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Luxury fitness has always been about fancy equipment and spa treatments, but what if the future of wellness is actually about transforming rooftops into Mediterranean wellness paradises? Today we're exploring a revolutionary concept that's completely changing how we think about self-care.
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to Lookbook Inspirations, the podcast that explores new luxury experiences in art, design, and wellness. Today, we're heading to the French Riviera to discover a place that's redefining what self-care truly means.
Luxury fitness has always been about fancy equipment and spa treatments, but what if the future of wellness is actually about transforming rooftops into Mediterranean wellness paradises? Today, we're exploring a revolutionary concept that's completely changing how we think about self-care. That's such an interesting perspective. Tell me more about this innovative approach to wellness.
Well, imagine a 3,600-square-meter sanctuary perched above the French Riviera in Saint-Laurent-du-Var. The Metropolitan Sport Club and Spa has essentially created what I'd call a wellness ecosystem, designed by the renowned Juan Mancu architectural firm. You know how most gyms feel kind of enclosed? This place is literally bathed in natural light with this incredible 1,200-square-meter terrace overlooking the Bay of Angels. Hmm,
that's about the size of seven basketball courts combined, right? But what makes this concept so different from other luxury wellness facilities?
So here's what's fascinating. They've completely reimagined how different wellness elements flow together. The fitness area features this innovative cross-met training space with panoramic views, and all the equipment is connected with real-time tracking. But what's really game-changing is how they've integrated everything from high-tech workouts to traditional wellness practices.
Tell me more about these traditional elements. How do they blend with the modern features?
Picture this. You've got this stunning heated indoor pool facing the Mediterranean, right next to... ultra-modern ice fountains for recovery, but then there's also a traditional hammam with chromotherapy lighting. They've managed to take these ancient wellness practices and give them this incredible modern twist. And the sensory showers, they're like nothing you've ever experienced, combining different water pressures, temperatures, and aromatherapy in this choreographed sequence.
That's really fascinating how they're bridging traditional and modern approaches. What about the beauty and relaxation aspects?
Oh my gosh, this is where it gets even more interesting. They've partnered with Biologique Recherche, you know, that super prestigious French skincare brand. But here's what's unique. They're not just offering standard treatments. Each client gets this comprehensive skin analysis before they create a completely personalized treatment protocol.
The whole concept seems to challenge our traditional ideas about what a wellness facility should be. How are people actually using the space?
That's actually one of the most innovative aspects. They've noticed that members are spending entire days there moving through different experiences. You might start with a morning workout, then have a healthy lunch while working in their co-working space, which, by the way, has these amazing outdoor workstations with sea views. Then maybe you'll have a spa treatment in the afternoon and finish with some sunset yoga.
Well, that's quite different from the typical gym-in, gym-out routine most people are used to.
Exactly. And what's really interesting is how they've positioned it within the CAP 3000 shopping center. Most people would think that's an odd choice for a luxury wellness facility, but they've turned it into an advantage. The rooftop location creates this sense of escape while still being incredibly accessible.
How do you think this model might influence the future of wellness facilities globally?
You know, I think we're seeing the beginning of a major shift in how we approach wellness. This concept from Spain is showing that people don't want to compartmentalize their wellness activities anymore. They're looking for spaces that can support their entire lifestyle, from fitness to work to relaxation. And the architecture plays such a crucial role in making that possible.
Speaking of architecture, how exactly does the design facilitate this integrated approach?
The Juwon Manku design uses these subtle transitions between spaces with natural materials and this incredible lighting system that changes throughout the day to match our circadian rhythms. It's like they've created this seamless journey where you can flow from one experience to another without any jarring transitions.
That's really something special. what do you think are the broader implications for the wellness industry?
Well, I think we're going to see more facilities trying to create these comprehensive wellness environments. The key takeaway is that it's not just about offering multiple services. It's about understanding how people want to integrate wellness into their daily lives. This concept shows that luxury wellness isn't just about high-end equipment or expensive treatments. It's about creating spaces that support a truly holistic approach to well-being.
Sounds like they're really redefining what we should expect from our wellness spaces.
Absolutely right. And you know what's really exciting? This could be just the beginning. As we continue to understand more about how environment affects well-being, we might see these concepts evolving even further. The future of wellness might look very different from what we imagine today.
Thank you for joining us on this episode of Lookbook Inspirations. If you enjoyed it, be sure to subscribe and explore more of our luxury, design, and wellness content on Lookbook Magazine. See you soon for another immersive journey.
