Bad Saarow Hotel Units in Berlin, Germany by Renderkitchen

Article source: Stefanie Drawehn

Bad Saarow is a little town 70km southeast of Berlin, situated by a large lake and renowned for its thermal baths.

The project site is covered in large pine trees and borders the lake. On the site there is an existing old villa. The project task was to design 13 little hotel units / huts for the site with the existing building being the main hotel building (reception / restaurant).

Image Courtesy Renderkitchen

• Architects:Renderkitchen
• Project:Bad Saarow Hotel Units
• Location: Bad Saarow, Germany, Berlin
• Project Data: Between 25-30m2 for each unit
• Type: Hotel
• Rendering: Stefanie Drawehn (Renderkitchen)
• Software used: 3D Studio Max and Vray

Image Courtesy Renderkitchen

The hotel units have either one or two bedrooms with a floor area of 25 / 30m2.
The units where designed to fit in and respect their natural surroundings while still being modern and comfortable.
The façade is made of local timber with dark concrete walls separating the units. The huts feature a green roof and little timber boardwalks connect each hut with the main path.

The concrete walls and the setbacks between the units allow their guests to be sheltered from their neighbors while letting in a maximum amount of daylight. There is natural light in every room. The bathroom window next to the entry door is frosted glass.

Tags: Bad Saarow, Berlin, Germany

Categories: 3dS Max, Hotel, V-Ray

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