PROJECT TYPES:
Hospitality
Creating a memorable experience is more than just designing a beautiful space. It is capturing a special moment drawing you back, me and time again. We understand the complexities of hospitality design and are experts at weaving together context, functionality, sustainability and value with the guest experience.
Our team of landscape architects, planners, architects and designers understand how to create a lasting impression that begins the moment a visitor arrives and unfolds as you move from property entrance to guest suite. Our integrated design capabilities range from site selection and master planning to landscape architecture and architecture. We craft each design solution specifically to assist clients to capitalize on their assets and most importantly, create a lasting memorable stay.
Japan Integrated Resort Concept Master Plan
AWAJI, JAPAN
The Japan Integrated Resort (IR) project aims to bolster economic development and enhance Japan’s global standing. This initiative seeks to balance the creation of large-scale complexes with the achievement of sensitive development goals. The project is designed with a focus on economic, social, and environmental factors, specifically benefiting the region and Kitakyushu. It promises to deliver significant community benefits, including improvements in transit and infrastructure, job creation, educational opportunities, and enhanced leisure and entertainment options. Additionally, the project envisions potential developments in science and technology, business, arts and media, sports recreation, family attractions and amusement, and cultural experiences.
Furthermore, the project prioritizes social initiatives such as promoting gender equality and providing resources and amenities for the disabled and elderly. By addressing these social priorities, the project aims to create a more inclusive and supportive community. Overall, the Japan IR Process represents a comprehensive approach to sustainable development, ensuring that economic growth is accompanied by social and environmental responsibility, while also fostering advancements in various fields and enriching the cultural fabric of the region.
Qiddiya Concept Plan
RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA
Project Qiddiya was a competition sponsored by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia. This competition was focused on creating an entertainment city southwest of Riyadh, KSA. The Jacobs team for the competition was led by Jacobs APG in coordination with Jacobs UK, SWA, UN Studio, Populous, The Hettema Group, Brooklyn Digital Foundry, and The Seventh Art.
World Islands Four Seasons Villas, D50
WORLD ISLANDS, DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Jacobs is the Lead Consultant for the extension of the Four Seasons located at plot number D50 on The World Islands, Dubai.
The project comprises of following:
- 9 Individual Villas (5 No. 2 bedroom, 3 No. 3 bedroom and 1 No. Royal 4 Bedroom) with pools. All buildings single floor
- Restaurant Building with Pool – Ground Floor only
- Back of House building with kitchen, server room, pump room, tanks etc. – Basement and Ground Floor
- House-keeping support buildings – Ground Floor
- Jetty for Guest and Service arrival and departure.
The facility will be operated by Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts group.
Emirates Palace: The Cove and Marina Developments
ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
The vision is to create a development which belongs to and takes advantage of the site’s relationship with Emirates Palace, the Presidential Palace and the lagoon beachfront. It has distinct private identity and character. The beach of cove book-ended by the head of state palace creates a private beach. The layout creates a distinctive individual identity for each villa.
Red Sea Project
SAUDI ARABIA
The Red Sea Reserve is a development underway on the west coast of Saudi Arabia. Jacobs participated in the original concept master plan competition. This massive project is similar in size to the land area of Kuwait. The client’s goal was for teams to come up with a strategy for developing the site to accommodate 1 million annual visitors by 2035. The Jacobs’ team was inspired by the site’s unprecedented amount of pristine natural resources and put together a plan and presentation inspired by the existing local environment. The more than 70,000 projected residents, 1 million annual visitors and all support assets will be accommodated within 0.06% of the total site area, so that a majority of the site can become the Kingdom’s first three national parks focused on wildlife, volcanos and their lava flows, and heritage assets located on-site.
Sindalah Island
SAUDI ARABIA
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