Andre Agassi Developing Luxury Hotel
His tennis career may be over, but Andre Agassi is already well into another kind of game. He and his wife, Stefanie Graf, are developing a luxury hotel complex, the Fairmont Tamarack. The couple is not only investing in the project, but they will be "active in the development, design and overall lifestyle offering[s]."
The resort will be located in Donnelly, Idaho and it will have two locations, Belvedere Ridge and Whitewater. The former will be a village location with about 285 hotel/condo units a golf course and a world-class spa. The hotel units fill be operated by Fairmont Resorts. The Whitewater campus will have 50 private residences and will be located partway up the mountain, providing easy access to the ski slopes in winter and lots of privacy.
The complex is scheduled for completion in 2008 or 2009.
The List #0147: Escape a Car Underwater
Visit the Maldive Islands Before It's Too Late
H&M's Plus-Size Model Jennie Runk Says She Chose To Gain Weight
Okla. Sheriff's Deputy Finds Dog Guarding Body Buried Under Destroyed Home
Reptiles Make Home in UK Man's Cable Box
Springtime Budget-Busters -- Savings Experiment
Is This Woman Too Pretty To Work?
Mariah Carey Suffers Wardrobe Malfunction on Good Morning America
Parents Face Tough Choice When Tornadoes Bear Down
The Story Behind Hairspray
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
geno endicott Sep 6th 2006 6:51PM
Nothing about tennis courts?! clay? grass?
rtms Sep 6th 2006 10:07PM
It's Steffi Graf, never Stefenie! Please the woman is German, don't insult her like that,lol.
This whole thing looks and sound nice. Can't wait to see the design specs.
Scot Sep 7th 2006 9:10AM
To design the project, Agassi/Graf and Bayview Financial LP(R) selected
internationally renowned interior architectural design firm Wilson &
Associates, whose varied and global projects include: The Palace of the
Lost City in South Africa; Las Ventanas al Paraiso in Cabo San Lucas;
Atlantis Resort at Paradise Island, Bahamas and many well-known properties
in Las Vegas such as The Venetian and The Mansions at MGM. Also
collaborating on the project is Colorado-based architecture firm VAg, Inc.,
which specializes in residential resort architecture and prides itself on
environmental awareness, a critical aspect to the long-term vision at
Tamarack, and a shared focus for both architecture firms. Wilson &
Associates' work at Tamarack will incorporate natural materials and the use
of local artisans.