Lao Lao Bay Golf Resort consists of a remodeled version of the existing clubhouse, a new main clubhouse, a 6-story hotel, guest houses, a parking area and a tropical theme water park, and a health club with spa. The project was designed and sited to offer the dramatic view of the shoreline and protect the outdoor activity areas from strong winds.

Three distinct shapes - a rectangular and flat roof, as well as a curved and sloped roof – distinguish the programmatic volumes in contrast to the natural setting.

Connecting the separate site and building circulation, the main vehicular entry porch canopy extends through the building as the public access gallery.

The main lobby consists of a high ceiling, a deep overhang that recalls traditional Saipan and Pacific Island Architecture, a shaded semi-outdoor, an inviting and flexible space that connects the existing clubhouse and has been renovated as restaurants, a cafe and kitchen and new hotel that provides ground-floor views to the golf course. The lower level accommodates parking and service of golf carts, staff support spaces, offices, locker rooms and the main monumental stair.

Hotels have been designed as dynamic, vertical, fluid landmarks, and were sited with maximum view orientation, alongside a single corridor and cross ventilation to guarantee protection from strong wind.

Sweeping, curved roofs and fluid sculptural shapes reminiscent of ocean waves and sail boats are the primary expression of the project and demand continual interpretation or a new experience.

Flowing forms and manipulation of the landscape suggest the notion of sailing over land.