DIDAR
- Type
- Public Space
Rather than designing a conventional beachfront destination, DIDAR was conceived as a sequence of spatial experiences that gradually reveal the landscape and the sea.
The project is organized as a series of architectural layers — a reflective entrance portal, shaded transitional spaces, gathering areas, premium dining zones, and open social platforms — each responding to a specific environmental and social condition. This layered progression transforms movement into an experience rather than a simple circulation path.
At the heart of the project lies the concept of “Deedar” — a moment of encounter between people and place, between movement and pause, and ultimately between the visitor and the horizon.
