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SPAN Architects Transforms Flood-Damaged Resort into Resilient Retreat

architecture-design · 2026-06-10

The Nammadus Waterfront Resort in Omkareshwar, Khargone, has undergone an adaptive reuse project by SPAN Architects, turning a flood-affected riverside getaway into a sustainable and eco-friendly location. This initiative carefully preserves the original plinths and incorporates lightweight steel frameworks featuring sloped roofs, achieving a harmony between lasting structure and environmental responsiveness.

Key facts

  • Project: Nammadus Waterfront Resort redevelopment
  • Architect: SPAN Architects
  • Location: Omkareshwar, Khargone
  • Type: Adaptive reuse
  • Original condition: Flood-damaged riverside retreat
  • Design strategy: Retained existing plinths, added lightweight steel structures with sloping roofs
  • Goal: Create a resilient, ecologically sensitive destination
  • Key feature: Balance between structural permanence and environmental adaptability

Entities

Institutions

  • SPAN Architects

Locations

  • Omkareshwar
  • Khargone
  • Nammadus Waterfront Resort

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