Westside DIGS | Digital Edition Online

June 7, 2019

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SITUATED IN SOUTHERN UTAH, THE 34-SUITE AMANGIRI HOTEL OVERLOOKS THE REGION'S ICONIC FLAT-TOPPED MESA ROCK FORMATIONS AND DESERT SCENERY. A R C H I T E C T U R E + D E S I G N P R O F I L E | A M A N G I R I Designed as thick concrete masses in tones that match the surroundings, the buildings emphasize environmental elements that define the region: rock, sand, water and sky. e sublime outdoor swimming pool wraps around the central rock formation, highlighting the perfect balance between architecture and nature. "Leading from the main pavilion are two separate wings that bend and fold against the rock formation," the architects say. "e wing to the east is composed of 17 suites that are reached via an external walled street designed as an abstraction of a slot canyon, replete with the sound of water and the moisture of growing moss. e wing to the south, also with 17 suites, unfolds across the desert sand and undulating rock formations providing a strong connection to them and the surrounding mesas." Providing framed views, the 34 suites—several of them with private pools—feature a raised stone island in the center with a desk, a bed and a couch. On the private terraces, the lounge benches and fire pits evoke the feeling of camping under the stars, with the welcome addition of luxurious accommodations. Custom-designed by the architects, the furnishing, lighting, and every interior detail reflect the spirit of its specific regional landscape in a contemporary way. All sharing a common respect for land and light, the architects created and captures the magic of the American Southwest. a monumental and intimate resort that reflects a deep understanding

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