Ti-Kay Resort is a tropical ambiance located in Labadee, Haiti on the bank of the northern coast. Ti-Kay Resort is designed with an array of openings for sunlight, surrounding vegetation, and wooden materials throughout, creating a sustainable experience for the guests. The Lobby space is used to educate guests on the concept of the resort. Additionally, there is a gift shop, bookstore, and a restaurant/bar on the ground level catering to the guests and residents. On the second floor, we have conferences and guest rooms with balconies facing the ocean. The master bedroom and gallery space are on the last floor with beautiful views and art all around.
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Conceptual Statement: Neg Mawon by Albert Mangonès
Neg Mawon stands strong and unafraid, as he blows the conch shell to alert the slaves that the enemies are approaching. The focus point was the connection of his mouth to the conch shell and the sound that it creates. The secondary concept was the connection from his hand to the spire of the shell which creates the concentric shape of the structure used throughout my design.
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