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Luxury fitness has always been about fancy equipment and spa treatments, but what if the future of wellness is actually about transforming rooftops into Mediterranean wellness paradises? Today we're exploring a revolutionary concept that's completely changing how we think about self-care.
Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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to Lookbook Inspirations, the podcast that explores new luxury experiences in art, design, and wellness. Today, we're heading to the French Riviera to discover a place that's redefining what self-care truly means.
Luxury fitness has always been about fancy equipment and spa treatments, but what if the future of wellness is actually about transforming rooftops into Mediterranean wellness paradises? Today, we're exploring a revolutionary concept that's completely changing how we think about self-care. That's such an interesting perspective. Tell me more about this innovative approach to wellness.
Well, imagine a 3,600-square-meter sanctuary perched above the French Riviera in Saint-Laurent-du-Var. The Metropolitan Sport Club and Spa has essentially created what I'd call a wellness ecosystem, designed by the renowned Juan Mancu architectural firm. You know how most gyms feel kind of enclosed? This place is literally bathed in natural light with this incredible 1,200-square-meter terrace overlooking the Bay of Angels. Hmm,
that's about the size of seven basketball courts combined, right? But what makes this concept so different from other luxury wellness facilities?
So here's what's fascinating. They've completely reimagined how different wellness elements flow together. The fitness area features this innovative cross-met training space with panoramic views, and all the equipment is connected with real-time tracking. But what's really game-changing is how they've integrated everything from high-tech workouts to traditional wellness practices.
Tell me more about these traditional elements. How do they blend with the modern features?
Picture this. You've got this stunning heated indoor pool facing the Mediterranean, right next to... ultra-modern ice fountains for recovery, but then there's also a traditional hammam with chromotherapy lighting. They've managed to take these ancient wellness practices and give them this incredible modern twist. And the sensory showers, they're like nothing you've ever experienced, combining different water pressures, temperatures, and aromatherapy in this choreographed sequence.
That's really fascinating how they're bridging traditional and modern approaches. What about the beauty and relaxation aspects?
Oh my gosh, this is where it gets even more interesting. They've partnered with Biologique Recherche, you know, that super prestigious French skincare brand. But here's what's unique. They're not just offering standard treatments. Each client gets this comprehensive skin analysis before they create a completely personalized treatment protocol.
The whole concept seems to challenge our traditional ideas about what a wellness facility should be. How are people actually using the space?
That's actually one of the most innovative aspects. They've noticed that members are spending entire days there moving through different experiences. You might start with a morning workout, then have a healthy lunch while working in their co-working space, which, by the way, has these amazing outdoor workstations with sea views. Then maybe you'll have a spa treatment in the afternoon and finish with some sunset yoga.
Well, that's quite different from the typical gym-in, gym-out routine most people are used to.
Exactly. And what's really interesting is how they've positioned it within the CAP 3000 shopping center. Most people would think that's an odd choice for a luxury wellness facility, but they've turned it into an advantage. The rooftop location creates this sense of escape while still being incredibly accessible.
How do you think this model might influence the future of wellness facilities globally?
You know, I think we're seeing the beginning of a major shift in how we approach wellness. This concept from Spain is showing that people don't want to compartmentalize their wellness activities anymore. They're looking for spaces that can support their entire lifestyle, from fitness to work to relaxation. And the architecture plays such a crucial role in making that possible.
Speaking of architecture, how exactly does the design facilitate this integrated approach?
The Juwon Manku design uses these subtle transitions between spaces with natural materials and this incredible lighting system that changes throughout the day to match our circadian rhythms. It's like they've created this seamless journey where you can flow from one experience to another without any jarring transitions.
That's really something special. what do you think are the broader implications for the wellness industry?
Well, I think we're going to see more facilities trying to create these comprehensive wellness environments. The key takeaway is that it's not just about offering multiple services. It's about understanding how people want to integrate wellness into their daily lives. This concept shows that luxury wellness isn't just about high-end equipment or expensive treatments. It's about creating spaces that support a truly holistic approach to well-being.
Sounds like they're really redefining what we should expect from our wellness spaces.
Absolutely right. And you know what's really exciting? This could be just the beginning. As we continue to understand more about how environment affects well-being, we might see these concepts evolving even further. The future of wellness might look very different from what we imagine today.
Thank you for joining us on this episode of Lookbook Inspirations. If you enjoyed it, be sure to subscribe and explore more of our luxury, design, and wellness content on Lookbook Magazine. See you soon for another immersive journey.
