Nested between the rugged Hajjar Mountains and the sandy Gulf of Oman coastline, the design of the Intercontinental Fujairah Resort is an oasis of sorts, creating a welcoming and relaxing respite. The architecture is modern and fresh, allusive to the heritage of the area without being a pastiche of it. The sea facing facade is sheltered from the strong Middle Eastern sun by recessed balconies and a set of 2 vertical screens per room bay. This project was developed in collaboration with K/M2K Architects.
Some of the images courtesy of Harper’s Bazaar.
Comprehensive article featured in Harper’s Bazaar Arabia 2018
Scope: Schematic Architecture / Design Development – Status: Complete – Built area: 15000 m2
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