Mountain Resort Complex, Charvak

“ARCHISAD ENGINEERING AND DESIGN” LLC

Interior Experience – Bars & Restaurants. Hotels

Uzbekistan

Company Name

“ARCHISAD ENGINEERING AND DESIGN” LLC

COMPANY COUNTRY:

Uzbekistan

ARCHITECTURAL CREDITS

“ARCHISAD ENGINEERING AND DESIGN” LLC

Project Team

Davron Talipov (Architect), Maksim Oltyan (Architect), Mariya Sultanova (Architect & Urban Planner), Aleksandr Kuranov (Architect), Ulug’bek Maxmudov (Architect), Yevgeniy Dobrovolskiy (Architect), Yevgeniy Palchikov (Architect), Yevgeniy Ten (Architect), Xumora Xaliraxmanova (Architect), Viktoriya Zemtsova (Interior Designer), Anvar Xusanov (Interior Designer), Abdullo Xalikov (Interior Designer), Abdurasul Abduraximov (Interior Designer)

CLIENT OR OWNER NAME:

Project Name:

Mountain Resort Complex, Charvak

Project Country:

Uzbekistan

Project City:

Toshkent Viloyati

Project Category:

Bars & Restaurants. Hotels

Project Area:

56 290 m²

Completion Date:

2023-12-01

Project overview

The interiors apply a single design language across the entire resort: guest rooms, suites, restaurant and banquet hall, spa and wellness. A controlled palette of oak veneer, reeded timber, natural stone, brass detailing and wool and linen textiles, combined with layered concealed lighting and sculptural feature fixtures, creates a high-quality environment. Aluminium-framed full-height glazing keeps the mountain and water landscape as the constant reference throughout the guest journey.

Project history

The interior design was developed as an integral part of the architecture, extending its restraint and orientation toward the landscape rather than acting as a decorative layer. The objective was a single, coherent identity across every space, guest rooms, suites, restaurant and banquet hall, spa, gym and yoga, so the resort reads as one environment. A precise palette of natural materials was specified for quality and durability: oak-veneered and reeded timber with brass detailing, natural stone and large-format porcelain, wool carpet and linen, gypsum ceilings with concealed cove lighting, and aluminium-framed glazing. Lighting was treated as a primary element, from integrated joinery lighting to sculptural installations. For the client, the interiors establish a distinctive hospitality identity; for guests, a consistent, high-end experience in which the natural landscape remains the defining feature, setting a new standard for resort interiors in Uzbekistan.