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Luxury fitness has always been about fancy equipment and spa treatments, but what if the future of wellness is actually about transforming rooftops into Mediterranean wellness paradises? Today we're exploring a revolutionary concept that's completely changing how we think about self-care.
Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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to Lookbook Inspirations, the podcast that explores new luxury experiences in art, design, and wellness. Today, we're heading to the French Riviera to discover a place that's redefining what self-care truly means.
Luxury fitness has always been about fancy equipment and spa treatments, but what if the future of wellness is actually about transforming rooftops into Mediterranean wellness paradises? Today, we're exploring a revolutionary concept that's completely changing how we think about self-care. That's such an interesting perspective. Tell me more about this innovative approach to wellness.
Well, imagine a 3,600-square-meter sanctuary perched above the French Riviera in Saint-Laurent-du-Var. The Metropolitan Sport Club and Spa has essentially created what I'd call a wellness ecosystem, designed by the renowned Juan Mancu architectural firm. You know how most gyms feel kind of enclosed? This place is literally bathed in natural light with this incredible 1,200-square-meter terrace overlooking the Bay of Angels. Hmm,
that's about the size of seven basketball courts combined, right? But what makes this concept so different from other luxury wellness facilities?
So here's what's fascinating. They've completely reimagined how different wellness elements flow together. The fitness area features this innovative cross-met training space with panoramic views, and all the equipment is connected with real-time tracking. But what's really game-changing is how they've integrated everything from high-tech workouts to traditional wellness practices.
Tell me more about these traditional elements. How do they blend with the modern features?
Picture this. You've got this stunning heated indoor pool facing the Mediterranean, right next to... ultra-modern ice fountains for recovery, but then there's also a traditional hammam with chromotherapy lighting. They've managed to take these ancient wellness practices and give them this incredible modern twist. And the sensory showers, they're like nothing you've ever experienced, combining different water pressures, temperatures, and aromatherapy in this choreographed sequence.
That's really fascinating how they're bridging traditional and modern approaches. What about the beauty and relaxation aspects?
Oh my gosh, this is where it gets even more interesting. They've partnered with Biologique Recherche, you know, that super prestigious French skincare brand. But here's what's unique. They're not just offering standard treatments. Each client gets this comprehensive skin analysis before they create a completely personalized treatment protocol.
The whole concept seems to challenge our traditional ideas about what a wellness facility should be. How are people actually using the space?
That's actually one of the most innovative aspects. They've noticed that members are spending entire days there moving through different experiences. You might start with a morning workout, then have a healthy lunch while working in their co-working space, which, by the way, has these amazing outdoor workstations with sea views. Then maybe you'll have a spa treatment in the afternoon and finish with some sunset yoga.
Well, that's quite different from the typical gym-in, gym-out routine most people are used to.
Exactly. And what's really interesting is how they've positioned it within the CAP 3000 shopping center. Most people would think that's an odd choice for a luxury wellness facility, but they've turned it into an advantage. The rooftop location creates this sense of escape while still being incredibly accessible.
How do you think this model might influence the future of wellness facilities globally?
You know, I think we're seeing the beginning of a major shift in how we approach wellness. This concept from Spain is showing that people don't want to compartmentalize their wellness activities anymore. They're looking for spaces that can support their entire lifestyle, from fitness to work to relaxation. And the architecture plays such a crucial role in making that possible.
Speaking of architecture, how exactly does the design facilitate this integrated approach?
The Juwon Manku design uses these subtle transitions between spaces with natural materials and this incredible lighting system that changes throughout the day to match our circadian rhythms. It's like they've created this seamless journey where you can flow from one experience to another without any jarring transitions.
That's really something special. what do you think are the broader implications for the wellness industry?
Well, I think we're going to see more facilities trying to create these comprehensive wellness environments. The key takeaway is that it's not just about offering multiple services. It's about understanding how people want to integrate wellness into their daily lives. This concept shows that luxury wellness isn't just about high-end equipment or expensive treatments. It's about creating spaces that support a truly holistic approach to well-being.
Sounds like they're really redefining what we should expect from our wellness spaces.
Absolutely right. And you know what's really exciting? This could be just the beginning. As we continue to understand more about how environment affects well-being, we might see these concepts evolving even further. The future of wellness might look very different from what we imagine today.
Thank you for joining us on this episode of Lookbook Inspirations. If you enjoyed it, be sure to subscribe and explore more of our luxury, design, and wellness content on Lookbook Magazine. See you soon for another immersive journey.
