Pattaya 3 | JZ SOLUTIONS Holding Group Co., Ltd.

Pattaya 3

Code : CPWB54010284016
Location : Pattaya
Landmarks : M7 Bangkok – Ban Chang Motorway, U-Tapao Rayong-Pattaya International Airport.
Area (approximately in Acre) : 10.4
Shape : Rectangular
Adjacent distance along the private beach : 278 meters
Scenenario feasibilities : High-rise hotel resort and Spa with private beach and harbor
Price (all fees included) : USD 92.28 M
Expected development project balance in USD : 780 – 815 M

The potential developing areas, as the last freehold Bangkok epicenter location, could leverage multi-national arts and culture as integral components of its development strategy that will be enhancing the overall quality of life and spur sustainable growth. Due to the epicenter location, the project also has the ambitious goal of positioning Bangkok as a global economic and lifestyle destination. This should open up a window of opportunities for international businesses, investors, and tourists. This area could be revolutionizing the real estate industry with a groundbreaking development to redefine urban living. The project is to elevate the standard of living in central Bangkok. Furthermore, these freehold lands offer a unique blend of residential, commercial, and cultural spaces. The project’s passionate team is committed to creating a truly iconic landmark that will shape the iconic city’s future of Bangkok.

Multiplicity Japanese and Scandinavian design, resort on Sagi Island, Japan

比雅克·英尔斯集团（BIG）最近分享了与NOT A HOTEL合作的新度假村的更多细节，该度假村位于日本的佐贺岛。设计旨在创造日本和斯堪的纳维亚风格之间的和谐对话。这一合作关系始于2022年，专注于在一个面积达30,000平方米、俯瞰濑户内海的地块上建造奢华度假村。

NOT A HOTEL的首席执行官兼创始人滨上信司强调，日本作为一个拥有壮丽自然景观、高端设计和创新建筑的目的地，正吸引着越来越多的关注。他表示：“NOT A HOTEL SETOUCHI将建造的濑户内海地区，汇集了日本旅游的所有这些方面。通过与BIG的合作，我们希望在佐贺岛创造出日本最奢华的别墅之一，让更多人能够体验到濑户内地区的魅力。”

该项目的总体规划包括恢复周围环境。在施工前，将收割草地，并重新引入橄榄树、柠檬树等本土植被，以提升现场的自然美。度假村将设有三座别墅——360、270和180——它们的名称源于它们在场地上的位置。每座别墅的设计旨在与周围景观无缝融合，具有独特的特点，专门适应各自的位置。例如，360号别墅位于项目的最高点，提供濑户内海的全景，而270号别墅则能够欣赏到270度的周围景观。180号别墅则位于离海最近的地方，其形状沿着海岸线延展。

River Culture Pavilion (ARC)

The River Culture Pavilion (ARC), designed by Asymptote Architects, is a powerful formal statement that integrates nature, technology, and space. Perched on a peninsula extending into the river, the ARC’s bold curved form is a striking focal point amidst a breathtaking natural environment. The building’s vessel-shaped structure is clad in silver-fitted ETFE pillows, creating a temporary effect through a play of transparency and geometry. The architecture orchestrates a dynamic interplay between the tangible experience of the natural surroundings and a virtual experience presented through multimedia. The journey culminates on the roof, where a large reflecting pond mirrors the sky, and an observation terrace provides a unique vantage point over the site and its natural beauty.