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RESORT HOTEL, SPORT & SPA IN "JRVEZH"

Project Typology

Public

Location

Jrvezh, Kotayk region, Armenia

Date

2018

Status

Concept

Area

15 hectares

Credits

Telemak Ananyan, Armen Hyusisyan, Irina Ghazaryan, Svetlana Nazaryan, Armine Kerobyan

Project Overview Located in the scenic Jrvezh valley of Kotayk region, this comprehensive resort development spans 15 hectares of pristine Armenian landscape. The project integrates hospitality, sports, and wellness facilities within a carefully designed master plan that respects the natural environment.

Site Analysis & Context The resort sits strategically within Armenia's rich cultural and natural heritage corridor. Extensive site analysis considered regional demographics, urban development patterns, and proximity to major historical attractions. The location provides easy access to cultural sites while maintaining tranquil mountain valley setting.

Master Planning Approach The design employs organic planning principles that follow natural topography and existing landscape features. Curved pathways and terraced gardens create seamless transitions between built and natural environments. The layout maximizes views while minimizing environmental impact through sensitive site placement.

Landscape Integration Extensive tree planting and native vegetation restoration enhance the site's ecological value. The landscape design creates diverse outdoor experiences from intimate garden spaces to expansive recreational areas. Natural water features and sustainable drainage systems integrate with the overall environmental strategy.

Facility Programming The complex includes hotel accommodations, spa and wellness facilities, sports amenities, and recreational spaces. Each building cluster is positioned to optimize views, privacy, and connection to landscape features. The architectural program balances guest comfort with operational efficiency.

Sustainable Design The master plan incorporates sustainable development principles including minimal site disturbance, native plant restoration, and water conservation strategies. Building placement and orientation optimize natural light and ventilation while protecting sensitive landscape areas.

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