A NOTE FROM
THE ARCHITECT
The variety and density of nearby plants give the resort an atmosphere of a hidden oasis in contrast with the dry and wild surrounding countryside. The trees and palms are resistant to drier climatic conditions. Elsewhere, in keeping with our focus of using plants that thrive in the local climate, large beds of semi-tall pampas-type grasses will be planted, as well as a variety of succulents. Shrubs endemic and native to tropical regions will be planted around the plots in order to guarantee privacy. Some cooler and more protected parts of the private gardens will make room for tropical plants. However, we pay special attention to avoid altering the atmosphere, which is at the root of the Eko Savannah development.
