Coco Bay Resort CASE STUDY Cocobay Resort DANANG, VIETNAM

Cocobay Danang aims to be a leading entertainment and hospitality hub that can be ranked with other integrated resorts in Southeast Asia and other destinations of the world, including Las Vegas and Macao.

Atkins provide masterplanning design services for the following components of the cocobay Development.

Da Nang Vietnam

Dragon Bridge Hoi An

This graceful golden-hued bridge spouts fire and water Nearby Hoi An is Vietnam’s most atmospheric and from the dragon’s head near the Han River ’s eastern delightful historic town. It is populated with the great bank. The best places to observe are the various cafes architecture and charming riverside setting that lining the eastern bank to the north of the bridge, and benefits Vietanmese heritage. boat trips also depart from Ð Bach Dang on the river ’s western bank to make the most of Da Nang’s after dark, neon-lit splendour. Nowhere in Vietnam is a city undergoing change as fast as Da Nang. For decades it had a reputation as a developing province, but big changes are ongoing. Stroll along the Han riverfront and you’ll find gleaming new modern hotels, apartments and restaurants emerging. Spectacular new bridges now span the Han river, and in the north of the city landmark new D-City is rising from the flatlands. Venture south and the entire East Sea Beach strip is booming with hotel and resort developments.

Danang also makes a great base for day trips. The city is part of a long thin peninsula, at the northern tip of which is Nui Son Tra. East Sea Beach and the five Marble Mountains lie southwest of the city.

Cocobay

The Coco Bay entertainment complex is envisioned as an exciting tourist hub with a mission of placing Vietnam on the world’s tourism map.

With its strategic location and expansive views of lush green golf courses and endless stretch of beaches, the development will offer visitors one of Vietnam’s most vibrant experiences. There will be a series of attractions to draw tourists from Vietnam and overseas and a range of world class facilities for comfort and recreation.

Masterplan

1. CocoBay Twin Towers 2. Dream City 3. Beach Front Luxury Hotel 4. CocoBeach 5. Naman Resort Extension 6. Main Avenue 7. Aqua Hotel 8. Entertainment Hall

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Concept

The project consists of twin towers rising to a height of approximately 200 metres. The development has a total gross foor area of 145,000 sq m and each tower will accommodate both a luxury hotel and a condominium for the Viceroy and Mirai brands. Beneath the towers, the podium will contain ballrooms, hotel function rooms and retail. Master Plan

Drone Lighting Concept

double glazing with mullion operable window

glass blustrade

aluminum cladding depth 500mm

Front Detail

Entertainment

Residential Condotel

Condotel Studios

Hotel

Commercial

Function Sky Bridge

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Podium Ballroom/Business Centre Hotel Lobby Retail

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Sky Bridge

The towers are connected by two 52-metre long lightly curved view of two international standard golf courses. At the height of crystal sky bridges, that form a loop and provide a viewing gallery approximately 200 metres, the Crystal Sky Bridge is the tallest on the 48th foor. The feature offers tourists and guests a breath- crystal sky bridge in Vietnam and thought to be the world’s tallest taking experience, with panoramic views of the vast East Sea, glass-foored bridge connecting two buildings. impressive Mable Mountains, The Co Co river and the evergreen

Landscape Skybridge Retail F&B

Sky Bridge

The top of the tower has been designed as an iconic feature CocoBay development. Suspended around the periphery of of the project. Two dynamic solid volumes accommodating the towers, it will offer visitors an exhilarating experience as restaurants and retail float above the towers. The highly they walk along. The bridge will have a glass floor, glass glazed ‘crystal bridge’ encircles these volumes forming a balustrade and a light tensile structure suspending it from ring at the top of the towers allowing visitors the unique the tower. Its clear frameless glass windshield will protect experience of walking along and enjoying panoramic views the people walking on it. of Danang and the CocoBay development on all sides. The crystal bridge will act as a major tourist attraction for the Infinity Pool F&B / Retail Crystal Bridge Scenic Lifts F&B / Retail

Night Club 2.Dream City

Masterplan Layout

The proposed masterplan amplifies the idea that the theatre is the centre piece of the Cocobay development. The 2000 seats theatre is bounded by the condotel and a substantial waterbody with spectacular fountain and light show. The theatre and the plaza create a sense of arrival into the development from where the guest can make their way along the central pedestrian spine either towards the sea or the river.

The adjacent Condotel Towers embrace the theatre and creates public space with retail. In addition to the condotels, there are two boutique hotel along the podium spine which merges into other similar scale hotels Cocobay masterplan.

Key:

A: Plaza

B: Theatre

C: Condotel

D: Boutique Hotel

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The Theatre

The theatre design is inspired by the lighting and the The roof of the theater is divided in three public garden atmosphere of the vibrant streets in Vietnam. Its silhouette is terraces. Each garden terrace is combined with shops and unique and iconic. It lights up like a lantern, and the material cafes. These spaces offer a panoramic view on the Cocobay of the façade creates a transparency where one can see the site and it can be used to watch the water show. communication between light and shadow. The iconic architecture will give Cocobay development a unique identity.

Lighting Concept

Roof Ellipse 49.50 47.50 Deck

42.50 Terrace Retail

Terrace F/B Retail 36.50 Ellipse 34.00

Garden Retail

Upper Lobby 13.50 Sound Shop Theater Green Room

Main Entrance 00.00 Lobby Retail Backstage Retail Public Plaza

Retail Retail BOH Loading Parking

Section Lighting Concept 3. Beach Front Luxury Hotel 3. Beach Front Luxury Hotel

Beach Front Luxury Hotel

Cocobay beach luxury hotel is located on the prime location directly on the beach. The design of the hotel is inspired by Mediterranean lifestyle and traditional white-washed villages such as Santorini in Greece. To achieve the village-like feel, the building form is a ‘U’ shape with the ends of the ‘U’ stepping down towards the beach. Luxury suites located at the ends of the ‘U’ each have their own private pool terrace overlooking the sea.

