Embraced by a small forest at the edge of the resort, the new Kids Club is envisioned as a play-scape that grows out of the land itself—a place where architecture softens into terrain and children wander through a world shaped by nature and imagination.
The building nestles into the slope, its rooftop unfolding into a vibrant outdoor playground. Here, green mounds, winding paths, bridges, woven nets, and water play elements come together to form a multi-level landscape of adventure. From the ground it appears as though the earth has lifted slightly, revealing a joyful world above—alive with movement, curiosity, and play.

Inside, creative rooms and active zones connect seamlessly to the outdoors, allowing children to drift naturally between learning, exploring, climbing, and resting. The forms are organic, the structures playful—treehouse towers, curved edges, and elevated walkways that echo the forest canopy surrounding them.
This design turns the Kids Club into more than a facility;
it becomes a living extension of Ubud’s spirit, where nature, play, and architecture intertwine.

A place that feels iconic yet effortless, safe yet adventurous—crafted to deepen Padma’s role as a world-class family destination, and to give every child who enters it a small, magical world of their own.