Ningaloo Eco Resort
Ningaloo Australia
2007
Ningaloo Australia
2007
This resort provides guests with exclusive eco-tourism accommodation blending into and co-existing with Ningaloo’s native coastal parkland.
The proposed sustainable development strategies also serve to enhance the holistic visitor experience. These include implementation of passive and renewable energy systems, recycled water systems, recycled and local materials, and modular construction.
Individual suite units are spaced apart and isolated from the main resort lobby and common areas to maintain privacy and exclusivity. The units are linked via an elevated timber walkway along the native parkland. To minimise impact on the environment and exploit natural ventilation breezes, the suites are elevated on stilts, which maximise panoramic coastal and parkland views.
The proposed sustainable development strategies also serve to enhance the holistic visitor experience. These include implementation of passive and renewable energy systems, recycled water systems, recycled and local materials, and modular construction.
Individual suite units are spaced apart and isolated from the main resort lobby and common areas to maintain privacy and exclusivity. The units are linked via an elevated timber walkway along the native parkland. To minimise impact on the environment and exploit natural ventilation breezes, the suites are elevated on stilts, which maximise panoramic coastal and parkland views.
Client
WA Department of Housing & Works
Location
Cape Range National Park
Scale
$6,600,000
Date
2007
Ningaloo Eco Resort
Ningaloo Australia
2007
Ningaloo Australia
2007
This resort provides guests with exclusive eco-tourism accommodation blending into and co-existing with Ningaloo’s native coastal parkland.
The proposed sustainable development strategies also serve to enhance the holistic visitor experience. These include implementation of passive and renewable energy systems, recycled water systems, recycled and local materials, and modular construction.
Individual suite units are spaced apart and isolated from the main resort lobby and common areas to maintain privacy and exclusivity. The units are linked via an elevated timber walkway along the native parkland. To minimise impact on the environment and exploit natural ventilation breezes, the suites are elevated on stilts, which maximise panoramic coastal and parkland views.
The proposed sustainable development strategies also serve to enhance the holistic visitor experience. These include implementation of passive and renewable energy systems, recycled water systems, recycled and local materials, and modular construction.
Individual suite units are spaced apart and isolated from the main resort lobby and common areas to maintain privacy and exclusivity. The units are linked via an elevated timber walkway along the native parkland. To minimise impact on the environment and exploit natural ventilation breezes, the suites are elevated on stilts, which maximise panoramic coastal and parkland views.
Client
WA Department of Housing & Works
Location
Cape Range National Park
Scale
$6,600,000
Date
2007