Haikou Bay Hotel

aerial architectural rendering, coastal resort development, biomorphic architecture, curvilinear building forms, white facade treatment, horizontal louver systems, parametric design, organic modernism, cerulean water, azure pools, golden sand beach, amber vegetation, pearl-gray atmospheric haze, tropical landscape, palm grove, waterfront promenade, high-rise urban context, computational design aesthetic, hotel complex, ribbon windows, undulating roofline, terraced construction, reflective surfaces, warm-cool color harmony, atmospheric perspective, diagonal composition, elevated viewpoint, maritime setting, contemporary architecture, sustainable design indicators, landscape integration, mixed-use development, resort planning, oceanfront property, urban-coastal interface, morning light, soft shadows, high-key background, saturated foreground, asymmetrical balance, flowing forms, leisure destination, hospitality architecture, green roof elements, circular geometric accents, processional pathway, coastal ecosystem

Haikou Bay is a five-star hotel located in Hainan, China. The design is based on the sail, forming an S-shaped mass that links the city and the ocean. The long building is cut by three urban view corridors, which open views and reduce the apparent street scale. A single-loaded corridor plan gives every guest room an ocean view, and the average building depth is 14 metres. The sea-front facades recall ocean waves, while the city-side facades stress horizontal lines. The oval ballroom carries a sloping green roof, reached by a spiral ramp for public activities.