A material-forward approach delivers a meditative guest experience at a Chinese island resort
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Haitang Bay, Haitang District, Sanya, China, 572014
Architecture, Interior and Product Design
Site Area
83,000 sq-m
Employing a material-forward, localized design language, the Neri&Hu-conceived hotel speaks to how a hyperlocal vernacular enables a more holistic, wellness-focused hospitality experience.
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