Next Generation Gaming Resort
Unbuilt Design Award Submission
This luxurious $3 Billion Resort would have featured approximately 3,000 hotel suites (5-star luxury, club and resort), along with a significant amount of convention and meeting room space, high end retail shops, and a large entertainment venue.
Choice Becomes Architecture.
This project presented a paradigm shift in which common practice was challenged. It's a revolution, a transformation, a metamorphosis of a resort’s development and implementation. This resort was designed to respond to the clientele as much as it was imagined to inspire reaction from those experiencing the architecture.
The Concept: Expect a Miracle.
This project maximized the opportunity for excitement and variable experiences by providing accessible, controllable, affectable environment.
Littlewood’s Law: a mathemetician’s miscellany:
You can expect a miracle every thirty-five days. A miracle is defined as an extraordinary event of special significance at a frequency of one in a million A human is alert for eight hours a day, while alert she/he can experience one thing per second : Over 1,008,000 encounters in 35 days.
Can architecture increase opportunity for the miraculous? Yes.
By focusing on the experience of the space/place the architecture will have millions of many extraordinary moments.
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This luxurious $3 Billion Next Generation Gaming Resort covered 18 acres of oceanfront property.
- Architect
- 4240 Architecture
- Associate Architect
- Bergman, Walls & Associates, Ltd. (Podium & Garages AOR)
- Client
- Undisclosed
- Consultants
- ABA (Avery Brooks & Associates
- Atelier 10
- Code Consultants, Inc.
- DeSimone Consulting Engineers, Inc.
- Edwards and Kelcey
- Flack & Kurtz
- Front, Inc.
- HKA Elevator Consulting, Inc.
- Paulus, Sokolowski& Sartor, LLC/ KeySpan
- Rocky Mountain Institute
- Location
- Atlantic City, New Jersey
- Category
- Miscellaneous
