Port Vila is the capital city of Vanuatu. Apart from its local population, it also has a large multinational resident population and ever-growing tourism from France, Australia, New Zealand and China. The current commercial, retail and in-town accommodation offering is simple, and infrastructure is developing. Dickson Rothschild’s concept of the Port Vila Harbour Centre sets a landmark offering of modern retail, dining, office and apartments.

Sitting on the bank of a newly built in-town waterfront, Dickson Rothschild maximises this view with landscaped ground level public domain, and a roof top entertaining terrace and infinity pool. The design focuses on cross-ventilation bringing natural breeze into the building via a wide corridor to meet the year-round tropical climate. Inspired by the local tropical trees, the main external finish and materials are envisaged to be of timber-look batten sunshades and louver screens.

The proposal introduces high quality and diversity to the Port Vila market and significantly increases the value of the site for the Client.

Port Vila is the capital city of Vanuatu. Apart from its local population, it also has a large multinational resident population and ever-growing tourism from France, Australia, New Zealand and China. The current commercial, retail and in-town accommodation offering is simple, and infrastructure is developing. Dickson Rothschild’s concept of the Port Vila Harbour Centre sets a landmark offering of modern retail, dining, office and apartments.

Sitting on the bank of a newly built in-town waterfront, Dickson Rothschild maximises this view with landscaped ground level public domain, and a roof top entertaining terrace and infinity pool. The design focuses on cross-ventilation bringing natural breeze into the building via a wide corridor to meet the year-round tropical climate. Inspired by the local tropical trees, the main external finish and materials are envisaged to be of timber-look batten sunshades and louver screens.

The proposal introduces high quality and diversity to the Port Vila market and significantly increases the value of the site for the Client.

Port Vila is the capital city of Vanuatu. Apart from its local population, it also has a large multinational resident population and ever-growing tourism from France, Australia, New Zealand and China. The current commercial, retail and in-town accommodation offering is simple, and infrastructure is developing. Dickson Rothschild’s concept of the Port Vila Harbour Centre sets a landmark offering of modern retail, dining, office and apartments.

Sitting on the bank of a newly built in-town waterfront, Dickson Rothschild maximises this view with landscaped ground level public domain, and a roof top entertaining terrace and infinity pool. The design focuses on cross-ventilation bringing natural breeze into the building via a wide corridor to meet the year-round tropical climate. Inspired by the local tropical trees, the main external finish and materials are envisaged to be of timber-look batten sunshades and louver screens.

The proposal introduces high quality and diversity to the Port Vila market and significantly increases the value of the site for the Client.