Gallery: Manta Ray-Inspired Saffire Re...
The resort is composed of a main building (with reception, dining, a lounge and a spa) surrounded by a row of private rooms designed to maximize privacy and natural light.
The site of the Saffire Resort was once a disused caravan park, so considerable time was spent rejuvenating the landscape and restoring natural ecosystems where possible. With the help of landscape architects Inspiring Place, the buildings were located to retain all of the existing vegetation and trees. Protection zones were also established during the construction period, and extensive re-planting was undertaken as part of the landscape design. Additionally, the resort maintains an active bushfire management program and an ongoing landscape projection program.
Wow, that looks beautiful
This is a luring resorting I beat there will be many honeymoons visiting. The flying manta ray form makes this place unique. Who else gets a kick out of the architecture? Using creachers forms in design is a well liked past time. This has been seen in several famous designers. Theses designers creations are at herman miller santa rosa