Developed in collaboration with Craft Studio and visual artist Diego Sefercheoglou, the experience translates architectural plans into a fully navigable digital environment. Subtle details like the morning light filtering through architectural lines, the gentle movement of palms, and the seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces reflect Kempinski’s refined aesthetic and deep connection to its natural surroundings.

The technology was first unveiled publicly during the project’s groundbreaking, where attendees responded with enthusiasm to the realism and emotional impact of the experience. More importantly, the Virtual Reality platform represents a tool that allows prospective owners, partners, and future guests to meaningfully engage with the resort long before opening day.

This forward-thinking approach underscores Kempinski Grace Bay’s commitment to innovation, design excellence, and experiential storytelling. As construction progresses, the Virtual Reality experience continues to serve as a bridge between vision and reality, offering a tangible preview of the low-density, design-led beachfront sanctuary taking shape on Grace Bay

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