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2025 ASIA’S BEST HOSPITALITY ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

29 January 20263 min readAsia Awards Organization
2025 ASIA’S BEST HOSPITALITY ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

Company: 2M Design Lab

Project name: Samara Bay Clubhouse Suites

Location: Central Lombok, Indonesia

Designer/ Architect: 2M Design Lab

Manufacturer: Samara Lombok - PT. Lombok Torok Developments

Stakeholder/ Owner: Samara Lombok - PT. Lombok Torok Developments

 

Samara Bay Clubhouse Suites redefines luxury hospitality through groundbreaking architectural innovation and seamless environmental integration. Perched on the hills of Lombok, each of its 38 suites features a pioneering 20-degree tilted glass façade - offering guests a breathtaking, immersive experience with panoramic views that shift with the sky and sea. This architectural marvel not only delivers a floating visual sensation but also harmonizes with the surrounding terrain, thanks to its lush green roofs that mirror the natural hillside and enhance sustainability.

 

Designed by 2M Design Lab, the project artfully balances bold modernism with organic shapes, employing reflective materials and eco-friendly practices to reduce energy use and environmental impact. Guests arrive via private buggies, greeted by a serene reception area framed by ocean vistas, reinforcing the project’s exclusivity and elevated experience. Internally, the minimalist yet sophisticated interiors foster tranquility while maximizing the natural connection.

 

Samara Bay Clubhouse Suites stands out for its unique blend of visual innovation, sustainable design, and elevated guest experience. It is not merely a resort - it is an architectural statement that exemplifies how luxury, nature, and engineering can coexist in perfect harmony. As such, it rightly earns its place as a winner of the Asia’s Best Hospitality Architecture Design award.

 

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