The 25,000sqm design accommodates Condotel suites facing the sea and hotel guestrooms facing the garden. Public spaces and F&B are at ground level that opens directly onto the beach.

Mediterrean Concept

Maximising Sea Views Masterplan Condotel

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4.Coco Beach

4.Coco Beach

Cocobeach is a prime beachfront location with a central public plaza forming a central axis through the masterplan. The large plaza is shaded from the tropical sun by giant fabric canopies reminiscent of the colourful sails of yachts and windsurfing.

On either side of the plaza are a collection of hotel and condohotel properties facing onto the plaza. The towers have been carefully positioned to optimize views up and down the beach from the guestrooms.

A sculptural U-shaped beach club directly faces onto the beach and its terraces are venues for restaurants, swimming pool and entertainment.

Key:

5 Star Condotel

4 Star Condotel

Boutique Hotel

5 Star Condotel Cluster Beach Club Retail Masterplan

5.Naman Retreat Extension 5.Naman Retreat Extension

Naman Retreat Extension

The Naman Retreat is a very successful luxury hotel that opened in 2015 featuring unique contemporary resort architecture in beautiful garden setting facing directly onto the beach. The extension to the retreat is a 5 star condohotel and series of large luxury villas share the facilites and gardens of the Naman Retreat

Naman Retreat Naman Retreat Extension

Naman Retreat

Masterplan

Naman Retreat Extension Villa 6.Main Avenue

Main Avenue is Cocobay’s bustling entertainment street which will include a wide variety of attractions and interactive features.The street area has a length of nearly 1km and includes seven themed spaces. Taking in consideration Da Nang’s strong connection with the sea and the local fshing industry, Atkins developed a chain of “Floating Terraces” which are interlinked and meander through the various public spaces in order to create a strong overall project identity. 8

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1. Drop off water feature 9. Feature mounds 2. F&B terraces 10. Pedestrian connection towards beach 3. Feature canopy 11. Bridge to Twin Tower Podium 4. Events/Performance plaza 12. Street trees 5. Dry fountain 13. Stepping Stones 6. Feature lighting 14. Vertical Feature; Man on Stilts 7 7. Parking area 15. Vertical Feature; Totem Poles 8. Glass Canopy for terraces 16. Feature Lotus Canopy 17. Underground toilet amenitiie

7.Aqua Hotel

Aqua Hotel completes the Cocobay beach front properties the centre of which is a large outdoor and indoor waterpark complex.

Masterplan

8.Entertainment Hall

8.Entertainment Hall

The entertainment hall is conceived as a carnival of entertainment. The main venue is a arena providing 1000 seats that will be primarily used for hosting boxing matches. Supporting the arena venue is a large 650sqm banquet hall that can be used for weddings, parties and conferences.

Masterplan

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ARCHITECTS LANDSCAPE Atkins, Hong Kong Atkins, Hong Kong

Alex Peaker Acamsiri Lormphongs Bertil De Kleynen Christian Dierckxsens Corrado Falsetti Ivanka Ou David Wincey Jack Chang Ian Milne Jon Binalay Frankie Ip Justin Lam Josselin Camille Jung Pol Horthong Joyce Cheng Vanessa Li Olga Zvereva Ricardo Meireles Strawberry Wong Ujjial Roy Zack Cai Developer

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Hong Kong Chengdu Ho Chi Minh City Suite 1901-1906 19F Unit 05, 28/F, T2, Raffes Square 11th Floor, Deutsches Haus, Tower 1 The Gateway, Harbour City No. 3, Section 4, South Renmin Road 33 Le Duan Boulevard Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Wuhou District District 1, Ho Chi Minh City Hong Kong Chengdu 610041 Vietnam Tel: (852) 2972 1188 China Tel: (84-28) 3554 2500 Fax: (852) 2956 3112 Tel: (86) 28 8620 2130 Fax: (84-28) 3554 2501 General E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (86) 28 8620 2132 General E-mail: [email protected] General E-mail: [email protected] Beijing Kuala Lumpur 10/F, Tower A Singapore Suite 8.01, Level 8, Menara Binjai Gemdale Plaza 8 Cross Street No 2 Jalan Binjai No. 91 Jianguo Road, Chaoyang District #24-01, Manulife Tower 50450 Kuala Lumpur Beijing 100022 Singapore 048424 Malaysia China Tel: (65) 6227 6433 Tel: (603) 2386 7858 Tel: (86) 10 5965 1000 Fax: (65) 6227 9344 Fax: (603) 2386 7711 Fax: (86) 10 5965 1001 General E-mail: [email protected] General E-mail: [email protected] General E-mail: [email protected] Sydney Bangalore Shanghai Level 12, Suite 12.02 10th Floor, Safna Towers Unit 2204-2210, Ciro’s Plaza 50 Berry Street 3 Ali Asker Road, Bangalore No. 388 West Nanjing Road North Sydney Karnataka - 560052 Shanghai 200003 NSW 2060 India China Australia Tel: (91) 80 4019 9199 Tel: (86) 21 6080 2100 Tel: (61) 2 8002 0300 Fax: (91) 80 4147 5822 Fax: (86) 21 6080 2101 Fax: (61) 2 8920 8322 General E-mail: General E-mail: [email protected] General E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]

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