Holistic rejuvenation in a majestic natural setting
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DETAILS

LocationAMAALA, Saudi Arabia
ClientRed Sea Global, U+A (Project Lead Architect)
Size360,000 square meters

The guest and resident experience at the Four Seasons Resort Triple Bay is rooted in the user’s renewal, achieved through restorative moments and total immersion in the local environment. The elegant architecture is nestled within lush landscapes, which serve as the luxurious, connective fabric of the overall destination, uniting land and sea along the Hijaz Cove. Inspired by the desert’s unique beauty and sculptural qualities, as well as the turquoise waters and captivating coral within the bay, the resort’s sophisticated landscape character is the foundation for uniquely memorable experiences. The gardens — which frame the Red Sea’s turquoise waters — exude a tranquil ambiance that restores both body and mind.

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