PRODUCTIVE LANDSCAPE IS KEY FEATURE TO THIS WELLNESS RESORT ESTATE

Located at one of leading resort islands in Indonesia, the 20 ha. beachfront area is envisioned to become a model for landscape's immersed resort in this archipelagic country. Resort villa, hotel and condotel, as well early activations such as luxury camping (glamping) are situated on Muntok white pepper plantation, unique harvest of this island and was forgotten due to the hype of tin and mining, with showcase processing facility and marketplace.

Sustainable land strategies are the base layer for additional programming that speaks true to the site and commercial potential. Biliton Pepper Estate folds in economic development strategy into tourism destination that will help to drive more careful land development in this pristine island.

process

01.

Formulate The Immersion Of Agriculture Potential Into Wellness Resort Experience

Utilizing landfill area for the new garden of this hotel, several private and public outdoor rooms were created based on desired performance and maintenance expectation level. The result is series of outdoor rooms that bring people from land to water's edge with textural gradation.

02.

Site Design Is Formulated To Be The Beacon Of The Peninsula

Entering into the corridor of Muntok White Pepper plantation, one will be greeted by showcases of sustainable agriculture working with local university and community groups. Hotel and condotel, along with clusters of resort and floating villas also positioned to be the hub for smaller islands on that straits connecting the port to the south to downtown on the north.

03.

Produce Early Activation That Will Introduce The New Experience 

Glamorous Camping (Glamping) along the waterfront were utilized as first experience in this beautifully situated landscape. People will have access to cultural and nature immersion program and be a part of early actions to recover dying local harvest that was in modern day replaced by tin and mining.

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DETAILS

Location:
Belitung, Indonesia
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Client: 
Private Land Owner

Timeline:
On-Going

Involvements:
Planning, Architecture, Landscape Design, Investment Outreach, Property Development Management