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Design: Architectural and Urban Planning Design and Research Institute of Huazhong University of Science and Technology
The architects drew nutrients from the Tujia traditional dwellings, which included the planning pattern of the settlement and the grounding of the house.
Architects: Co-Direction Interior Design. Tao Yuan-Ming’s idyllic life with freedom and no worries is the client’s original intention to establish this hotel. The client wants to create an inn where they can talk and drink with the guests from different places.
Architects: ENOTA
Stone Terrace Hotel is set on steep slope in an idyllic bay on Pag Island in Croatia. It is a beautiful island surrounded with crystal water but is on the other hand also known for its harsh winter windy conditions and is therefore only scarcely covered with greenery.
Design: CDD, architects
The project is located in Hemingzhou Hotspring Resort & Spa, which is far away from the hustle and bustle in cities. The developer targets at building an ideal resort for ecological recuperating and refining one’s mind and body.
Architects: 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.
Architects: Atelier Pod. Perched over 2,000 metres above sea level on the curving rim of a great canyon in Jabal Akhdar, Arabic for “The Green Mountain”, this resort has 115 keys and six restaurants
Benoy’s design for the new China International Travel Service (CITS) Sanya Eyot scheme in Hainan is progressing with the latest designs being released this month
Design: Madeleine Blanchfield Architects. Villa Savu Savu was constructed by locals using traditional Fijian materials and techniques. The roofs are made from locally sourced timbers bound together at steep angles.
Architects: VITTI Sthapati Brindo Ltd. This Resort is the essence of traditional village design with its formation along the slope of the hills. Trees shape the setting of the cottages, thereby leaving the surrounding nature and contour site remain untouched.
Design: Kamvari Architects. Working with traditional forms together with the dynamic nature of the railway the building forms seek to express the speed of the train against the stillness of the stations. Creating a timeless and calm interior that will reflect local traditions and values.
Design: SmithGroupJJR
Luxury apartments, penthouses and villas directly overlooking the marina and featuring walk-out access to private berths welcoming seafarers, residents and visitors.
Design: QIN Yue-Ming. The Silkgarden Resort and Spa, is located at this pastoral scene, poetically described as “Fairy water falls on earth, and beautiful scenery is looming in the mist.”
This Turkish winery building design by CM Mimarlik includes production and storage sections as well as service programmes such as laboratories and offices. In addition to this there is a 21 room hotel and spa program.
Architects: TYIN tegnestue. Placed north of the Arctic Circle on the beautiful island of archipelago Fleinvær, which include between 200 and 300 islands, the artists’ retreat blends perfectly into the surrounding rocky landscape.
Design: The Buchan Group, architects. Currently under construction the resorts include the Sheraton Resort & Spa at Tokoriki Island, the Westin Resort & Spa in Denarau, and the new Momi Bay Resort
Design: PRP Architects. Broome wins Planning battle to develop “UK’s first six star resort” in North Cornwall with luxury villas, stylish tree houses and a large sub-tropical pool.
Design: Richard Meier & Partners – luxury residential and hotel development with 965 feet of Atlantic Ocean frontage on nine pristine acres. The development includes three new translucent glass buildings and preserves the landmark Russell Pancoast-designed Surf Club.