Nestled within the grounds of a Grade II Listed Queen-Anne Style Hotel in Surrey formely the home of Thomas Cook, this proposed spa facility introduces a bold, contemporary counterpoint to the traditional hotel architecture. The design features a striking black-clad, geometric volume that steps gracefully down the natural slope of the site.

The massing is carefully articulated into a series of tiered flat roofs and secluded terraces, breaking down the overall scale and allowing the building to embed itself directly into the topography. The dark exterior naturally recedes into the shadows of the surrounding tree canopy, creating a tranquil, grounded wellness retreat that frames immersive views of the Surrey landscape without competing with the heritage context.