New Majestic hotel in Singapore by Ministry of Design

Article source: Ministry of Design

Predating the advent of the boutique hotel movement in Singapore, MOD conceptualized the New Majestic experience to simultaneously draw from its locale and heritage whilst looking forward to create an experiential narrative which earned it membership in the internationally acclaimed “Design Hotels” group. At that point in time, it was the sole Singaporean hotel belonging to the group.

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• Architects: Ministry of Design
• Project: New Majestic hotel
• Location: Singapore

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MOD designed the interior architecture for all the public spaces as well as for all 30 rooms in the New Majestic Hotel to satisfy the new global hotel consumer’s appetite for distinctive experiences, and introduced 5 new room typologies, which fundamentally redefine the hotel room experience architecturally: these include the “Hanging Bedroom”, and the “Loft Room”. MOD also teamed up with the architects to re-investigate the Singaporean shop-house typology by introducing natural light via airwells and portholes, natural ventilation via airwells and ceiling fans, a swimming pool & 2 sets of 4 inter-connectable private garden decks on the 2nd floor.

Image Courtesy © Ministry of Design

Image Courtesy © Ministry of Design

Image Courtesy © Ministry of Design

Image Courtesy © Ministry of Design

Tags: Singapore

Categories: Boutique, Hotel, Interiors, public spaces

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