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Wyndham Clubhouse
Wyndham Clubhouse
Phu Quoc, Vietnam
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Wyndham Clubhouse
Phu Quoc, Vietnam
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2022
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
At the entrance of a coastal resort in Phu Quoc, Wyndham Clubhouse was envisioned as both a gateway and a destination. More than a hospitality building, it was designed to embody a sense of welcome - an architecture that shelters, embraces, and connects people with place. From the very beginning, the project carried MIA’s philosophy: that architecture must not only provide protection but also uplift the human spirit through beauty, atmosphere, and a constant dialogue with nature.
The image of the lantern became the central metaphor guiding the design. This timeless symbol, at once modern and traditional, reflects the dual role of the building. During the day, the porous brick façade softens sunlight and channels breezes, creating naturally ventilated interiors suited to the tropical climate. When night falls, the same façade glows gently, transforming the clubhouse into a radiant lantern that marks the resort’s entrance. This seamless shift between shade by day and light by night captures the essence of hospitality itself, protective yet inviting.
The choice of material further reinforces this narrative. Bare brick, laid with meticulous care by local masons, honors the precision of vernacular craft. When combined with bamboo, wood, and grindstone, the palette speaks of authenticity and continuity, grounding the project in its cultural and geographical context. At the same time, these indigenous materials shape the atmosphere and ensure durability, proving that tradition can coexist with contemporary needs.
At the heart of the building lies the courtyard, an archetype of Vietnamese architecture. This inner void is not only a climatic device that brings light, shade, and air into balance, but also a cultural memory - an open, communal core that organizes circulation while offering a moment of pause and reflection. In this way, the courtyard becomes both the physical and emotional center of the project.
From here, the architectural experience unfolds through the orchestration of natural elements. Subtle strategies of filtering, softening, and contrasting light are combined with cross-ventilation to create an atmosphere of comfort and relaxation. Within these spaces, boundaries blur: sunlight becomes texture, breezes become movement, and shade becomes a living presence. Architecture and nature are no longer separate, they are intertwined to create a sense of harmony.
Ultimately, Wyndham Clubhouse expresses MIA’s enduring belief in the role of architecture in human life. Beyond shelter and function, architecture must create conditions where people can fully experience the simplest yet most profound gifts of nature - the warmth of the sun, the flow of wind, the presence of earth and water. Here, architecture deliberately steps back, allowing life, nature, and human connection to come forward.
The image of the lantern became the central metaphor guiding the design. This timeless symbol, at once modern and traditional, reflects the dual role of the building. During the day, the porous brick façade softens sunlight and channels breezes, creating naturally ventilated interiors suited to the tropical climate. When night falls, the same façade glows gently, transforming the clubhouse into a radiant lantern that marks the resort’s entrance. This seamless shift between shade by day and light by night captures the essence of hospitality itself, protective yet inviting.
The choice of material further reinforces this narrative. Bare brick, laid with meticulous care by local masons, honors the precision of vernacular craft. When combined with bamboo, wood, and grindstone, the palette speaks of authenticity and continuity, grounding the project in its cultural and geographical context. At the same time, these indigenous materials shape the atmosphere and ensure durability, proving that tradition can coexist with contemporary needs.
At the heart of the building lies the courtyard, an archetype of Vietnamese architecture. This inner void is not only a climatic device that brings light, shade, and air into balance, but also a cultural memory - an open, communal core that organizes circulation while offering a moment of pause and reflection. In this way, the courtyard becomes both the physical and emotional center of the project.
From here, the architectural experience unfolds through the orchestration of natural elements. Subtle strategies of filtering, softening, and contrasting light are combined with cross-ventilation to create an atmosphere of comfort and relaxation. Within these spaces, boundaries blur: sunlight becomes texture, breezes become movement, and shade becomes a living presence. Architecture and nature are no longer separate, they are intertwined to create a sense of harmony.
Ultimately, Wyndham Clubhouse expresses MIA’s enduring belief in the role of architecture in human life. Beyond shelter and function, architecture must create conditions where people can fully experience the simplest yet most profound gifts of nature - the warmth of the sun, the flow of wind, the presence of earth and water. Here, architecture deliberately steps back, allowing life, nature, and human connection to come forward.
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