Overview

JWA is a landscape project that encourages you to appreciate and connect with the natural beauty and tranquility of the landscape. It invites inhabitants to utilize their terraces uniquely and engagingly. The layout offers a promenade that unfolds with diverse moments; meditation, pool, gym, panoramic views, and gathering areas.
This design not only enhances the overall experience of the landscape but also promotes an active and varied interaction with the outdoor spaces, making the project a harmonious blend of functionality and natural aesthetics.

Location

Located in the South of Lebanon, the JWA Project is a comprehensive landscaping endeavor that includes a swimming
pool area, a pine forest, and a mineral garden featuring a gym. The design establishes a visual and spatial connection
among the zones.

Perspectives

The Mineral Garden pathway within the JWA Project invites visitors to a romantic seating haven beneath the embrace of an
ancient vine tree. From this warm spot, you can overlook and enjoy the calm atmosphere of a wooden meditation deck tucked
away in the pine forest’s embrace. Wandering along a scented pathway flanked by olive trees and lavender, you'll be naturally
led to a monolithic gym. It frames the scenic views, offering a captivating experience.

Concept

Diagrams

PRINCIPLE ARCHITECT: RANI BOUSTANI

ARCHITECT: MIRNA DAKIK

STRUCTURAL CONSULTANT: BCDC CONSULTANTS

MECHANICAL CONSULTANT: BACHIR SAADEH

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT: ROGER NJEIM