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Z.W. Jarosz Architect, P.A.

Based in Coconut Grove, Florida, Z.W. Jarosz Architect, P.A. designs luxury residential estates and waterfront hospitality facilities characterized by structural stone piers intertwined with climbing flora, precise night lighting, and intimate connections to calm water. This portfolio serves as a strong reference for configuring illuminated stepping-stone pathways across reflecting pools, integrating dense plantings into masonry arcades, and detailing exterior balconies directly over active marine berths.

Waterfront view of a large multi-story resort hotel with illuminated glass facades and balconies facing a marina.

Hotel Bimini Bahamas

A waterfront hospitality precedent featuring stepped terraces and extensive glazing that maximize views and engagement with an adjoining marina.

What we like about this project
Docked boats sit immediately beneath the guest room balconies, blurring the boundary between land-based hospitality and marine transit.

Materials

  • glass
  • concrete
  • stucco
  • metal

Visual identifiers

  • waterfront-hotel
  • illuminated-glass-facade
  • marina-frontage
  • stepped-balconies

Style tags

  • contemporary
  • coastal
  • commercial

Visual tags

  • hospitality
  • waterfront
  • resort
  • evening-lighting
  • modern-architecture
Geometry
Stepped multi-level massing with horizontal balconies and vertical structural framing columns facing a water edge.
Facade system
Curtain wall glazing paired with recessed private balconies and solid panel accents.
Structural guess
Concrete frame with columns and flat slabs supporting multi-level terraces.
Spatial scale
Large commercial resort scale spanning multiple vertical levels and a wide horizontal frontage along the water.
Lighting
Twilight setting with warm interior lights glowing through expansive glazing contrasting against a cool blue evening sky.
Atmosphere
Inviting, luminous, and luxurious coastal ambiance at dusk.
Environmental context
Waterfront marina setting with small boats docked directly along the edge of the hotel structure.
Spatial experience
The building opens up toward the water with expansive terraces, creating a strong connection between indoor hospitality spaces and the marina.
Composition rhythm
Horizontal floor bands and alternating recessed balcony bays punctuated by vertical structural piers.
Style reading
Contemporary coastal commercial architecture
Program
Resort hotel and marina facility
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture
Materials
glass, concrete, stucco, metal
Visual identifiers
waterfront-hotel, illuminated-glass-facade, marina-frontage, stepped-balconies
Style tags
contemporary, coastal, commercial
Visual tags
hospitality, waterfront, resort, evening-lighting, modern-architecture
Geometry
Stepped multi-level massing with horizontal balconies and vertical structural framing columns facing a water edge.
Facade system
Curtain wall glazing paired with recessed private balconies and solid panel accents.
Structural guess
Concrete frame with columns and flat slabs supporting multi-level terraces.
Spatial scale
Large commercial resort scale spanning multiple vertical levels and a wide horizontal frontage along the water.
Lighting
Twilight setting with warm interior lights glowing through expansive glazing contrasting against a cool blue evening sky.
Atmosphere
Inviting, luminous, and luxurious coastal ambiance at dusk.
Environmental context
Waterfront marina setting with small boats docked directly along the edge of the hotel structure.
Spatial experience
The building opens up toward the water with expansive terraces, creating a strong connection between indoor hospitality spaces and the marina.
Composition rhythm
Horizontal floor bands and alternating recessed balcony bays punctuated by vertical structural piers.
Style reading
Contemporary coastal commercial architecture
Program
Resort hotel and marina facility
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture

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Waterfront view of a large multi-story resort hotel with illuminated glass facades and balconies facing a marina.

Hotel Bimini Bahamas

A waterfront hospitality precedent featuring stepped terraces and extensive glazing that maximize views and engagement with an adjoining marina.

What we like about this project
Docked boats sit immediately beneath the guest room balconies, blurring the boundary between land-based hospitality and marine transit.

Materials

  • glass
  • concrete
  • stucco
  • metal

Visual identifiers

  • waterfront-hotel
  • illuminated-glass-facade
  • marina-frontage
  • stepped-balconies

Style tags

  • contemporary
  • coastal
  • commercial

Visual tags

  • hospitality
  • waterfront
  • resort
  • evening-lighting
  • modern-architecture
Geometry
Stepped multi-level massing with horizontal balconies and vertical structural framing columns facing a water edge.
Facade system
Curtain wall glazing paired with recessed private balconies and solid panel accents.
Structural guess
Concrete frame with columns and flat slabs supporting multi-level terraces.
Spatial scale
Large commercial resort scale spanning multiple vertical levels and a wide horizontal frontage along the water.
Lighting
Twilight setting with warm interior lights glowing through expansive glazing contrasting against a cool blue evening sky.
Atmosphere
Inviting, luminous, and luxurious coastal ambiance at dusk.
Environmental context
Waterfront marina setting with small boats docked directly along the edge of the hotel structure.
Spatial experience
The building opens up toward the water with expansive terraces, creating a strong connection between indoor hospitality spaces and the marina.
Composition rhythm
Horizontal floor bands and alternating recessed balcony bays punctuated by vertical structural piers.
Style reading
Contemporary coastal commercial architecture
Program
Resort hotel and marina facility
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture
Materials
glass, concrete, stucco, metal
Visual identifiers
waterfront-hotel, illuminated-glass-facade, marina-frontage, stepped-balconies
Style tags
contemporary, coastal, commercial
Visual tags
hospitality, waterfront, resort, evening-lighting, modern-architecture
Geometry
Stepped multi-level massing with horizontal balconies and vertical structural framing columns facing a water edge.
Facade system
Curtain wall glazing paired with recessed private balconies and solid panel accents.
Structural guess
Concrete frame with columns and flat slabs supporting multi-level terraces.
Spatial scale
Large commercial resort scale spanning multiple vertical levels and a wide horizontal frontage along the water.
Lighting
Twilight setting with warm interior lights glowing through expansive glazing contrasting against a cool blue evening sky.
Atmosphere
Inviting, luminous, and luxurious coastal ambiance at dusk.
Environmental context
Waterfront marina setting with small boats docked directly along the edge of the hotel structure.
Spatial experience
The building opens up toward the water with expansive terraces, creating a strong connection between indoor hospitality spaces and the marina.
Composition rhythm
Horizontal floor bands and alternating recessed balcony bays punctuated by vertical structural piers.
Style reading
Contemporary coastal commercial architecture
Program
Resort hotel and marina facility
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture

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