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Archive for the ‘Hotel’ CategorySamaná Hotel in Samana Peninsula, Dominican Republic by Estudio betsabeTuesday, May 14th, 2013Article source: Estudio betsabe Surge the initiative of a group of investors to build a project of a \”unique design hotel\”, located on the Samana Peninsula, Dominican Republic. The game idea is to study the behavior of \”a leaf\”, its structure and growth through a repeating sequence, hence links the development of the first draft.  Image courtesy Estudio betsabe
Hostel in kyonan, Japan by Yasutaka Yoshimura ArchitectsFriday, May 10th, 2013Article source: Yasutaka Yoshimura Architects This private training center has 2 capsule-hotel and 3 tatami-style buildings. They are positioned with various angles of axis and all the rooms have a view of the Tokyo Bay, each one becoming a space like a ship’s cabin. The client requested guest units that had the possibility of future relocation or addition. While clearing these requirements and in order to ensure the necessary dimension for the bedroom spaces with economy, we utilized a wooden structural frame on a standard freight-truck of adequate dimensions.  Image Courtesy © Yasutaka Yoshimura
Hotel Park and Seeallee Heiden in Switzerland by Kubota & Bachmann ArchitectsThursday, April 25th, 2013Article source: Kubota & Bachmann Architects The Park Hotel is located in a strategic point in Heiden, where different urban conditions come together: The landscape continuity crossing the plot area, the particular building density and its relevant position from the main entrance to the city. Those realities are shaping the final proposal, in order to achieve a perfect urban integration, enhance the environment qualities, and make city, within the strict respect of urban regulations.  Image courtesy Kubota & Bachmann Architects
Eurostars Book Hotel in Munich, Germany by Rieder Smart Elements GmbHTuesday, April 16th, 2013Article source: Rieder Smart Elements GmbH The fibreC glassfibre reinforced concrete facade of the Eurostars Book Hotel in Munich is part of a marvellous design idea. The architecture of the building tells its very own story of books as cultural objects. Every floor reflects a literary genre, whereas rooms and corridors are dedicated to famous works. Rieder’s ingeniously formed facade elements represent the turning pages of books, whilst also providing protection from direct solar exposure. A specially developed process allows for manufacturing glassfibre reinforced concrete as round moulds, making individual facades, like the book pages of the Eurostars Book Hotel, possible.  Image courtesy Rieder Smart Elements GmbH
Fletcher Hotel in Amsterdam, The Netherlands by Benthem Crouwel ArchitectsThursday, April 11th, 2013Article source: Benthem Crouwel Architects In development area of Amstel III, situated on Amsterdam’s southeast side, Meibergdreef lane is currently being re-developed into an urban axis. This re-development constituted the catalyst for the construction of a four-star hotel, just across a present food strip. The hotel is located as closely as possible to the flanking highway A2. On approach from the south, the volume recognisably marks the entrance to Amsterdam.  Image Courtesy © Jannes Linders
Hotel And Restaurant “Bukovina” in Bukovel, Ukraine by Architectural Studio “Didencul Project”Thursday, March 28th, 2013Article source: Architectural Studio “Didencul Project” The design project of hotel complex “Bucovina” that is located in a fashionable ski resort area Bukovel, Ukraine. The hotel complex is a four-storey building, where on the first (ground) floor one can find a restaurant and utility rooms. The second floor can accommodate two VIP restaurants and hotel rooms, while the space on the third and the fourth floors is occupied by a flat. The design project was implemented in 2008.  Image Courtesy Architectural Studio “Didencul Project”
Hotel Wiesergut in Hinterglemm, Austria by Gogl ArchitektenFriday, March 22nd, 2013Article source: Gogl Architekten Time seems to stop in Saalbach-Hinterglemm. Just an hour away from Salzburg, traditional houses and hotels with carved dark wooden terraces pepper the rolling landscape of this intimate alpine town. Located directly on the ski slopes and framed by age-old mountains, a white four-story house rises above an ensemble of minimal, modern buildings with floor-to-ceiling windows.  Image Courtesy © Mario Webhofer
CitizenM Hotel in Amsterdam, The Netherlands by Concrete Architectural AssociatesSunday, March 17th, 2013Article source: Concrete Architectural Associates citizenM is a new Dutch hotel group that opens their first hotel at Schiphol Airport in the second quarter of 2008. The concept of the hotel is to cut out all hidden costs and remove all unnecessary items, in order to provide its guests a luxery feel for a budget price. The hotel exists of 215 rooms of 14 sq. m, all prefabricated produced in citizenM’s own factory and easy to transport. The rooms are stacked on a ground floor with a dynamic lobby / living-room space, creating rooms and F&B functions. Since citizenM believes a great bed and a simple and clean bathroom is all we need during a city or business trip, the design is focused on these items.  Image Courtesy © Ewout Huibers
CitizenM Hotel in Glasgow, Scotland by Concrete Architectural AssociatesSaturday, March 16th, 2013Article source: Concrete Architectural Associates CitizenM is a new Dutch hotel group that opened their first two hotels at Schiphol Airport and in Amsterdam City in 2008 and 2009. CitizenM Glasgow will be the third hotel to open, and offers mobile citizens of the world affordable luxury in the heart of the city. The concept of the hotel is to cut out all hidden costs and remove all unnecessary items, in order to provide its guests a luxury feel for a budget price. The hotel exists of 198 rooms of 14 sq. m, all prefabricated produced in a factory and easy to transport.  Image Courtesy © Richard Powers
CitizenM Hotel in Schiphol, The Netherlands by Concrete Architectural AssociatesFriday, March 15th, 2013Article source: Concrete Architectural Associates CitizenM is a new Dutch hotel group that opens their first hotel at Schiphol Airport in the second quarter of 2008. The concept of the hotel is to cut out all hidden costs and remove all unnecessary items, in order to provide it guests a luxery feel for a budget price. The hotel exists of 230 rooms of 14 sq. m, all prefabricated produced in citizenM’s own factory and easy to transport. The rooms are stacked on a ground floor with a dynamic lobby / living-room space, creating rooms and F&B functions. Since CitizenM believes a great bed and a simple and clean bathroom is all we need during a city or business trip, the design is focused on these items.  Image Courtesy © Ewout Huibers
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