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The website features a selection of the best new hospitality projects around the world, by respected designers.
In addition, we post information and images of significant contemporary accommodation architecture projects on this international website. Our focus is on internationally-significant architectural works.
Design: Handel Architects. Shiny new building in Chelsea: a 184,000 sqft boutique hotel. The 12-story building includes 316 guestrooms, two restaurants, rooftop and VIP lounges, outdoor pool and pool bar, a gym, event space, and ground floor retail.
Construction starts on phase 2 of a hotel-centric mixed-use development on the bay in San Diego designed by John Portman & Associates, adding a new InterContinental Hotel to the dual-branded select service hotel featuring a SpringHill Suites and Residence Inn.
Design: nps tchoban voss architects. The new four-star hotel Titanic has been built on a wide vacant building lot in Berlin´s central district called “Mitte” and with its multiple wings extends wide on to the premises
Design: Dmitry Pozarenko, Architect. A building inspired by “old barns made of stone; forest streams running through the bushes; summer kitchens for open-air cooking; apiaries and 100-foot high pines by the river”.
Design: Fletcher Joseph Associates. Primarily, the scheme has been updated to include a 111% increase in proposed residential accommodation provision across the site.
Design: Miguel Ángel Aragonés, architect. An expansive architecture using simple rectilinear forms, focused on water and the ocean beyond, designed in a crisp white palette.
Design: OAD, architects
This secluded and tranquil hillside resort in Yunnan, China, develops its subtle and elegant design from the architects’ understanding of local culture and geography.
Claridge’s London hotel, Mayfair, England. UK Art Deco building earned its reputation as Buckingham Palace’s extension around the World War II period. Founded in 1812.
New photos – The vision of Sir Gilbert Scott, originally brought to life in 1860s, was meant to extend the St Pancras station frontage and drew an obvious inspiration from the Gothic Revival Palace of Westminster, nowadays known as the Houses of Parliament.
Design: John Portman & Associates – BRIC Phase One is a dual-branded Marriott with a 253-key select service Springhill Suites hotel and a 147-key extended stay Residence Inn hotel, leased retail areas for shops and restaurants and above-grade structured parking.
Design: SLCE Architects: 26-floor, 228-key hotel between Broadway and Nassau Street in the Financial District, proceeding after the demolition of the three-story commercial building on the site,
Design: Moxon Architects. Highlands Hospitality Ltd granted planning permission to sensitively restore The Fife Arms hotel in Braemar, a significant landmark in the scenic village famed for the Braemar Gathering annual highland games, the Cairngorms National Park and its Royal Deeside connections.
Design: Chung Wai / Tony Lam of AGC Design. The story begins by tracing back in the 1920s Sheung Wan. The design reflects the historical streetscape of Hong Kong. The identity of the rectangular tenement house all seems to be in specific repetitive order, forming a uniform but dynamic streetscape.
Design: Benoy, Architects. 15 storey hotel tower plans part of a £200m expansion of Aberdeen’s Union Square shopping mall on behalf of Hammerson: an application for planning in principle for a new hotel and expanded retail, cinema and multi-storey car park.