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Lobby Lobby Lounge Lobby Bar Front Office Business Center All Day Restaurant Main Kitchen Specialty Restaurant Specialty Kitchen Daycare For Children Convenience Shop Gaming Inspiration Space Administration Meeting Rooms 1 18:00 15:00 24:00 Lobby Lobby Lounge Lobby Bar Front Office 21:00 3:00 Business Center All Day Restaurant Main Kitchen Specialty Restaurant Specialty Kitchen Daycare For Children Convenience Shop Gaming Inspiration Space Administration Meeting Rooms 1 12:00 9:00 6:00 M A R S A A L A M R E S O R T 1 Set among sand, sea and rocky terrain, the resort’s Main Building eliminates physical and visual barriers by forming a relationship with its surroundings and blurring the distinction between manipulated and actual topography. The building accommodates the resort’s main food and beverage outlets, front and back-of-house areas, and public and leisure facilities. The building attempts to tackle the resort industry’s largest obstacle, “how can program adapt to seasonality”? The building’s unique temporal arrangement of program addresses this obstacle. In embracing topography, the building experience is intensified by the different circulation paths, relative to distance and time. OCTOBER SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER AUGUST DECEMBER Meeting Rooms 2 JANUARY MAY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL night activities Meeting Rooms 2 JULY JUNE DIVING PERIODICITY: low tourism season mid tourism season high tourism season best time to dive day activities PROGRAM PERIODICITY IN HIGH SEASON: day activities night activities day diving night diving PROJECT TEAM/ YAUSIF ALBAKER/ BRUNO STRINGHETA/ ANAIS SANSONETTI/ MARIJA KRSMANOVIC PROFESSIONAL / AlbakerArchitects programme / main building resort year /2012. location / Marsa Alam/ Egypt 22
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Lobby<br />
Lobby Lounge<br />
Lobby Bar<br />
Front Office<br />
Business Center<br />
All Day Restaurant<br />
Main Kitchen<br />
Specialty Restaurant<br />
Specialty Kitchen<br />
Daycare For Children<br />
Convenience Shop<br />
Gaming<br />
Inspiration Space<br />
Administration<br />
Meeting Rooms 1<br />
18:00<br />
15:00<br />
24:00<br />
Lobby<br />
Lobby Lounge<br />
Lobby Bar<br />
Front Office<br />
21:00 3:00<br />
Business Center<br />
All Day Restaurant<br />
Main Kitchen<br />
Specialty Restaurant<br />
Specialty Kitchen<br />
Daycare For Children<br />
Convenience Shop<br />
Gaming<br />
Inspiration Space<br />
Administration<br />
Meeting Rooms 1<br />
12:00<br />
9:00<br />
6:00<br />
M A R S A A L A M R E S O R T 1<br />
Set among sand, sea and rocky terrain, the resort’s Main Building<br />
eliminates physical and visual barriers by forming a relationship<br />
with its surroundings and blurring the distinction between<br />
manipulated and actual topography. The building accommodates<br />
the resort’s main food and beverage outlets, front and<br />
back-of-house areas, and public and leisure facilities. The<br />
building attempts to tackle the resort industry’s largest obstacle,<br />
“how can program adapt to seasonality”? The building’s unique<br />
temporal arrangement of program addresses this obstacle. In<br />
embracing topography, the building experience is intensified by<br />
the different circulation paths, relative to distance and time.<br />
OCTOBER<br />
SEPTEMBER<br />
NOVEMBER<br />
AUGUST<br />
DECEMBER<br />
Meeting Rooms 2<br />
JANUARY<br />
MAY<br />
FEBRUARY<br />
MARCH<br />
APRIL<br />
night activities<br />
Meeting Rooms 2<br />
JULY<br />
JUNE<br />
DIVING PERIODICITY:<br />
low tourism season<br />
mid tourism season<br />
high tourism season<br />
best time to dive<br />
day activities<br />
PROGRAM PERIODICITY IN HIGH SEASON:<br />
day activities<br />
night activities<br />
day diving<br />
night diving<br />
PROJECT TEAM/ YAUSIF ALBAKER/ BRUNO STRINGHETA/ ANAIS SANSONETTI/ MARIJA KRSMANOVIC<br />
PROFESSIONAL /<br />
AlbakerArchitects<br />
programme /<br />
main building resort<br />
year /2012.<br />
location /<br />
Marsa Alam/ Egypt<br />
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