Crosswaters Ecolodge is located in Nankun Shan Nature Reserve, Guongdong Province, South China and is 1 ½ hours northeast by road from Guangzhou. The largest village in the Reserve, Shangping Village lies a few kilometers from the Crosswaters Ecolodge site.
HM Design President, Hitesh Mehta was part of a three-member Architecture Team that was responsible for the initial Interior Architecture conceptual ideas. He later was involved with the Interior Design Concepts for a typical Villa with initial Interior Designer and also supervised the selection of eco-friendly materials for the Villas. The lodge includes Main Building (Reception, Lounge, Dining and Kitchen Building), five types of Guest Accommodations, Spa, Conference Center, Tea-Room, Welcome Center, Maintenance Center, Observation Tower, Star-gazing Tower, Pencil Tower, etc.
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AWARDS:
| 2011 – | Florida American Society of Landscape Architect’s (FLASLA) Environmental Sustainability Honor Award to Crosswaters Ecolodge and Spa, China |
| 2011 – | Florida American Society of Landscape Architect’s (FLASLA) Award of Excellence in the Resort and Entertainment Category to Crosswaters Ecolodge and Spa, China 2011 |
| 2011 – | Florida American Society of Landscape Architect’s (FLASLA) Award of Excellence in the Planning and Analysis Category to Crosswaters Ecolodge, China |
| 2010 – | “American Society of Landscape Architect’s (ASLA) General Design Honor Award” for Crosswaters Ecolodge and Spa, China |
| 2009 – | China Best Design Hotels Awards” for ‘Best Concept Hotel’ and ‘Judges Choice’ to Crosswaters Ecolodge and Spa, Shanghai, China |
| 2006 – | “American Society of Landscape Architect’s (ASLA) Research and Site Analysis Award” for Crosswaters Ecolodge, China |
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“This is a collection of my life’s work featuring eco-designs of Ecolodges, Residential Houses; eco-planning of Sustainable Tourism Destinations and green designs of Office buildings and Cultural Centers. Browse this web-site and experience some of the most environmentally and socially friendly projects on the planet.” – Hitesh Mehta
