Half City, Half Sea
As evening falls, the last light of day settles across the building’s façade. From the city, it appears as a place to pause and unwind; from the sea, a beacon glowing along the shore.
Beyond the lobby, the elevator rises. When the doors open, the sea is no longer something simply seen—it is something felt. The salt-tinged breeze, brilliant sunlight, and an endless expanse of blue arrive all at once.
The rooftop unfolds into distinct spaces: a swimming pool, bar, lounge seating, and dining areas—each offering its own invitation to stay a little longer.
Seated by the Sea
The best hotels understand one thing: the softness of a bed can be recreated, but the gift of an ocean breeze cannot. A guest room gives you a place to spend the night; shared spaces give you something to remember.
In the afternoon, white parasols slowly open as teatime begins. Minimalist POLO dining tables and chairs line the poolside, set against the crystalline blue of the water.
Sunlight scatters across the pool, sending delicate reflections dancing over the tabletops. The scent of tea mingles with the sea breeze, and somehow, time seems to move a little more slowly here.
Under the Moonlight
At dusk, cargo ships glide slowly across the distant horizon as the city lights begin to glow one by one. Seated on a DIVA bar stool by the railing, the transition unfolds quietly—the sea and city lights meeting in the fading light as the rooftop shifts from its daytime scene into the night.
At the bar, the bartender reaches for a bottle while the city beyond dissolves into scattered points of light. The textured backrests of the LOOP bar stools move between light and shadow. Amber tones ripple gently in the glasses. The mood is quiet, intimate, and perfectly composed.
As night deepens, the pool becomes a mirror, gathering the shimmering reflections of the city. With its soft, rounded silhouette, the OLALA sofa rests like a cloud above the sea.
Sitting face to face, glasses meet with a gentle clink. The sea stretches into the distance, conversation and laughter linger close by, and the noise of the city quietly fades away.
Where the Sea Comes In
A coastal city may grow toward the sea, yet from high above, the ocean is often experienced through a pane of glass.
This rooftop removes that distance.
Here, there is sea, wind, open sky, and a place to sit among it all. Rather than framing the ocean as a view to be admired from afar, the space brings people closer—inviting them to feel the breeze, breathe in the salt air, and become part of the landscape.
Guests may return to their rooms to sleep, but what stays in memory is something else: moments on this rooftop, where the city, the landscape, and the sea come together.
When the breeze arrives, everything slows.
And the sea becomes part of everyday life.
