Project

Enshi Resort is a concept-stage hospitality development commissioned for feasibility assessment and architectural concept design. The site comprises a large resort plot with defined access points and landscape corridors. The programme includes guest accommodation, communal facilities, and supporting service areas. Design Consultant Group was appointed for master planning, architectural concept development, and feasibility coordination.

The master plan is organised as a pavilion-based arrangement aligned along a linear water landscape spine. Planning establishes axial relationships and graduated privacy across the site. Building massing is disciplined and distributed to control scale. Sectional coordination supports natural ventilation, weather protection, and efficient structural repetition. Circulation networks separate guest, service, and operational movement. Construction systems prioritise repeatability and long-term operational clarity.

Arrival / Courtyard

The arrival sequence is centred on a primary courtyard aligned with the main hall. Spatial hierarchy is established through direct axial approach and controlled enclosure. Secondary pavilion buildings define the courtyard perimeter and regulate scale.

Ground conditions are structured through water elements and planted buffers. Transition zones separate arrival, circulation, and internal programme areas. Public access is clearly legible. Service routes are segregated from guest movement. Operational control is maintained across all thresholds.