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South Palms Resort & Spa
South Palms Resort & Spa
Bohol, Central Visayas, Philippines
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South Palms Resort & Spa
Bohol, Central Visayas, Philippines
In the heart of Bohol, Philippines, Panglao Shores, South Palms Resort has unveiled a series of architectural experiences that blur the line between artistry, sustainability, and nature.
The USD 2M public space commission asked for more than luxury—it demanded ecological responsibility, organic form, and a dialogue with the coastal landscape.
EPA’s vision was to redefine hospitality architecture as a living extension of its surroundings. The journey begins at the gateway, where sweeping curves replace conventional straight lines. Constructed from rattan, this sculptural entry weaves together artisanal warmth and structural strength, setting the tone for what lies beyond.
Beyond the gateway, a garden pavilion nestles among palms. Its oval roof, layered with cascading shingles, folds halfway down the structure to create an inviting sculptural canopy. Visible from the beach, it becomes a tranquil refuge that draws guests inward to pause and breathe the coastal air.
A serpentine bridge winds between key spaces of the resort, its timber flooring and lush, plant-draped cover framing postcard views at every turn. This path leads to the beachfront event pavilion—a 95 sqm architectural jewel. Inspired by water shells, the pavilion’s amoebic form is clad in uniquely shaped, shell-like shingles that open to welcome cooling sea breezes. In coral white with sand-toned flecks, it embodies the spirit of the shore.
Inside the resort, ceilings transform into environmental statements. More than one kilometer of plastic finishes were replaced with natural rattan, forming lines of force converging into vortexes—a digital simulation of how energy moves through space. These undulating forms ripple across the lobby and conference spaces, bringing warmth, tactility, and ecological conscience to the guest experience. At the heart of the event space, a closed-loop rattan sculpture of infinite intertwining shapes and interwoven with colorful recycled fabric anchors the narrative of harmony and continuity.
“With rattan, we design sculptural installations that evoke the elegance of nature. These pieces create a seamless and subliminal connection between humans and their natural environment,” says Patrick Keane, Director of Enter Projects Asia.
Part of a PHP 25-billion mixed-use development, Panglao Shores now stands as a new benchmark for coastal luxury—a place where sustainable materials, advanced craftsmanship, and local artistry converge to create a destination that is both breathtaking and environmentally responsible. More than a resort, this project seeks to give the Philippines a new identity on the global stage—progressive, forward-thinking, and a standard- bearer for a new era in sustainable hospitality design.
The USD 2M public space commission asked for more than luxury—it demanded ecological responsibility, organic form, and a dialogue with the coastal landscape.
EPA’s vision was to redefine hospitality architecture as a living extension of its surroundings. The journey begins at the gateway, where sweeping curves replace conventional straight lines. Constructed from rattan, this sculptural entry weaves together artisanal warmth and structural strength, setting the tone for what lies beyond.
Beyond the gateway, a garden pavilion nestles among palms. Its oval roof, layered with cascading shingles, folds halfway down the structure to create an inviting sculptural canopy. Visible from the beach, it becomes a tranquil refuge that draws guests inward to pause and breathe the coastal air.
A serpentine bridge winds between key spaces of the resort, its timber flooring and lush, plant-draped cover framing postcard views at every turn. This path leads to the beachfront event pavilion—a 95 sqm architectural jewel. Inspired by water shells, the pavilion’s amoebic form is clad in uniquely shaped, shell-like shingles that open to welcome cooling sea breezes. In coral white with sand-toned flecks, it embodies the spirit of the shore.
Inside the resort, ceilings transform into environmental statements. More than one kilometer of plastic finishes were replaced with natural rattan, forming lines of force converging into vortexes—a digital simulation of how energy moves through space. These undulating forms ripple across the lobby and conference spaces, bringing warmth, tactility, and ecological conscience to the guest experience. At the heart of the event space, a closed-loop rattan sculpture of infinite intertwining shapes and interwoven with colorful recycled fabric anchors the narrative of harmony and continuity.
“With rattan, we design sculptural installations that evoke the elegance of nature. These pieces create a seamless and subliminal connection between humans and their natural environment,” says Patrick Keane, Director of Enter Projects Asia.
Part of a PHP 25-billion mixed-use development, Panglao Shores now stands as a new benchmark for coastal luxury—a place where sustainable materials, advanced craftsmanship, and local artistry converge to create a destination that is both breathtaking and environmentally responsible. More than a resort, this project seeks to give the Philippines a new identity on the global stage—progressive, forward-thinking, and a standard- bearer for a new era in sustainable hospitality design.
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