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    Perched on the lush mountainside of Dhërmi, Albania, Bofill Taller de Arquitectura’s Red Sol Resort stands out with its bold red hue and fortress-like form. Its geometric structure appears to float above the rugged terrain, while winding staircases, rooftop terraces, and elevated walkways create a dynamic journey through the cascading architecture, offering sweeping views of the Ionian Sea. Designed to adapt to the Albanian Riviera’s steep slopes and rocky landscape, the resort follows a precise grid system that integrates seamlessly with the terrain. Its stepped volumes house hotel pavilions, apartments, and villas, while interconnected pathways, pools, and secluded terraces enhance the guest experience. The resort’s striking red exterior contrasts sharply with the surrounding greenery and sea, reinforcing its dramatic presence within the landscape. Architect: Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura
    Perched on the lush mountainside of Dhërmi, Albania, Bofill Taller de Arquitectura’s Red Sol Resort stands out with its bold red hue and fortress-like form. Its geometric structure appears to float above the rugged terrain, while winding staircases, rooftop terraces, and elevated walkways create a dynamic journey through the cascading architecture, offering sweeping views of the Ionian Sea. Designed to adapt to the Albanian Riviera’s steep slopes and rocky landscape, the resort follows a precise grid system that integrates seamlessly with the terrain. Its stepped volumes house hotel pavilions, apartments, and villas, while interconnected pathways, pools, and secluded terraces enhance the guest experience. The resort’s striking red exterior contrasts sharply with the surrounding greenery and sea, reinforcing its dramatic presence within the landscape. Architect: Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura
    Perched on the lush mountainside of Dhërmi, Albania, Bofill Taller de Arquitectura’s Red Sol Resort stands out with its bold red hue and fortress-like form. Its geometric structure appears to float above the rugged terrain, while winding staircases, rooftop terraces, and elevated walkways create a dynamic journey through the cascading architecture, offering sweeping views of the Ionian Sea. Designed to adapt to the Albanian Riviera’s steep slopes and rocky landscape, the resort follows a precise grid system that integrates seamlessly with the terrain. Its stepped volumes house hotel pavilions, apartments, and villas, while interconnected pathways, pools, and secluded terraces enhance the guest experience. The resort’s striking red exterior contrasts sharply with the surrounding greenery and sea, reinforcing its dramatic presence within the landscape. Architect: Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura
    Perched on the lush mountainside of Dhërmi, Albania, Bofill Taller de Arquitectura’s Red Sol Resort stands out with its bold red hue and fortress-like form. Its geometric structure appears to float above the rugged terrain, while winding staircases, rooftop terraces, and elevated walkways create a dynamic journey through the cascading architecture, offering sweeping views of the Ionian Sea. Designed to adapt to the Albanian Riviera’s steep slopes and rocky landscape, the resort follows a precise grid system that integrates seamlessly with the terrain. Its stepped volumes house hotel pavilions, apartments, and villas, while interconnected pathways, pools, and secluded terraces enhance the guest experience. The resort’s striking red exterior contrasts sharply with the surrounding greenery and sea, reinforcing its dramatic presence within the landscape. Architect: Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura
    Perched on the lush mountainside of Dhërmi, Albania, Bofill Taller de Arquitectura’s Red Sol Resort stands out with its bold red hue and fortress-like form. Its geometric structure appears to float above the rugged terrain, while winding staircases, rooftop terraces, and elevated walkways create a dynamic journey through the cascading architecture, offering sweeping views of the Ionian Sea. Designed to adapt to the Albanian Riviera’s steep slopes and rocky landscape, the resort follows a precise grid system that integrates seamlessly with the terrain. Its stepped volumes house hotel pavilions, apartments, and villas, while interconnected pathways, pools, and secluded terraces enhance the guest experience. The resort’s striking red exterior contrasts sharply with the surrounding greenery and sea, reinforcing its dramatic presence within the landscape. Architect: Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura
    Perched on the lush mountainside of Dhërmi, Albania, Bofill Taller de Arquitectura’s Red Sol Resort stands out with its bold red hue and fortress-like form. Its geometric structure appears to float above the rugged terrain, while winding staircases, rooftop terraces, and elevated walkways create a dynamic journey through the cascading architecture, offering sweeping views of the Ionian Sea. Designed to adapt to the Albanian Riviera’s steep slopes and rocky landscape, the resort follows a precise grid system that integrates seamlessly with the terrain. Its stepped volumes house hotel pavilions, apartments, and villas, while interconnected pathways, pools, and secluded terraces enhance the guest experience. The resort’s striking red exterior contrasts sharply with the surrounding greenery and sea, reinforcing its dramatic presence within the landscape. Architect: Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura