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The structure of the 40-story building consists of two internal vertical cores that connect at the top, bottom and mid levels. From the outside, the building abstractly resembles a figure 8, an auspicious and lucky number in Chinese numerology.
The hotel houses 770 rooms which include a variety of standard guest rooms, suites and “sky villas” (nine exclusive, two-floor duplex villas that clock in at approximately $11,138 USD per night). While Morpheus is definitively the crowning glory of the City of Dreams, the resort also includes a casino, two theaters, a shopping district, 20 restaurants, and four hotels, not to mention various meeting and event facilities, gaming rooms, spa, rooftop pools, and other hotel amenities.
A series of voids are carved throughout the interiors of the hotel, defining the hotel’s public spaces.
There’s no denying that Morpheus will become an iconic landmark in Macau. While the hotel experience is still something to be uncovered, one thing is for sure and Lawrence Ho, chairman and CEO of Melco Resorts, said it best:
From the very beginning, we shared ZHA’s vision and determination to push boundaries. Morpheus offers a journey of the imagination. From the curved exterior to the dramatic interior spaces, it pleases the eye and excites the senses: a contemporary masterpiece to be enjoyed by many generations to come.