10 Design, part of Egis’ Architecture Line, has unveiled its design for a new multipurpose project in Muscat, Oman.
Overlooking the 18-hole Muscat Hills Golf Course, LA VIE will comprise Tivoli Muscat Hotel & Residences, 22 apartments, office space, and clubhouse amenities.
“Inspired by landforms embraced by a coastline, we wanted to bring the green to the terraces and the roofs of the buildings, blurring the boundaries between architecture and nature, for a truly immersive experience,” says José Cláudio Silva, design principal of 10 Design. “While traditionally stacked, tall buildings can feel disconnected from surrounding context, our intimately scaled design leverages cascading terraces and walkable slopes to bring people together, stimulate the senses, and invite engagement.”
The new Tivoli property, part of Minor Hotels, will comprise an 80 hotel rooms and 100 fully serviced apartments, along with a 230-foot rooftop pool, fitness center, ballroom, four meeting rooms, and an Anantara spa.
An additional residential complex within LA VIE will also boast 22 apartments and eight independent luxury villas.
Onsite F&B options will include a rooftop bar and restaurant, lobby lounge café, sports bar, and all-day dining restaurant, complemented by 30,000 square feet of retail space.
The property will also feature an international standard golf club, LA VIE Club, with a fully reimagined 18-hole course surrounded by views and lush nature. The design brings the golf environment inside the development through two L-shaped pockets, with the holes of the golf course connected to the building form.
Inspired by the textures and colors of traditional Omani cities, the club’s expressive forms showcase materials familiar to the locale, with a combination of white surfaces complemented by warm local stones and rich wood finishes.
The full structure is slated for completion at the end of 2024, with an anticipated opening in the first quarter of 2026.
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