The Pollina resort occupies a spectacular promontory on the Mediterranean. It comprises three different building types, constructed at various times from the 1970s onwards, and now has to respond to a changed idea of hospitality. The project began with a strategy for reorganising the resort: a way of putting the existing buildings — which can be neither altered nor extended — to new uses through a series of minor interventions, significantly transforming the guest experience and repositioning it towards luxury. The public spaces were upgraded and the rooms reworked at varying levels of intervention — from light refurbishment in the standard rooms to more substantial changes in the suites — in order to develop a room mix suited to the contemporary guest. The rooms were designed, alongside the architecture developed by Oneworks, to maximise the relationship with the landscape and the sea that surrounds the resort.