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A resort architecture precedent showing how multi-level hospitality volumes integrate cantilevered decks and large glazed facades with sloped landscape amenities.
- What we like about this project
- A large branded oval graphic integrated onto the central solid vertical wall element acts as a strong focal point.
Materials
- glass
- metal-siding
- timber
- stucco
- stone
Visual identifiers
- cantilevered-decks
- extensive-glazing
- resort-lodge
- pool-terrace
- sloping-site
Style tags
- contemporary
- rustic
- hospitality
- mountain-modern
Visual tags
- hospitality
- resort
- outdoor-living
- sloped-topography
- multi-level
- Geometry
- Asymmetrical two- and three-story volumes stepping down a sloped landscape, featuring large expanses of glass, deep cantilevered balconies, and a central solid tower element.
- Facade system
- Curtain wall glazing paired with dark metal siding and accented by a textured central stucco or stone blade wall.
- Structural guess
- Steel frame construction with concrete floor slabs and cantilevered structural members.
- Spatial scale
- Large resort lodge complex with human-scale balconies, walkways, and pool amenities relative to the surrounding hillside.
- Lighting
- Bright ambient daylight casting soft shadows across the facades, lawn, and pool area.
- Atmosphere
- Inviting, active leisure atmosphere combining warm timber details with open-air recreational spaces.
- Environmental context
- Hilly rural or resort landscape with mature trees and sloping topography surrounding the lodge complex.
- Spatial experience
- The architecture opens outward to the surrounding hills and pool terrace, layering indoor dining spaces with broad outdoor viewing decks.
- Composition rhythm
- Horizontal bands of continuous balconies and roof overhangs balanced by vertical glazing mullions and a prominent central solid blade wall.
- Style reading
- Contemporary rustic resort architecture
- Program
- Resort lodge and hospitality center
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- glass, metal-siding, timber, stucco, stone
- Visual identifiers
- cantilevered-decks, extensive-glazing, resort-lodge, pool-terrace, sloping-site
- Style tags
- contemporary, rustic, hospitality, mountain-modern
- Visual tags
- hospitality, resort, outdoor-living, sloped-topography, multi-level
- Geometry
- Asymmetrical two- and three-story volumes stepping down a sloped landscape, featuring large expanses of glass, deep cantilevered balconies, and a central solid tower element.
- Facade system
- Curtain wall glazing paired with dark metal siding and accented by a textured central stucco or stone blade wall.
- Structural guess
- Steel frame construction with concrete floor slabs and cantilevered structural members.
- Spatial scale
- Large resort lodge complex with human-scale balconies, walkways, and pool amenities relative to the surrounding hillside.
- Lighting
- Bright ambient daylight casting soft shadows across the facades, lawn, and pool area.
- Atmosphere
- Inviting, active leisure atmosphere combining warm timber details with open-air recreational spaces.
- Environmental context
- Hilly rural or resort landscape with mature trees and sloping topography surrounding the lodge complex.
- Spatial experience
- The architecture opens outward to the surrounding hills and pool terrace, layering indoor dining spaces with broad outdoor viewing decks.
- Composition rhythm
- Horizontal bands of continuous balconies and roof overhangs balanced by vertical glazing mullions and a prominent central solid blade wall.
- Style reading
- Contemporary rustic resort architecture
- Program
- Resort lodge and hospitality center
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture