Calypso Cove Destination Island
Unique to any project in the Caribbean, this project will transform an existing abandoned salt pond in to a once again thriving saltwater lagoon with restored coral reef atoll islands teaming with native corals and marine species. Within the lagoon guests will have access to 44 overwater swim-out cabanas, an array of environmentally safe water sports, and access to over 2,500 linear feet of lagoon frontage beaches.
Bahama Bound: Designing Azul’s 220-Acre Cruise Haven
Commissioned by Azul Destinations to master plan, provide project theming and design and full construction management, this 220-acre cruise island destination will be the first in a series of privately owned and operated island projects that will offer portage to multiple cruise line simultaenlously. Inspired by the phenomenal environment of the Bahamas, PBD developed the master plan and overall project theming to immerse guests in the Bahamian culture and the unique environmental features of the island.
A Tropical Escape: Luxury and Leisure at the Water’s Edge
Boasting another 3,000 linear feet of oceanfront beaches with both tree-house and beach level cabanas, this project will also include a 60,000 Sf shopping village, 8,000 native vendor straw market, a 54,000 Sf lagoon pool and lazy river with multiple swim up bars, waterfalls and lush tropical landscape throughout. Guest will be able to experience both casual dining at multiple venue throughout the site as well as two beachfront site-down restaurants.
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Master Planning
Environmental Site Assessment
Cost Programming
Conceptual Architecture
Landscape Architecture
Signage & Wayfinding
Thematic Design
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Environmental Stewardship
To help educate the public of the sensitively of the natural systems within the Bahamas, Azul Destinations is also assisting the Bahamas National Trust in the development of an environmental studies and rehabilitation center where the public will be able to both learn of their environmental conservation efforts, but also see coral seeding production, observe sea turtle, flamingo and other marine species rehabilitation and release programs. Designed to operate as an energy self-sufficient development this project will operate completely off the grid from local utilities, with power being supplies by both solar, wind and wave dynamics. This project will truly set the bar in guest experience but just as importantly will become a model for environmentally sensitive design and conservation efforts.
