Resort & Development · Building Packages

Guest, hospitality, staff and service buildings planned as one development package.

Apollo Resort Building Packages coordinates seven building types across the resort masterplan: guest villas, lodge/common buildings, reception and arrival, restaurant/bar, wellness, staff accommodation and back-of-house/service buildings. Each type can use a different structural and manufacturing route while remaining part of one coordinated project brief.

Submit Resort Building RFP

7 coordinated building packagesGuest-facing + operational buildingsPacific · Middle East · global project review

Boutique resort development with guest villas, arrival pavilion and shared hospitality buildings

Quick project answers

How do Resort Building Packages work across a full development?

Does one supplier need to manufacture every resort building?

No. Apollo can coordinate different structural, prefabricated, envelope and component pathways across the development. Guest villas, restaurants, staff accommodation and back-of-house buildings can have different technical requirements even when the architectural language is coordinated.

Can repeated villa or staff types be standardised?

Yes. Repetition can support procurement, documentation and logistics, but the repeatable type should only be frozen after destination climate, services, freight, accessibility and operating requirements are understood.

How do Heavy Steel and Building Shell Systems fit?

Apollo Heavy Steel Building Systems can support selected larger operational or common buildings. Apollo Building Shell Systems can coordinate structure, roof, walls, openings, glazing and export packaging across suitable building types.

Does Apollo install the resort buildings?

No. Apollo is supply-only. Foundations, erection, services, specialist fitout, local professional review, statutory approvals and commissioning remain with the responsible project parties.

RESORT BUILDING PACKAGES

Seven building types. One development-level planning framework.

A resort rarely needs one building type. The package should coordinate guest-facing architecture, staff and service infrastructure, repeatability, freight and destination conditions across the whole masterplan.

RB1

Guest Villas

Repeatable guest-villa building pathways developed around privacy, outlook, shaded outdoor living, housekeeping, services and resort-wide logistics.

Explore package

RB2

Lodge & Common Buildings

Shared guest buildings for lounge, library, club, gathering, breakfast, event and common-area functions, planned around generous volume and sheltered indoor-outdoor use.

Explore package

RB3

Reception & Arrival

Arrival and reception buildings that establish the guest experience while coordinating drop-off, luggage, reception, concierge, waiting and back-office operations.

Explore package

RB4

Restaurant & Bar Buildings

Food-and-beverage buildings organised around guest dining, bar and lounge experience with clear back-of-house, kitchen, delivery, waste and service routes.

Explore package

RB5

Wellness Buildings

Spa, sauna, treatment, relaxation and wellness buildings planned around privacy, moisture, quiet operation, controlled daylight and guest transition.

Explore package

RB6

Staff Accommodation

Cost-aware staff accommodation developed as durable repeatable buildings with sensible room mixes, shared facilities, shaded circulation and practical long-term maintenance.

Explore package

RB7

Back-of-House & Service Buildings

Operational buildings for housekeeping, storage, maintenance, utilities, loading, waste and service functions, planned to support the resort without compromising guest areas.

Explore package

APOLLO SYSTEM STACK

The building package can draw from several Apollo systems without pretending one supplier does everything.

Resort buildings work best when architecture leads and the structural, envelope, opening and product systems are matched around each building type.

01Architecture

Building type · guest / staff / operations · site response

02Primary structure

Light steel · heavy steel · other verified project pathway

03Building shell

Roof · walls · flashings · weather + thermal envelope

04Openings

TREVIK lift-slide · sliding · folding · thermal-break windows

05Façade

Solid cladding · screens · fins · architectural glass where required

06Resort systems

Shade · pools · wellness · outdoor kitchens · public realm

MASTERPLAN CONTROL

Guest experience and resort operations need separate circulation systems.

Guest arrival, villas, pools, dining and wellness should not be planned independently from housekeeping, deliveries, waste, staff movement, maintenance and plant access. The building package starts with these relationships before individual buildings are frozen.

GUESTArrival → reception → villas → F&B → wellness → recreation

STAFFAccommodation → service routes → departments → support spaces

SERVICEDelivery → storage → BOH → housekeeping → waste / maintenance

PACKAGE STATUS

PUBLIC BUILDING-TYPE FRAMEWORKEstablished

STRUCTURAL / MANUFACTURING ROUTESelected per building

REPEATED VILLA / STAFF MODULESProject-specific

DESTINATION ENGINEERING + COMPLIANCEProject-specific

The Resort Building Packages framework does not assume a single prefab factory, fixed villa type or universal tropical specification. Different building types may use different manufacturing systems under one coordinated Apollo project brief.

