Palm Court
The estate’s pool pavilion — a single-storey colonnade in tinted glass facing a long pool, shaded terraces and mature palms against open desert sky.
Palm Court is the estate’s resort register. A low pavilion runs along one side of a full-length pool, its glazing tinted dark enough to mirror the palms and sky, so the building reads as reflection rather than mass.
A covered terrace with loungers and seating gives permanent shade — useful in practical terms as a crew base, and in frame as a clean hospitality or lifestyle set.
The pool holds a strong blue under midday sun and turns to mirror at dusk, when the sky behind the pavilion runs pink and the water picks it up whole.
Paved approaches on three sides take vehicles right up to the pavilion, so grip and lighting can be positioned without crossing landscaping.
Inside Palm Court
