The client required the design of a new resort in place of an existing but derelict and entirely land-based one, that was to be mostly demolished on the island of Ras Fushi in the Maldives.
This involved the structural design of both land and water-based villas (140 in total), restaurants, a spa and swimming pool. Our scope of work also covered the assessment of the structural soundness of a few public buildings and several existing ancillary buildings, which were to be retained and converted, as well as the extention of, or in part, reinforcement of the existing seawall.
This involved the structural design of both land and water-based villas (140 in total), restaurants, a spa and swimming pool. Our scope of work also covered the assessment of the structural soundness of a few public buildings and several existing ancillary buildings, which were to be retained and converted, as well as the extention of, or in part, reinforcement of the existing seawall.
project details
client: The Centara Group
services: Structural and Civil Preliminary and Detail Design; Design of additional seawalls and reinforcements to existing.
period: 2011-13
size: 140-land and sea villas, associated public and ancillary buildings to resort
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