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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Hotel Cavallino Bianco in Urtijëi, Italy by noa* network of architectureNovember 13th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: noa* network of architecture noa* (network of architecture) was comissioned to redesigned all 88 rooms and suites of the existing “Family & Spa Grand Hotel Cavallino Bianco” in Ortisei (Val Gardena, Italy) meeting highest demands and its luxurious demand. Maximum flexibility characterizes the entire proposal, claiming lots of different room atmospheres for the entire family. “Time is an essence which cannot be changed; however, we can change the quality of time… and learn to use it to the best advantage.” – Stefan Rier  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture
 Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture The new design of the hotel inspires the guests to spend their time deliberately. The hotel’s new philosophy “Time is life, live it now!” becomes an integral part of the new interior design concept: the rooms can be organized with different living atmospheres, where you can spend time on your own, just with your partner or together as a family. “My time – Kids time – Couple’s time – Family time”  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture A high degree of flexibility forms the basis of the overall design. Each room has special features that are designed specifically for children. The entire space can be converted with a few simple manual moves in various spheres. The flexible elements, removable, collapsible, or extensible create various living situations within a space that can respond to various requirements of the guests in the shortest time. Whether time you spend, alone, with your beloved or as a family, the room adapts to its users and creates a particular value of coexistence.  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture The design responds with clean lines, neutral colours and soft tones combined with locally sourced high quality materials. Classical elements such as ornaments and cornices respond to the history of the Grand hotel, while creating a harmonious and elegant sense of space… Instead of kitsch and silly decoration, you will discover individually bespoke objects like mouse hooks, reminding that this is place designed for children.  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture
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