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Cotai Resort Development, Macau.

Cotai Resort Macau, The Goodfellow Group, Leisure and cultural infrastructure development

Leisure and cultural infrastructure: crafting multi-cultural tourism.  

Within the public realm of the hotel and resort development are 4 principal areas integral to the masterplan and signature of the site - the Cotai Strip, Grand Falls, Water Park and Tropical Garden. The combined area of these is approximately 13.5 hectares the largest open or green facilities ever built in Macau. (Project under AECOM).

Location

Macau.

Completion Year

2010

Client

Venetian Macau Limited.

SQF

13.5 hectares

Cotai Resort Macau, The Goodfellow Group, Leisure and cultural infrastructure development
Cotai Resort Macau, The Goodfellow Group, Leisure and cultural infrastructure development
Cotai Resort Macau, The Goodfellow Group, Leisure and cultural infrastructure development

The Cotai masterplan is a visually rich and dynamic public realm that uses planting, topography, water, lighting and hard landscape elements to create dynamic visual and spatial experiences for visitors to enjoy as a world class tourism and hotel destination.

The Cotai landscape promenade celebrates a multi-cultural identity which unifies the public areas of the Masterplan. The Masterplan also improves on the idea of the original Las Vegas Strip, by making it more interesting and walkable, and by combining traditional Vegas eclecticism with references which are specific to the culture and climate of Macau.

Lead consultant with international consultant team including Ove Arup, Aedas, Lifescapes, Light Cibles, Gensler, Fluidity, PA EMS, and Ecological Engineering to conduct the program from concept development to tender and construction supervision.

Cotai Resort Macau, The Goodfellow Group, Leisure and cultural infrastructure development
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