Six Senses Southern Dunes Resort
Southern Dunes
Overview
As the first resort to open at The Red Sea in 2023, Six Senses Southern Dunes, The Red Sea presents a combination of architectural approaches that pay homage to the Nabataean heritage and majestic desert surroundings of The Red Sea, along with Six Senses’ trademark wellness formula and respect for centuries past.
This spectacular resort offers 36 guest rooms and suites, and 40 pool villas dotted in strategic locations.
Overview
As the first resort to open at The Red Sea in 2023, Six Senses Southern Dunes, The Red Sea presents a combination of architectural approaches that pay homage to the Nabataean heritage and majestic desert surroundings of The Red Sea, along with Six Senses’ trademark wellness formula and respect for centuries past. This spectacular resort offers 36 guest rooms and suites, and 40 pool villas dotted in strategic locations.
Six Senses Southern Dunes Design
Foster + Partners’ designs for Southern Dunes pays homage to the Nabataean heritage of the Red Sea coast.
The award-winning British architects chose to use materials appropriate for its desert location, and to reduce its dependence on artificial cooling. To achieve this, the designs avoid high thermal mass materials such as stone or concrete, which absorb and store heat, and instead use simple lightweight materials.
These building materials also easily construct together and were fabricated offsite to speed up the construction process, creating an incredibly energy efficient construction process.
Six Senses Southern Dunes Design
Foster + Partners’ designs for Southern Dunes pays homage to the Nabataean heritage of the Red Sea coast.
The award-winning British architects chose to use materials appropriate for its desert location, and to reduce its dependence on artificial cooling. To achieve this, the designs avoid high thermal mass materials such as stone or concrete, which absorb and store heat, and instead use simple lightweight materials.
These building materials also easily construct together and were fabricated offsite to speed up the construction process, creating an incredibly energy efficient construction process.
Six Senses Southern Dunes Design
The award-winning British architects chose to use materials appropriate for its desert location, and to reduce its dependence on artificial cooling. To achieve this, the designs avoid high thermal mass materials such as stone or concrete, which absorb and store heat, and instead use simple lightweight materials.
These building materials also easily construct together and were fabricated offsite to speed up the construction process, creating an incredibly energy efficient construction process.
