A sequence along the water
The proposal follows a progression through gates, connecting tunnels, and public and intimate sanctuary spaces. Compression and release shape the experience of moving beside the spring.
Tranquil River
A hidden spring. A timber ribcage.
Tranquil Oasis explores a sequence of shelter and openness along the turquoise waters of Kikuletwa Hot Springs.
Interactive projectExplore in 3D ↗Click to navigate the model, discover its spaces, and see the project from your own perspective.
The idea behind the project
Tranquil Oasis explores a sequence of shelter and openness along the turquoise waters of Kikuletwa Hot Springs.
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- Project type
- Sanctuary design study
- Location
- Kikuletwa Hot Springs, Tanzania
- Size
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- Scope
- Timber sanctuary spaces, connecting passages, and water landscape
Repetition and shelter
Repeated timber ribs give the sanctuary its architectural language. The source study describes African Mahogany and Teak ribbing, concrete piers, and a thatch crown. These elements frame water, light, and views.
An atmosphere to explore
The interactive model offers orbit and first-person views, material studies, water controls, and day-to-night atmosphere. Follow the route through the sanctuary or return to a broad perspective to understand how its spaces connect.
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