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This 25-storey destination resort is the tallest structure in Hua Hin and was designed as an extension of Vana Nava Water Park with the aim to accommodate guests who come as families or as individuals, essentially creating a water park resort.
The design concept was to position the common areas to provide optimum views of the ocean and surrounding mountains. A rooftop Infinity Edge pool is the highlight of the building. This is connected to the Sky Bar which has both indoor and outdoor seating was well as a glass-bottomed terrace. 80% of guest rooms have views of the water park, Hua Hin town and the ocean in the distance, all the way down the coast to Kao Tao. Each room boasts a large balcony which is open to the sea breeze.
Traditional bamboo fish traps were the inspiration for the building’s form. This was simplified and translated into an architectural structure. Fish motifs adorn the walls of the interior spaces, reflecting the local history as a renowned fishing village.
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guestrooms cater to the diverse clientele with a variety of rooms such as
Standard, Kid’s Suites, Family Suites, Suites, and Vana Nava Villa. Facilities
include a 600 sq.m. Ballroom and four meeting rooms on the 1st and 2nd floor.
There are three restaurants; a specialty restaurant on the 1st floor, a seafood
restaurant on the 6th floor and the rooftop Sky Bar. A swimming pool, Spa,
Fitness Room, and a Kid’s Club provides full-service recreation, and the hotel
has parking capacity for 163 cars.
EEC Engineering Network
P49 Deesign & Associates
Belt Collins
Withlight
Cookiesdynamo
Asia Tech Associates
Stonehenge Inter
JWS Construction
In 1980, Prabhakorn received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Chulalongkorn University. He continued his education at the Catholic University of America in Washington DC, where he graduated with a Master of Architecture degree in 1984. Whilst in Washington DC, Prabhakorn worked at Robert Schwinn & Associates in Maryland before returning to Thailand and joining A49 in 1985. At A49, he has been responsible for a wide range of projects ranging from mega complexes and high-rise buildings to houses. Most of these are located in Thailand, whilst others are located in other countries in the region, including: China, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam. His work has also extended outside that region, for example, to the United Arab Emirates and India. All add breadth to the A49 portfolio of work. His main role has been to establish major policies, design concepts and strategic planning initiatives. He was appointed as President of Architects49 Phuket in 2005 and President of Architects49 International in 2006.
Prabhakorn actively served the Association of Siamese Architects (ASA) as its Head of Public Relations from 1992 to 1994, as its Vice President of Foreign Affairs from 1995 to 1997, and as the President of ASA during 2002-2004. He has also participated in many subcommittees for both the ASA and the Architect Council of Thailand (ACT). He is an active Council Member of the ACT, with his present duties for them extending into 2018. He has been an Honorary member of the Japan Institute of Architects (JIA) since 2003.
Prabhakorn has been a key member of A49 since its foundation, and has the honour of being trusted by Nithi Sthapitanonda (the Founder of A49) to be President and Managing Director of 49Group.
In 1980, Prabhakorn received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Chulalongkorn University. He continued his education at the Catholic University of America in Washington DC, where he graduated with a Master of Architecture degree in 1984. Whilst in Washington DC, Prabhakorn worked at Robert Schwinn & Associates in Maryland before returning to Thailand and joining A49 in 1985. At A49, he has been responsible for a wide range of projects ranging from mega complexes and high-rise buildings to houses. Most of these are located in Thailand, whilst others are located in other countries in the region, including: China, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam. His work has also extended outside that region, for example, to the United Arab Emirates and India. All add breadth to the A49 portfolio of work. His main role has been to establish major policies, design concepts and strategic planning initiatives. He was appointed as President of Architects49 Phuket in 2005 and President of Architects49 International in 2006.
Prabhakorn actively served the Association of Siamese Architects (ASA) as its Head of Public Relations from 1992 to 1994, as its Vice President of Foreign Affairs from 1995 to 1997, and as the President of ASA during 2002-2004. He has also participated in many subcommittees for both the ASA and the Architect Council of Thailand (ACT). He is an active Council Member of the ACT, with his present duties for them extending into 2018. He has been an Honorary member of the Japan Institute of Architects (JIA) since 2003.
Prabhakorn has been a key member of A49 since its foundation, and has the honour of being trusted by Nithi Sthapitanonda (the Founder of A49) to be President and Managing Director of 49Group.
In collaboration with Landscape Architects 49, we have extensive experience in master planning and urban design. We have worked for both government and private sectors from large urban development to planning of new university campus.
