South African architecture studio SAOTA chose to incorporate some sustainable features in its design for the new Ritz-Carlton Residences by Marriott International. Located in Bodrum, Turkey, the hotel used stone collected from the building site in its construction and native landscaping in its outdoor spaces. The property is set on a 126,000-square-meter private peninsula in a coastal resort town surrounded by the stunning Aegean Sea and boasts the first standalone residences in the area.
Turkey's Ritz-carlton Residences Are Constructed With Local Materials
Katherine Gallagher, Inhabitat
Fri, 07/23/2021 - 8:30am
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