James Wolfe
Japanese architect Shigeru Ban unveils the mesmerizing Infinite Maldives, a sustainable resort design embracing the Maldivian vernacular. Situated within the Malé Atoll, this eco-friendly haven sprawls across five hectares, featuring 44 villas seamlessly blending with the Indian Ocean.
Ban’s design incorporates locally sourced materials and innovative pre-fabrication methods, ensuring minimal environmental impact. The resort, commissioned by Crystal Property Group, stands as a true act of sustainability, providing a harmonious retreat where residents can relax in tune with nature.
The architectural masterpiece boasts wooden villas connected by a long boardwalk, offering private infinity pools and outdoor lounging spaces for each residence. Landscape architect Michael Desvigne enhances the allure with four enchanting gardens.
Infinite Maldives is more than a resort; it’s a commitment to sustainability and luxury. Crystal Property Group CEO, Reza Magdon Ismail, expresses pride in delivering this one-of-a-kind opportunity, heralding a milestone for the Maldives.
As Shigeru Ban’s vision comes to life, Infinite Maldives stands as a testament to the wonders of the island, offering a unique blend of opulence and environmental consciousness. The property will be sold in September 2023 and construction will begin in January 2024. Stay tuned at Crystal Property Group.