Project pathways

Open the building package that matches the part of the resort you are planning.

RB1 · Guest Villas

Repeatable guest-villa building pathways developed around privacy, outlook, shaded outdoor living, housekeeping, services and resort-wide logistics.

Explore Villas 02

RB2 · Lodge & Common Buildings

Shared guest buildings for lounge, library, club, gathering, breakfast, event and common-area functions, planned around generous volume and sheltered indoor-outdoor use.

Explore Lodge / Common 03

RB3 · Reception & Arrival

Arrival and reception buildings that establish the guest experience while coordinating drop-off, luggage, reception, concierge, waiting and back-office operations.

Explore Reception / Arrival 04

RB4 · Restaurant & Bar Buildings

Food-and-beverage buildings organised around guest dining, bar and lounge experience with clear back-of-house, kitchen, delivery, waste and service routes.

Explore Restaurant / Bar 05

RB5 · Wellness Buildings

Spa, sauna, treatment, relaxation and wellness buildings planned around privacy, moisture, quiet operation, controlled daylight and guest transition.

Explore Wellness 06

RB6 · Staff Accommodation

Cost-aware staff accommodation developed as durable repeatable buildings with sensible room mixes, shared facilities, shaded circulation and practical long-term maintenance.

Explore Staff 07

RB7 · Back-of-House & Service Buildings

Operational buildings for housekeeping, storage, maintenance, utilities, loading, waste and service functions, planned to support the resort without compromising guest areas.

Explore BOH / Service

Project priorities

Coordinate the resort as an operating system, not a collection of standalone buildings.

Guest / service separation

Guest arrival, villas, dining and wellness should not depend on the same circulation used for housekeeping, deliveries, waste and maintenance.

Repeat where it helps

Standardise villas, staff rooms or service components where repetition improves delivery without flattening the architecture or ignoring site conditions.

Climate + coastal exposure

Salt, UV, rain, heat and severe wind can change coatings, glazing, fixings, envelope and maintenance requirements.

Infrastructure before finishes

Power, water, drainage, wastewater, HVAC, kitchen exhaust, plant and service routes should influence the building package before finishes are selected.

Freight + staging

Large developments need shipment sequencing, storage, container strategy and staged releases coordinated with the construction programme.

Hospitality durability

Hardware, floors, glazing, doors and external finishes need to reflect intensive guest and operational use.

How Apollo fits

One resort RFP can become a coordinated multi-building supply programme.

Resort Building Packages are supply-only project pathways. Final architecture, structure, services, fire / accessibility, foundations, erection, specialist fitout, local engineering and statutory compliance remain building- and destination-specific.

Map the building schedule

Confirm villa counts, public buildings, wellness, staff and back-of-house requirements against the masterplan.

Define operational flows

Separate guest, staff, service, vehicle and delivery movement before individual building types are frozen.

Match manufacturing routes

Select suitable structural, prefabricated and component suppliers for each building type rather than forcing a single factory across the development.

Coordinate the system stack

Structure, Building Shell, TREVIK openings, façades, glazing and resort product systems are aligned around each building.

Stage supply + logistics

Freeze repeatable types, drawings, evidence, packing, shipping sequence and local-project interfaces around the development programme.

Relevant Apollo systems

Products can be selected individually or combined around the project.

Apollo Building Shell Systems Apollo Heavy Steel Building Systems TREVIK Architectural Opening Systems Architectural Glass Façades Architectural Façades & Surface Systems Architectural Metalwork Systems SARENTA RESORT Auremont Container Pools CIVARO Street Furniture & Civic Amenities

Product snapshot

Resort & Development Buildings

Project-supplied resort and development buildings spanning guest villas, staff accommodation, reception pavilions, restaurant and lounge buildings and selected support structures. Final architecture, structural system, envelope, logistics and destination compliance are confirmed for the project.

Apollo NZ GlobalResort & Development BuildingsLive product pathway

Applications

Hospitality Resort · Commercial Development · Architects Specifiers

Configuration

Project Reviewed

TechnicalTechnical documents not yet centralisedDrawingsDrawing review by projectRegionalGlobal project reviewRelated4 controlled pathwaysSupply modelSupply-only · manual project quotation

Planning tools

Project Upload Tool

Compare category Build project brief

This snapshot summarises the current Apollo product record. Final configuration, interfaces, engineering, certification and destination requirements are confirmed against the project.

