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NUMBERED-UNIT RESORT, NIGERIA - DELIVERED 2024
A Nigerian resort, units 201 to 551 - one wooden standard, bungalow to pool deck.
A numbered-unit resort in Nigeria: bungalows and chalets from 201 to 551, two restaurants, reception, gym and pool areas, built in one wooden-style package, delivered 2024.
Resort · Nigeria · 2024 · units 201-551 · Commercial programs
The brief
A resort is a hotel that has to feel like a destination.
Numbered bungalows and chalets, two restaurants, a reception, a gym and the pool deck: this resort needed the discipline of a repeated-unit program and the character of a destination interior. The style was set early - wooden finishes throughout, warm across every unit.
So the package covered the full property: guest-room cabinetry to the repeated standard, wet areas as integrated kits, and the public areas - restaurant, bar, pool - as custom builds on the same material language.
One standard, every unit, plus the rooms that define the resort. That is the whole brief.
The challenge
The hard part: sixty rooms, one repeated standard.
A resort across numbered units is a hotel that has to feel like a destination - and it lives or dies on consistency. Bungalows and chalets on a repeated wooden standard, wet areas (shower rooms, toilets, kit-built) matched and test-fitted in the factory, and public areas - two restaurants, reception, gym and the swimming pool - as custom builds on the same material language.
Unit kits ran in sequence, one material schedule from bungalow to pool deck, 2024. The repeated standard was the product; the public areas were the accent.
The solution
Wooden style, room standard to pool deck.
Guest rooms run to one standard: wooden-finish cabinetry, integrated storage and lighting, repeated across sixty units with per-unit crating. Wet areas ship as complete kits - fixtures, stone and joinery matched and tested in the factory.
The restaurant, bar and pool areas carry the destination character: custom furniture and built-ins in the same wooden material language, built to the interior design and staged to the opening calendar.
- Rooms60, one wooden standard
- Wet areasShower rooms & toilets, kit-built
- PublicRestaurant, bar, pool area
- Delivery2024, Nigeria
Material & finish
One wooden material language, suite to pool deck.
The resort runs on a single wooden schedule: warm veneered fronts in the guest-room standard, fluted textures where the eye wants depth, and stone and stainless in the wet areas. Restaurant, bar and pool areas are custom builds - but the material language never changes, which is what makes sixty rooms read as one property.
In the details
Every unit, one warm standard.
201-551UNIT NUMBERS, ONE STANDARD
1WOODEN STANDARD
5PUBLIC AREAS, ONE STANDARD
2024NIGERIA
Floor plan
One room type, repeated to the pool edge.
A resort this size only works if every room is a module: the bungalow plan fixes the foyer, the bedroom and the bath on one grid, so procurement, fit-out and handover stay identical from the first unit to the last.
One drawing covers the whole block: two guest units, each a 24 m² bedroom with its bath, opening onto the entrance foyer. That is the module discipline - one sheet to price, schedule and hand over.
Spec
What was built.
| Location | Nigeria |
| Year | 2024 |
| Category | Resort |
| Style | Wooden |
| Units | Numbered bungalows, 201-551 |
| Wet areas | Shower rooms, toilets, kit-built |
| Public areas | Restaurant, bar, swimming pool |
| Program | One material language throughout |
Rooms on the repeated standard, public areas as custom builds - both on one wooden material schedule.
Factory to site
How the project ran.
Weeks 0-4 - Room standard & property plan
The guest-room standard fixed; restaurant, bar and pool areas drawn on the same material language.
Weeks 4-12 - Repeated production
Unit kits in sequence; wet-area kits matched and test-fitted in the factory.
Week 12 - QC & staging
Per-unit checks; public-area custom pieces built in parallel.
Weeks 13-17 - Staged ocean shipping
Room groups ship as the building's floors come ready, duty-paid to Nigeria.
Weeks 17-21 - Install to opening
Rooms on the repeated standard; public areas close the program.
Production & export
Flat-packed, numbered, loaded.
The same export standard on every program that leaves the factory: panels nested and numbered to the layout, stone and tall units strapped in wood crates, pallets racked down the container.
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FAQ
This project, in plain answers.
How do you keep numbered units identical?
One room standard, produced in sequence and checked per unit against the first approved kit - wooden finishes, hardware and lighting all on one spec sheet.
What does the wet-area kit include?
Shower rooms and toilets ship as matched kits: joinery, stone and fixtures tested together in the factory, installed without site re-measure.
How are the public areas different from the rooms?
The restaurant, bar and pool areas are custom builds - destination furniture and built-ins - on the same wooden material language as the rooms, so the property reads as one design.
Can a resort program be staged against the opening date?
That is the default: room groups ship as floors come ready, public areas close the program, everything crated to the fit-out sequence.
Which style was the resort?
Wooden style throughout - warm wood finishes against the bay, from guest rooms to pool deck.
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