Feasibility
Review the land, access, development brief, constraints, and an initial budget direction before design is fixed.
SANBADADEVELOPMENT
Design & Build · Lombok
One accountable team coordinating design, engineering, budget, contractors, quality, and progress reporting—from the first site review to final handover.
Discuss Your ProjectWhat we do
Building in Lombok is not only a question of choosing finishes. Access, drainage, soil and slope, salt exposure, local supply routes, structural design, and permit requirements can materially change the right solution and the final budget.
Sanbada connects these decisions early. We can coordinate the complete design-and-build path or join at a defined stage, with responsibilities, reporting, and commercial assumptions made clear before work advances.
Our process
Review the land, access, development brief, constraints, and an initial budget direction before design is fixed.
Align architecture, structure, services, specifications, and permit needs around a coherent, buildable package.
Define scope, compare contractor proposals, clarify exclusions, and agree a realistic programme and payment structure.
Coordinate site progress, procurement, quality checks, budget tracking, decisions, and regular visual reporting.
Complete snagging, final checks, key documentation, and the practical transition into furnishing, operations, or occupancy.
Relevant experience
The pages below show completed and in-development residential work in Kuta, Lombok, including the stated project scale and collaboration context.

Completed · 1 bedroom · 38.5 sqm villa / 132 sqm land. Explore the project specification and collaboration with Monday Morning Green.
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In development · 2 bedrooms · 60 sqm villa / 159 sqm land. A larger brief within the Another House collaboration.
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Current indicative ranges on our services page begin around IDR 7–9 million per sqm for a basic build, IDR 10–15 million per sqm for a rental-grade villa, and IDR 15–20 million per sqm for premium custom work. Site conditions, structure, specifications, logistics, and what is included can move the final number significantly.
The programme depends on the site, design, approvals, procurement, and scope. Our timeline guide uses an illustrative allowance of 12–18 months from site review to handover, including around 9–14 months on site. These are planning scenarios, not measured market averages or a delivery commitment. A small, accessible project may be faster; complex sites may take longer. Confirm a project-specific programme before committing to a completion date.
Yes. Sanbada can provide independent project management, quality checks, timeline coordination, budget tracking, and progress documentation when a contractor is already appointed.
Yes. We work with international clients and can provide structured updates, photographs, and drone documentation so decisions and site progress remain visible from abroad.
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