a few buildings in the right places.
  6. Can it work as a business?Income, costs and operations, not only the picture.
  7. Can it grow step by step?Start small, prove it, then add the next phase.

A common outcome: instead of a big build, a small first phase that tests demand, for example one house and a sauna by the river.

What a place can become

Formats, with real examples

Three projects of IBER HOMES show how a place turns into a format. Details, stages and terms are in each project’s passport.

River Reset — illustrative imageIllustrative image
A site between two rivers

River Reset

A private nature retreat: houses, a banya and lounge areas by the water.

Project passport ↗
Tabanan Eco Resort — illustrative imageIllustrative image
A site next to an operating venue

Tabanan Eco Resort

A small eco resort of six teak houses, built house by house.

Project passport ↗
Tabanan House Lab — visualisationVisualisation
One house that works

Tabanan House Lab

A line of demo house models, then houses made to order for other projects.

Project passport ↗
  • GlampingTents and cabins where nature is the main amenity.
  • A rethought propertyAn existing building given a new use instead of a new build.
  • A home that hosts guestsYour own house that is rented out when you are away.
  • A wellness placeSauna, water, silence and a small number of rooms.
How it works

Four steps, from your message to a project

You don’t need a finished project. A place, an idea or a skill is enough to start.

  1. 01

    You tell us what you have

    A few lines about the place, project or skill, and how to reach you.

  2. 02

    We check if there is a match

    We look at it against what we study now and reply either way.

  3. 03

    We look at it in depth

    What the place or project can become: format, scenario, economics.

  4. 04

    The project gets a passport

    If it fits, IBER HOMES presents it on Selected projects, and investors and partners can request materials.

Project stages

Every project has a stage

The same four stages are used on Selected projects, so a project keeps its status from the first message to its passport.

  1. 01IdeaA place or an idea exists; the format is still open.
  2. 02ConceptThe format, scenario and first numbers are worked out.
  3. 03DevelopmentThe site is secured; building or launch is under way.
  4. 04OperatingThe project runs, hosts guests and produces real data.
At any stage a project may look for:a placecapitala strategic partneran operatora manufacturer
Real places, different countries

We work with real places and see what happens after the presentation

A project only proves itself on a real site: with real land, real guests and real costs. That is why we follow each project from the first look at the place to the first season.

Our first projects are in Bali. The next ones can appear in any country where there is a good place and the right people.

ExploreCreateLaunchObserveAdjust
3Projects with a passport
4Stages, one scale
7Questions before any design
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For investors and partners

Looking for a project to join?

Selected projects is a curated list of projects open for partnership or capital. Each one has a short passport: what it is, where, stage, type of participation and what has been verified.

Go to Selected projects ↗
Tell us what you have

You may already have part of a future project

Choose what you have and add a few lines. It takes about two minutes.

  • We reply to every message.
  • We don’t add your contacts to mailing lists.
  • If it matches what we study now, we suggest a conversation.

We don’t ask for photos or documents here. If we continue, we’ll send a separate link for them after a personal conversation.

What do you have?
We reply by email or messenger.
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