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Sài Gòn Cam Ranh Resort
Design team : Hùng Hưng, Bulcsu Szabo,Phan Đức Sơn, Phan Anh Minh, Vũ Tiến An, Phạm Lê.
Client: Sai Gon Cam Ranh Joint-Stock Co.
Project Manager: TP Project Management One Member Co., Ltd (TPMC)
Site area: 197979 m2
Gross floor area: 86.000 m2
Building density: 12.5%
Location: Cam Ranh, Khanh Hoa province
Project year: 2011
Cam Ranh landscape has a precious wild scene with sand dunes, long beach and the typical botany of the Middle of Viet Nam, dominated by bushes and small desert trees. It is a must to grasp the wildness of this barren sandy landscape.
The new architectural entity is introduced to the landscape with an intention to emphasize the natural sandy terrain while preserving the local wild botany. The hotel building appears as large sand dunes. Its immense masses are alleviated by continuously connecting to the natural sand dunes through numerous half-natural sand dunes containing luxurious villas. The grand hall is cave-like, a tropical forest oasis with large water surface; dissolves in the sandy landscape. The villas are like niches in the sand dunes to maintain the users’ privacy and views.
Interior of the hotel and villas are cave-like shelters fromthe desert sandstorm.
Additional plants must be chosenbased on natural local botany and suitable tosandy soil.
The wildness of the site are considered as the most important factor to predominate over other aspects of the design.