World’s first semi-submerged hotel resort planned in Qatar

Italian designer Giancarlo Zema's, Amphibious 1000 is the world’s first semi-submerged hotel resort (Photos: Giancarlo Zema Design Group)

Wednesday, 10 Aug 2011 12:24 PM

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Posted by: SELWIN ILANGOVAN Sunday, 6 May 2012 8:58 PM[UAE] - Dubai, UAE

Hi
Very Nice.. to see.. Hope this would be good place to see and it would be like several wonders of the world..

Hope all the visitors around the world may visit..

Qatar Tourism Industry will develop and improve..

The world will see a different type of Hotels on the Earth..

Our Good Wishes to the Administrators and Operation & Maintenance Authorities of these Hotels .. since without their efforts it will be standstill..

Regards and God Bless.. Qatar and its Rulers and all the individuals and Companies who has contributed their efforts, time, services and knowledge and technical know-how.

Good Luck and God Bless Qatar..
Regards

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Posted by: O Tuesday, 11 October 2011 2:57 PM[UAE] - UAE

Even that i really do wish you a great luck, but i fell this is a waste of money and time for non returning projects. Try to invest in industrial projects

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Posted by: Nabeel Thursday, 11 August 2011 11:58 PM[UAE] - Oman

Amazing project, good luck for Qatar.

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Posted by: OAB Thursday, 11 August 2011 1:53 PM[UAE] - UAE

Nice, but whats the point of a "water" resort without any beach?
Also the fishes supposed to be on display, not the guests in their glass walled rooms being 'gawked' at by hordes passing by!

Anyone know who is the consultant on this project?

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