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Bat'umi Resort Georgia : Development design by Leo A Daly

Bat'umi Resort Georgia - design by Leo A Daly

Bat'umi Resort and Master Plan Bat'umi, Georgia Architect: Leo A Daly Owner GAB Resorts Holding & Development Size 12.11 Acres (65,000 SM on 4.9 Hectares) Cost Confidential Scope Master Planning, Conceptual and Architectural Design Bat'umi Resort Development GAB Resorts, Holdings & Development purchased the 12.11 acres (4.5 hectare) formerly occupied by Bat-umi's soccer stadium. Because of the pristine location, warm weather and the boom in tourism that Bat'umi has experienced in the recent years, the client wanted to develop a 699,654-SF (65,000-SM) project that will cater to both the local clientele and the increasing international visitors vacationing in the city. The site is waterfront property - a peninsula surrounded by the Black Sea and Bat'umi's harbor. The conceptual design and master plan provided by Leo A Daly was inspired by the site's geographic location and was oriented as such to allow visitors to take in the views of the surrounding scenery. Even the undulating design evokes the rolling waves that break on the waterfront mere feet from the resort. The master plan includes a 200-room, five-star hotel, with unrestricted views to the waterfront, the harbor and the snow-capped mountains in the distance. Additional amenities include an upscale retail arcade and a shopping mall, a small allocation of office, and administrative spaces and a world-class casino. Bat'umi Resort image / information from Leo A Daly 121109

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