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Luxury fitness has always been about fancy equipment and spa treatments, but what if the future of wellness is actually about transforming rooftops into Mediterranean wellness paradises? Today we're exploring a revolutionary concept that's completely changing how we think about self-care.
Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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to Lookbook Inspirations, the podcast that explores new luxury experiences in art, design, and wellness. Today, we're heading to the French Riviera to discover a place that's redefining what self-care truly means.
Luxury fitness has always been about fancy equipment and spa treatments, but what if the future of wellness is actually about transforming rooftops into Mediterranean wellness paradises? Today, we're exploring a revolutionary concept that's completely changing how we think about self-care. That's such an interesting perspective. Tell me more about this innovative approach to wellness.
Well, imagine a 3,600-square-meter sanctuary perched above the French Riviera in Saint-Laurent-du-Var. The Metropolitan Sport Club and Spa has essentially created what I'd call a wellness ecosystem, designed by the renowned Juan Mancu architectural firm. You know how most gyms feel kind of enclosed? This place is literally bathed in natural light with this incredible 1,200-square-meter terrace overlooking the Bay of Angels. Hmm,
that's about the size of seven basketball courts combined, right? But what makes this concept so different from other luxury wellness facilities?
So here's what's fascinating. They've completely reimagined how different wellness elements flow together. The fitness area features this innovative cross-met training space with panoramic views, and all the equipment is connected with real-time tracking. But what's really game-changing is how they've integrated everything from high-tech workouts to traditional wellness practices.
Tell me more about these traditional elements. How do they blend with the modern features?
Picture this. You've got this stunning heated indoor pool facing the Mediterranean, right next to... ultra-modern ice fountains for recovery, but then there's also a traditional hammam with chromotherapy lighting. They've managed to take these ancient wellness practices and give them this incredible modern twist. And the sensory showers, they're like nothing you've ever experienced, combining different water pressures, temperatures, and aromatherapy in this choreographed sequence.
That's really fascinating how they're bridging traditional and modern approaches. What about the beauty and relaxation aspects?
Oh my gosh, this is where it gets even more interesting. They've partnered with Biologique Recherche, you know, that super prestigious French skincare brand. But here's what's unique. They're not just offering standard treatments. Each client gets this comprehensive skin analysis before they create a completely personalized treatment protocol.
The whole concept seems to challenge our traditional ideas about what a wellness facility should be. How are people actually using the space?
That's actually one of the most innovative aspects. They've noticed that members are spending entire days there moving through different experiences. You might start with a morning workout, then have a healthy lunch while working in their co-working space, which, by the way, has these amazing outdoor workstations with sea views. Then maybe you'll have a spa treatment in the afternoon and finish with some sunset yoga.
Well, that's quite different from the typical gym-in, gym-out routine most people are used to.
Exactly. And what's really interesting is how they've positioned it within the CAP 3000 shopping center. Most people would think that's an odd choice for a luxury wellness facility, but they've turned it into an advantage. The rooftop location creates this sense of escape while still being incredibly accessible.
How do you think this model might influence the future of wellness facilities globally?
You know, I think we're seeing the beginning of a major shift in how we approach wellness. This concept from Spain is showing that people don't want to compartmentalize their wellness activities anymore. They're looking for spaces that can support their entire lifestyle, from fitness to work to relaxation. And the architecture plays such a crucial role in making that possible.
Speaking of architecture, how exactly does the design facilitate this integrated approach?
The Juwon Manku design uses these subtle transitions between spaces with natural materials and this incredible lighting system that changes throughout the day to match our circadian rhythms. It's like they've created this seamless journey where you can flow from one experience to another without any jarring transitions.
That's really something special. what do you think are the broader implications for the wellness industry?
Well, I think we're going to see more facilities trying to create these comprehensive wellness environments. The key takeaway is that it's not just about offering multiple services. It's about understanding how people want to integrate wellness into their daily lives. This concept shows that luxury wellness isn't just about high-end equipment or expensive treatments. It's about creating spaces that support a truly holistic approach to well-being.
Sounds like they're really redefining what we should expect from our wellness spaces.
Absolutely right. And you know what's really exciting? This could be just the beginning. As we continue to understand more about how environment affects well-being, we might see these concepts evolving even further. The future of wellness might look very different from what we imagine today.
Thank you for joining us on this episode of Lookbook Inspirations. If you enjoyed it, be sure to subscribe and explore more of our luxury, design, and wellness content on Lookbook Magazine. See you soon for another immersive journey.
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