Client: Eagle Hills
Location: Aqaba, Jordan
Plot Size: 49,443 sq.m
Built-Up Area: 229,361 sq.m
Starting Date: September 2016
Services Provided: Remodeling Façade & Supervision
Challenge:
The One S (Al-Nawras) development, located within Phase 2 of the Sarya Aqaba Mixed-Use Development, required a façade remodeling that would enhance both the architectural appeal and functional efficiency of the grand townhouses. The challenge was to elevate the visual identity of the project while preserving the coastal and cultural character of Aqaba, ensuring that the design remained in harmony with its surroundings. Additionally, the façade treatment had to balance modern aesthetics with durability, considering Aqaba’s climate and its proximity to the sea.
Approach:
The design approach embraced a refined architectural language that complemented the townhouses' original structure while introducing contemporary elements to enhance their aesthetic and functional performance. The project consisted of 94 grand townhouses, each standing three stories high with spacious terraces on the first and second floors, providing uninterrupted views and seamless indoor-outdoor living. The remodeled façade reinterpreted traditional materials in a modern form, integrating subtle detailing that resonated with Aqaba’s identity. The landscaping of private gardens, ranging from 77 sq.m to 203 sq.m, was designed to reinforce the sense of exclusivity and privacy, ensuring a tranquil and inviting environment for residents.
Impact:
The remodeled façade successfully redefined the architectural identity of One S (Al-Nawras), giving the townhouses a contemporary yet timeless presence in the heart of Sarya Aqaba. By enhancing the visual appeal while maintaining functional efficiency, the project elevated the overall quality of the development, reinforcing its position as a premier residential destination in Aqaba. The balance of modern refinement, sustainable materials, and contextual sensitivity ensures that the project remains an iconic addition to the evolving urban landscape of the city.
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