The Cove Eco-Resort is designed to integrate with the natural beauty of the man-made lake, The eco-resort will be both ecologically and environmentally sustainable reosrt in the regions. The resort will work to preserve the natural habitat while allowing visitors to enjoy the splendor of it. With the focus of conservation and sustainability, OED sought to build an unobtrusive resort and residence,
that draws attention to the local ecology and nature. Both the materials and the labor for construction will be locally sourced, which is another reason that timber and bamboo was used, aside from aesthetics. Since a large portion of energy sucked up by resorts, OED will designed each room to maximize natural ventilation. Functional windows are installed throughout each structure for cross ventilation. Over hanging roofs were also installed to provide shade, and to cool interiors naturally. Sitting 13 km off the Lamka, The cove is a privately owned island resort with environmental sustainability built into almost every aspect of its design. seven beautiful thatched-roof will be built from local hardwoods and bamboo sit on stilts over the lake. Electricity for both private and communal facilities is will be generated from both solar and wind sources, with a single diesel generator kept as backup.
