DANUBE DELTA RESORT
This project for a tourist complex in Chilia Veche is designed to harmonize with the natural environment and cultural context of the region. The pavilion-style layout allows for flexibility in accommodating various functions while minimizing the impact on the land. This approach also fosters a sense of community and social interaction among guests.
Type
General Information
+| Location: | Chilia Veche |
| Year: | 2022-present |
| Status: | ongoing |
Project Team
+| Architects: | arch. Monica Crețu |
| Renders: | arch. Adelina Toncu |
Accomodation unit type A - ground floor
Accomodation unit type A - first floor
Accomodation unit type B - Section
Accomodation unit type B - Section
Since the plot lays right across the street from the Russian-orthodox church, which is the most important landmark in Chilia Veche and a historical monument, the buildings keep a humble profile.
The use of locally-sourced materials and local labor not only supports the economy but also provides a sense of authenticity to the design. The use of a specific architectural language indigenous to the area further strengthens the cultural identity of the complex.
The proposed typologies of construction, including a main building for hospitality services, accommodation buildings with guest rooms, and individual bungalows, provide a range of options for visitors. The bungalows, in particular, offer a unique and intimate experience, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the natural surroundings of the Delta.
Overall, this architectural project for a tourist complex in the Danube Delta prioritizes sustainability, cultural authenticity, and community, creating a unique and unforgettable experience for visitors while preserving the beauty and integrity of the natural environment.
Site plan
Bungalows