Project planning

Useful product details at a glance.

Product information

Project checkTechnical Review Required

Configuration, technical evidence, interfaces, exposure or destination requirements need product-specific review before the final supply package is confirmed.

Build project brief

Final engineering, testing, approvals and destination requirements are confirmed for the actual project where applicable.

Connected project pathway

Everything you need to take the next project step.

Resorts & Destination Developments

Product rangeResorts & Destination Developments

Explore the current Resorts & Destination Developments range, project pathways and product information.

Open pathway

Planning guideResorts & Destination Developments Planning Guide

Plan the project around application, site conditions, interfaces, evidence and local responsibilities before the final configuration is frozen.

Open pathway

Project filesProject Upload Tool

Send plans, dimensions, photographs and project information for review.

Open pathway

TechnicalTechnical & Specifier Centre

Use current product information, technical documentation and professional project resources.

Open pathway

Project briefResorts & Destination Developments Project Brief

Send the project scope, destination, dimensions, quantities and supporting information for manual review.

Open pathway

Planning & specification

Resort & Development Buildings: what to define before quotation.

Project-supplied resort and development buildings spanning guest villas, staff accommodation, reception pavilions, restaurant and lounge buildings and…

Applications

residential projects
commercial projects
hospitality projects
international projects

Specification evidence

Verified product specifications or documented product facts
Clear applications, limitations and configuration boundaries
Project inputs required for manual quotation or technical review
Apollo supply-only scope and purchaser/local-project responsibilities

Compare before selecting

Dimensions, capacity or coverage required for the real site.
Materials, finishes and environmental exposure.
Installation, interfaces, services and maintenance access.
Technical documents, local approvals and project responsibilities.

Regional project pathwayResort & Destination Development Sourcing for Pacific Island projects

Review this system against the actual island, coastal exposure, wind or cyclone criteria, freight route and local project responsibilities before the final configuration is selected.

Technical informationNeed a datasheet, drawing, test report or tender submittal?

No current public document is registered against this exact page yet. Tell Apollo what the project needs and the team can review the current product/configuration-specific information available.

Request technical information

Relevant project sectors

See this system in the buying context that matches the project.

Browse all sectors

Architects & SpecifiersArchitectural specification, technical evidence, BIM/CAD, RFQ and design-team pathways.

Relevant to architects and specifiers project pathways in the live catalogue.

Open sector pathway Developers & CommercialProperty development, mixed-use, repeatable amenity and multi-stage project supply.

Relevant to commercial and architects project pathways in the live catalogue.

Open sector pathway

Regional project authority

See how this product is planned for priority markets and countries.

These pages connect commercial search intent to destination-specific climate, site, freight, procurement and project-brief guidance without changing the wider global availability of the product.

Pacific IslandsResort development in the Pacific IslandsOpen project planning page United Arab EmiratesUAE resort development supplyOpen project planning page FijiFiji resort development supplyOpen project planning page OmanOman resort development supplyOpen project planning page Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia resort development supplyOpen project planning page

Institutional & project buyers

Follow the pathway that matches the organisation buying the product.

Public-sector sportsSports and recreation infrastructure for schools, councils, clubs and community facilities.Open pathway Schools & educationSports, recreation, shade and campus project systems.Open pathway Councils & public recreationCommunity recreation, courts, pump tracks and public-space projects.Open pathway CIVARO public realmCivic and public-realm product pathways for councils, developers and precinct projects.Open pathway Developers & buildersUtility, architectural, outdoor and modular systems for development projects.Open pathway Architects & specifiersTechnical product information and specification support.Open pathway Clubs & communitySports facility upgrades, technology, shelter and recreation systems.Open pathway Resorts & destination developmentsRFP-led sourcing across guest villas, pool and beach, wellness, recreation, public realm, architecture and waterfront.Open pathway Buildings & large structuresRFP-led steel buildings and large structures for sports, worship, education, community, commercial, industrial and logistics projects.Open pathway Global projectsInternational supply structured around destination, freight and project scope.Open pathway Development & humanitarian infrastructureCommercial supply for funded housing, WASH, health, education, reconstruction and community-infrastructure programmes.Open pathway

New Zealand + international · Practical project supply

Send the brief before you have every detail resolved.

Submit Resort Building RFP Find a Product Technical resources

Market pathways

Move between regions without losing the project context.

Choose the regional hub first, then the country where a dedicated pathway exists. Product suitability, documentation, freight and local project responsibilities are still confirmed against the actual site.