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Project: Resort And Water Park Design
Area: 8000 Sq.Ft.
Location: Tonk, Rajasthan
Scope Of Work: Architecture | Interior
Client: Mr. Deen Dayal Gupta
Status: Completed' 23
Nestled in the heart of Tonk, this G+1 resort is thoughtfully designed to embrace both the region’s rich heritage and the local climate. The architectural concept focuses on blending modern luxury with traditional elements, offering a unique experience that harmonizes with the surroundings.
The design is tailored to the arid climate of Tonk, incorporating passive cooling strategies, natural ventilation, and shading techniques to ensure comfort throughout the year. Large, open spaces and strategically placed windows maximize airflow, while the elevated design allows for optimal views of the surrounding landscape, creating an immersive connection with nature.
The resort’s layout features expansive terraces, serene courtyards, and open-air walkways, enhancing the feeling of openness and tranquility. Natural materials, such as locally sourced stone and wood, are used throughout the construction to reflect the area’s architectural heritage while minimizing environmental impact.
Every aspect of the design, from the spatial arrangement to the materials and finishes, has been carefully curated to provide a retreat that celebrates the unique climate, culture, and beauty of Tonk. This resort is more than just a getaway – it is a seamless fusion of nature, luxury, and sustainability, offering guests an experience that is both relaxing and enriching.
The restaurant with community hall features a harmonious layout that combines modern aesthetics with traditional elements reflective of the region's culture. The design incorporates locally sourced materials, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that connects with Tonk's heritage. The overall design of the interiors emphasizes flow and continuity, ensuring that each space is connected yet distinct. From the concealed kitchen door to the thoughtful use of materials and spatial planning, every detail has been carefully considered to create a resort experience that is as seamless as it is memorable .
The furniture within our resort's restaurant and community hall is carefully curated to complement the overall design aesthetic, blending modern comfort. Each piece has been selected not only for its functionality but also for its ability to elevate the space, creating an atmosphere that is both welcoming and sophisticated.
A unique feature of the design is the cleverly concealed kitchen entrance. A hidden door, seamlessly integrated into the space between decorative louvers, serves as a discreet entry point for staff, maintaining the visual integrity of the restaurant's open and sophisticated ambiance. This design not only ensures functionality but also adds an element of surprise and innovation, blending architectural ingenuity with practical needs.
The stage wall in our resort’s community hall is a key architectural feature designed with flexibility and style in mind. It serves as a backdrop for various events, transforming the space effortlessly to suit different occasions. The innovative design incorporates detachable sofas along the stage wall, allowing for seamless reconfiguration based on the type of event. Whether it's a formal gathering or a social celebration, the stage wall can be easily adapted to suit the atmosphere.
The rooms at our resort in Tonk are designed to provide an unparalleled retreat, where every detail reflects a commitment to comfort, elegance, and functionality. Each room is thoughtfully crafted to offer a serene sanctuary, combining modern amenities with the rich cultural essence of the region. Custom-designed furniture ensures that every piece serves both aesthetic and functional purposes. Luxurious beds with high-quality linens provide a restful sleep, while stylish seating areas offer a place to unwind. Each room is equipped with modern conveniences, such as climate control, ample storage, and high-speed internet, ensuring that guests enjoy both comfort and practicality during their stay.
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