Located in the farthest corner of the nation, this already well now forest resort wanted to expand, owing to high tourist influx with a denser development of floors.

The architectural style blends local elements, such as pitched roofs designed for high rainfall, with modern aesthetics and the use of bamboo in the façade to reflect the region's character. The rooms face inward, overlooking a sharply terraced garden that cascades into the valley. Across the terraced garden, a floating glass pavilion perched atop the trees offers a panoramic view, providing an immersive experience of the serene landscape.