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Hyatt Zoetry

Expertise
Hospitality
Location
Uvero Alto, Dominican Republic
Project Scope
Awards

A Resort Defined by Nature

On the coastline of Punta Cana, Hyatt Zoëtry emerges as an expansion that coexists with the existing Zoëtry Agua Hotel, establishing a seamless relationship between architecture, landscape, and the Caribbean Sea. Rather than standing apart from its surroundings, the project is conceived to enhance them, creating an environment where nature becomes an essential part of the guest experience.

The master plan extends across the site with a clear emphasis on privacy, views, and the exploration of the existing landscape. A central four-level building functions as the project’s arrival point and main gathering space, connecting guest accommodations, dining venues, and shared amenities. From this core, the development unfolds through a series of independent modules distributed along gardens and pedestrian pathways, allowing the architecture and amenities to gradually reveal themselves throughout the journey.

 

The architectural composition is defined by the integration of interior and exterior spaces.

Guest rooms, restaurants, wellness areas, pools, and social spaces maintain a continuous relationship with terraces, gardens, and the beachfront, reinforcing a seamless connection between the built environment and its natural setting. Vertical architectural elements shape the project's identity, while neutral materials and natural stone create a language that harmonizes with the surrounding vegetation and coastal landscape. Within the development, the architectural hierarchy is established through a central building that serves as the visual and functional anchor of the project, while the remaining buildings maintain a lower scale that adapts naturally to the site. This balanced organization creates a hospitality experience where architecture, landscape, and movement work together, transforming every arrival, pathway, and view into an integral part of the project's identity.
Vertical architectural elements shape the project's identity