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Resorts in architecture represent a specialized typology where design serves hospitality, relaxation, and immersive experiences within natural or curated environments. Resort architecture often prioritizes the relationship between built form and landscape, incorporating open-air pavilions, infinity pools, lush courtyards, and sustainable materials. These projects draw on principles of sustainable architecture, landscape architecture, and interior design to create destinations that balance luxury with environmental responsibility.
Tucked away in a secluded valley two hours from Shanghai, Anadu Pine Villa is not simply a boutique retreat but a spatial manifesto on restraint, sensory immersion, and landscape choreography….
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The Hawaii Dreamland Resort Center in Yamagata, a visionary project by renowned Japanese architect Kisho Kurokawa, marked a pivotal moment in Japan’s post-war era. Constructed as one of the country’s…
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When you plan a trip, you most likely consider a destination and what it offers as a whole or a particular thing you want to see or experience that’s unique…
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Embracing the Nakhi culture and breathtaking mountain views, the Amandayan Resort lies on the hillside just above the UNESCO-protected Old Town of Lijiang. Architect and Aman design veteran Edward Tuttle…
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In 2009 Marwan Al-Sayed, Wendell Burnette and Rick Joy completed the Amangiri resort located in the USA’s Grand Circle region. The resort overlooks the beautiful desert scenery and the Southwest’s…
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Completed in 2019 by Singapore-based architect Kerry Hill and his team, the AMAN Kyoto Resort stands as a testament to the harmonious integration of architecture and nature. Located in the…
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The new WADI RUM Desert Resort, designed by the Florida-based firm Oppenheim Architecture, takes advantage of the natural landscape to appreciate the surrounding landscape. Residences, rooms, and hotel amenities are built…
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The new Spa & Resort hotel designed by Oppenheim Architecture creates a simple and clear topographic transition from the desert to the sea-inspired in vernacular traditions.
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