The structures are designed to invite visitors to connect with nature and wildlife
The first ecotourism resort in Africawhich autonomously produces green energy and water for the community, the office designed MASK Architects. BAOBAB Luxury Safari Resort takes the form of a complex of beech lodges, drawing from the typology of a local community settlement and the shape of the ancient baobab tree.
The project not only seeks to create an idyllic gateway to nature but is also the first stage in the architects’ plan to create a sustainable and ecological community in Africa.
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The architects incorporated into each accommodation technology to produce drinking water from the air: the system produces water from moisture, collecting and condensing moisture from the air to produce healthy, clean water for drinking. The resort distributes water to communities where there is a shortage and the architects emphasize: “With this project we aim to make the most basic need for water accessible rather than a luxury experience and prevent hunger, thirst and disease and death caused by the lack ».
The structures are designed to invite visitors to connect with nature and wildlife. They have all the amenities for comfortable living and can be used in various areas from residence, restaurant, bar, lounge, spa, offices, gyms and training centers, observatories and more.
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Source: Skai
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