THE ATLANTIS HOTEL, RESORT AND CASINO - Paradise Island, Bahamas

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ATLANTIS HOTEL RESORT & CASINO - Paradise Island, Bahamas

Service Provided: Construction Management (Prior to Square Edge)

Sector: Hospitality

Client: Sun International

Architect: WAT&G and HKS- Dallas, Texas

Location: Paradise Island, Bahamas

Project Description: 2,400 room hotel, 6 restaurants, casino, marina, aquarium and elaborate sitework.

Development Value: Construction value $375 million

Completion Date: December 1998

The Atlantis Royal Towers was an expansion of the existing Coral tower hotel. The Royal Towers containing 2,400 rooms, included an iconic bridge suite which spanned the two towers. Sun International created the mythical city of Atlantis flanked by soaring towers that appear to have arisen from the sea.

More than $800 million was spent to bring to life the myth and legend of the lost city of Atlantis. The original scope and scale was planned to be the world’s largest open-air marine environment, home to 50,000 sea creatures representing 200 species; and to include new lagoons and countless waterfalls; a spectacular Mayan Temple Waterslide complex; 6 swimming areas and a $15 million Marina – itself an engineering marvel