Amal Group’s Gardens of Eden in Phuket, a THB11 billion luxury wellness development, emphasizes sustainability with 70% open space. It marks Phuket’s shift towards residential-focused growth and sustainable urban living.
PHUKET, THAILAND – Amal Group of Companies has unveiled Gardens of Eden on Bangtao Beach, a 73-rai luxury wellness residential and hospitality community dedicating 70% of the land to open spaces populated with botanical gardens and active green areas. With an investment capital of THB11 billion (USD315 million), an inspiring vision of sustainability and well-being are at the core of the project, a clear indication of the growing maturity of Phuket as a multicultural lifestyle destination highly sought after by the international community.
The rapid growth of the island post-pandemic is astounding, with 10.1 million airport passengers by September 2023. The real estate sector has soared. Currently valued at THB27,508 million, it is fueled by a market boasting nine hospitals, 13 international schools, eight retail malls, four marines, six golf courses and 26 beaches, enticing global buyers to Phuket. The major change has been that these markets, led by Russia, China, India and Europe, are increasingly not buying for investment, but for relocation purposes as families search for a better life, according to Phuket Economy Report 2023-2024 released by C9 Hotelworks.
Set against this dynamic landscape, Gardens of Eden enters the market to introduce a nature-inspired wellness community and set a new benchmark for large-scale developments on super prime locations on the island. Sustainability lies at the heart of Amal’s vision, and through Gardens of Eden, nature becomes the true timeless luxury.
Amal has engaged an impressive trio of industry leaders to bring the project to life: award-winning holistic designer and landscape architect Martin Palleros, founder of Tierra Design; former CEO of Laguna Phuket Ravi Chandran in the role of corporate affairs; and global wellness expert Ingo Schweder, founder and CEO of GOCO Hospitality. The team is led by CEO Aleksandr Chuvalov, handpicked by DPD Invest for his expertise in international luxury residential development.
“By 2050, 70% of the world’s population will be living in an urban environment causing severe impact to people’s health and well-being,” says Palleros. “We need to re-think the design of future sustainable cities to ensure they are more livable. This is a challenge we are taking on at Gardens of Eden.”
Gardens of Eden will plant over 1,000 native trees on the site and dedicate 70% of the land to open spaces. Vertical gardens will further extend the biophilic experience, with organic gardens, ponds, lakes, playgrounds, running and cycling tracks, onsen bathing and reflexology areas featured.
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