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Amangiri, ‘the peaceful mountain’ stood boldly among the protected valley with sweeping views over the colorful Arizona air as we approached for landing to the close by airport of Page Arizona (a 20-minute drive away). Set amidst the starkly beautiful Navajo desert land in the heart of the American Southwest, it felt as if Amangiri was molded from the earth itself, as if it were one with the dramatic landscape.
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Situated against the natural rock formations of the Four Corners (the region where Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico meet), Amangiri blends harmoniously into the natural landscape of sand and rock, evoking feelings of an ancient settlement. Adrian Zecha of Amanresorts, was clear in wanting to build something that was ‘a contemporary interpretation of native Indian architecture… that would respect the natural environment’ – and he succeeded. Amangiri makes a bold, raw statement, celebrating the mesmerizing light which changes every other minute while nature takes center stage. Minimal in design, it is constructed of large concrete blocks, which feel as if they move, while their colors and texture change according to the natural light: they feel frozen and timeless, yet at the same time they are the natural extension of the sites’ unique geology.
Amangiri, Image Courtesy of Amanresorts
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Amangiri, Image Courtesy of Amanresorts
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Amangiri, Image Courtesy of Amanresorts
Amangiri, Image Courtesy of Amanresorts
Amangiri, Image Courtesy of Amanresorts
Amangiri, Image Courtesy of Amanresorts
Amangiri, Image Courtesy of Amanresorts
Amangiri, Image Courtesy of Amanresorts
Amangiri, Image Courtesy of Amanresorts
Amangiri, Image Courtesy of Amanresorts
Amangiri, Image Courtesy of Amanresorts
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Name of Project: Amangiri
Architects: Rick Joy, Wendell Burnett & Marwan Al-Sayed
Interiors: Caterina Spies-Reece of CSR Design / Amanresorts
Location: Canyon Point, Utah
address: 1 Kayenta Road, Canyon Point, Utah, USA
Total plot area: 600+ acres Total building area: 62,000 Sq.feet
Number of Suites: 34
Project year: 2009
Rooms from $950
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