The project is situated in the picturesque city of Kyrenia, Cyprus, designing a touristic marina that harmonizes with the region's natural beauty and historical landmarks. In a world where boundaries define and confine, the marina project envisions a singular, unifying line that transcends the ordinary. This line, drawn from the soul of Cyprus, serves as a living thread weaving through the fabric of the design. It bridges the diverse vistas of Cyprus, knitting together residential enclaves, bustling commercial hubs, serene marine spaces, vibrant restaurants, and inviting recreational areas.

Located in the picturesque city of Kyrenia, Cyprus, this project focuses on the creation of a touristic marina that seamlessly integrates with the region's natural beauty and historical landmarks. The design concept revolves around a unifying line inspired by Cyprus's cultural soul, symbolizing connectivity and harmony within the built environment.

Amidst a world where boundaries often constrain creativity, this marina project aims to transcend the ordinary. It serves as a living thread that weaves together diverse elements of the landscape: residential clusters, vibrant commercial spaces, serene marine environments, inviting dining options, and recreational areas. The design seeks to create a cohesive, inviting atmosphere that enhances the visitor experience while respecting and enhancing the natural and cultural heritage of Kyrenia.

Site Context:

Location: Kyrenia, Cyprus
Landscape: Coastal terrain with historical landmarks
Climate: Mediterranean, mild winters, hot summers

Design Objectives:

Integration with Environment:
Complement natural beauty and historical context
Prioritize sustainable practices

Functionality and User Experience:
Accommodate diverse vessel sizes
Provide safe, efficient docking facilities
Include amenities: offices, maintenance, restrooms, storage

Architectural Design Features:
Blend contemporary and local architectural styles
Enhance waterfront aesthetics

Structural and Engineering Considerations:
Use durable materials for coastal resilience
Ensure stability against sea-level changes and weather

Utilities and Services:
Reliable electrical and water supply
Efficient waste management and security systems

Environmental Sustainability:
Utilize renewable energy sources
Design for water conservation and energy efficiency

Project Development Phases:

Conceptual Design Phase: Initial sketches and conceptual renderings
Detailed Design Phase: Finalize drawings, specifications, and 3D models
Construction and Implementation: Oversee construction and quality control
Operational Phase: Plan for maintenance and user feedback

Regulatory and Compliance:

Obtain permits and comply with environmental and safety standards