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6 Aug 2021
Malmaison York, York, North Yorkshire, northeast England
Renewal Design: Dexter Moren Associates
photo © Jack Hardy
Malmaison York luxury hotel, Yorkshire
This 150-room luxury hotel boasts York’s highest rooftop bar with breath-taking views of York Minster and the historic city beyond. Locally known as the Aviva building, the 1960s brutalist structure truly reflects the principles of the mid-century style and features eight levels of concrete floorplates, façade and waffle ceilings.
23 Oct 2019
Feldon Valley Golf Club, Oxfordshire
Design: Design Engine Architects
photograph : Martin Gardner
Feldon Valley Golf Club in Oxfordshire
Design Engine have completed their ambitious scheme to redevelop Feldon Valley Golf Club, with the final phase of works culminating in the opening of a new boutique hotel and four woodland lodges.
12 Apr 2017
Eden Hotel, Cornwall, Southwest England
Architects: Tate Harmer
image © AVR London
Eden Hotel in Cornwall
Tate Harmer’s design for a new £8.5million hotel at The Eden Project, in Cornwall, has received planning permission. The scheme, set to complete in 2018, will comprise 109-bedrooms, a restaurant and education rooms.
24 Oct 2016
Camel Creek Resort, North Cornwall
Design: PRP Architects
image Courtesy architecture office
Camel Creek Resort
Alton Towers founder, John Broome, wins planning permission to develop “the UK’s first six star resort”. Located between Newquay Airport and fashionable Padstow, the Cornish resort will feature luxury villas, stylish tree houses and a large sub-tropical pool surrounded by thousands of newly planted indigenous trees.
22 Jul 2015
Ageas Bowl Hotel, Botley Road, West End, Hampshire
Architect: EPR Architects
image Courtesy architecture office
Ageas Bowl Hotel Building
For over a hundred years, the English city of Southampton had its own county cricket ground, the home of Hampshire. However, by the 1990s the historic ground was ageing and becoming increasingly hemmed in by the growth of the city around it. Hampshire Cricket Ltd made a bold move to relocate the cricket ground and construct a brand new stadium.
Tower of London Hotel, London
Design: Bennetts Associates
photo : Edmund Sumner
Tower of London Hotel
W London – Leicester Square, London
Design: Jestico + Whiles Architects
picture : Hufton & Crow
W London – Leicester Square
Town Hall Hotel & Apartments, London E2
Design: Rare Architecture
photo : rare architecture
Town Hall Hotel & Apartments
English Hotel Building Designs
art’otel hoxton london
Design: Squire and Partners
image from architecture practice
art’otel london
Biggin Hill Airport Hotel, Bromley, Kent
Design: EPR Architects
picture from architect firm
Biggin Hill Airport Hotel
Gatwick Airport Hotel, southeast England
Design: EPR Architects
picture from architects office
Gatwick Airport Hotel
Greenwich Hotel, south east London
Design: Eva Jiricna Architects Limited
picture from architecture practice
Greenwich Hotel
Guoman Hotel, Heathrow, London
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image from architect office
Guoman Hotel Heathrow
H10 Hotel, London SE1
Design: Maccreanor Lavington
photograph © Tim Crocker
H10 Hotel
Hersham Golf Club Hotel, Surrey
Design: ReardonSmith Architects
picture from architect studio
Hersham Golf Club Hotel
Manchester Hilton, northwest England
Design: Ian Simpson Architects
photo © Adrian Welch
Manchester Hilton Building
Worthing Beach Hotel, West Sussex
Design: Devereux Architects
image from architects practice
English Beach Hotel
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