International architecture practice 10 Design (part of Egis Group) has revealed the concept design for Sun Group’s Hon Thom Island, an iconic integrated resort and hospitality destination along the vibrant Bai Trao Beach in Phu Quoc, Vietnam. Led by Design Partners José Cláudio Silva and Peter Barrett, the resort masterplan unfolds through one kilometre of coastal frontage and across 20 hectares of premium beach and waterfront. The development features an integrated resort tower as well as luxury hotels, beachside and clifftop villas, townhouses and beach clubs, boasting stunning vistas of the coast and the natural mountain ridge of northwest Hon…
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