Trou d’Eau Hotel Complex

This seaside eco-tourism resort develops a light, fragmented architecture set in a vast tropical landscape. The 21 guest units, designed as small timber pavilions well protected by pergolas and sunshades, are arranged within a landscaped park that preserves the views and the direct relationship with the coast. The shared spaces (restaurant, pool and lounges) extend this immersion in the site, in a restrained architectural language that favours natural ventilation, shade and continuity between inside and outside.