Article source: Architectural Bureau G.Natkevicius & Partners
The Marriott Hotel is an ambitious project of a bold structural and architecture idea.
The architecture of the hotel in Vilnius is unique in the context of the Courtyard by Marriott brand. From an architectural point of view, the Vilnius Hotel building is one of the most modern in the entire Courtyard by Marriott network. It marks an aesthetic shift in this modernizing brand, leaving behind the old American tradition and opening up to today’s architectural trends.
Located in the hill city of Sri Lanka, amidst the vast greenery lies #28, tucked lightly within nature itself. Prioritizing a low impact to the existing terrain, the building is elevated above ground with the added benefit of capturing the sight of the city and mountains through the tree canopy around it.
#28 is a self-catering boutique hotel that makes the use of the smart hotel system which allows the guests to get advantage of using the building without the assistance of a hotel staff. Guests will check in and check out through smart technology while payments will be managed through an online system, making #28 an ideal getaway even during a pandemic.
The project is developed on 4 floors plus a Mezzanine and Roof garden
On the ground floor there are 15 commercial premises that occupy an area of 762 m2 and the reception of the Hotel of 117.33 m2, with a total of 1,643.55 m2 of construction. Outside, there are outdoor parking lots that are made up of 28 controlled spaces for guests and 53 spaces for commerce, an electrical room, a machine room, access and exit controls, and an advertising totem and garbage room with 62.76 m2 of construction. Access and exit will be through Av. Huayacan and Calle Arbolada.
Situated at the gateway of Flamingo Dai Lai Resort, Forest In The Sky a property of Flamingo Holding Group – possesses the entire beautiful wide landscape of 123-hectare eco resort and surrounded by majestic Tam Dao Mountain. With location 15km from Noi Bai airport, though it is only a commune in a rural area, the architecture also contributes to creating a favorite destination for domestic and international tourists in Vietnam.
In the context of limited access to technology and equipment, Design effectively utilize available resources and promote local techniques. The use of local workers has created jobs for farmers, helping to improve their lives in many years after.
Tang Paradise Hotel is located on the eastern wing of the Tang Paradise theme park in Xi’an City (known as Chang’an in ancient times), just beside the picturesque Lotus Lake in the park. Since its opening in 2005, the hotel has been operating for 16 years. In 2020, based on the theme of “elegant gathering and garden banquet”, CCD upgraded the hotel by applying modern design languages, to reproduce the scene of ancient celebrities and literati gathering, strolling and drinking cheerfully in the garden back in the prosperous Tang Dynasty.
Article source: Department of ARCHITECTURE Co., Ltd.
The resort is situated in a rural landscape of Ayutthaya, Thailand, surrounded by the Chao Phraya River on one side and the canal on the other. The architectural design is a contemporary re-interpretation of the local rural landscape and intends to connect people to the life of the river and its atmosphere.
The buildings are scaled down to be in grain with the surrounding local houses, alternating and surrounded by lushness of trees, and arranged in clusters with variation of positioning, in and out with various building heights. The roofline of the clusters is corresponding to those of the surrounding villages. Yet the villas are contemporary in their spatiality. The living space of the villa is designed as if it is suspended between nature, with one full front opens up and connects to the river and another full opening opens up to the small courtyard on the opposite side. The hotel room type has a special bay window as a cozy little place to snuggle oneself in and to be connected with the rural canal view beyond.
Located on Main Street in historic downtown Fredricksburg, Albert Hotel builds on the 175-year legacy of the Keidel family’s relationship with this Hill Country town. Taking its name from Albert Keidel—an architect, historic preservationist, and man-about-town—the Keidel family’s connection to Fredericksburg dates to 1847, when Albert’s great-grandfather arrived to serve as the town doctor and judge. The hotel is located on the site where the Keidel family pharmacy and homestead still exist, both of which are integrated into the new hotel development.
Designs for The Forestias– a new residential-led masterplan with a large forest at its heart – have been revealed. Located on the outskirts of Bangkok, the pioneering development addresses the growing disconnect between contemporary city life and family traditions, underpinned by the idea of health and wellbeing. It focusses on the themes of serving the community, promoting multi-generational family co-living and reconnecting with nature, providing a template for healthier and happier urban living in Thailand. The entire development is based on smart city principles, with autonomous vehicles, smart meters and sensor networks.
The Żnin sugar factory was built in the late 19th century. Up until 2004, it operated producing sugar from beets. As a result of industrial restructuring, it was closed down and the buildings of the complex were ultimately designated for demolition. ARCHE subsequently purchased the complex with the goal of renovating the factory and reviving the valuable, but collapsing buildings, while endeavoring to respect their historical value, the changes made to them over generations, and their aesthetic and technical diversity.
At the eastern-most part of Par’Course you’ll find the hotel. The building’s main shape is wandering and, in that way, plays a large role in the urban design concept. The building follows the curve of the Geul River and, with its perpendicular angle, creates two squares: the main square and the hotel’s entrance square.
From the conceptual idea, the building plays an important role in the fabric of urban design and has therefore been given a traditional main shape with a roof design. A finely designed wooden façade gives the building a modern presence. Because of the horizontal section, the mezzanine floors are visible. The vertical wooden ribs have been cut away at the windows of the hotel rooms.
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