Archive for the ‘hotel’
Traditional And Natural Design of Villa Banteng by Formwerkz
Bali, “The God’s Island”, has a lot of beautiful luxurious villa. One of them is Villa Banteng, located in Kerobokan, North Kuta. It was designed by Formwerkz.
Green Hotel – Hutton Hotel by Amerimar Enterprise
Nashville Hutton Hotel was opened at the early 2009. Hotel Interactive recently referred to the building as “one of the most sustainable focused properties” it had ever seen, although the developer, Amerimar Enterprises, decided to skip LEED certification.
Upcycled Container House in Malaysia by Ken Kwok
This is not only a concept. This is real. A container house was designed by Ken Kwok on Malaysia. Using 6 shipping containers, Anand Bungalow, Sdn. Bhd. developed 2,551 sq ft project, including rainwater collector, natural ventilation, water-efficient fixtures, dual-flush toilets, and abundant natural lighting to minimize energy consumption. This is awesome.
Altis Belém Hotel (Lisbon) Architecture by Riscon
Located on Lisbon’s waterfront between Bom Sucesso Dock and the Folk Art Museum, Altis Belém Hotel becomes one of Riscon‘s masterpiece. It is a 5-star hotel with 50 rooms and some facilities intended to support water sports.
Its position at right angles to the Tagus offers fine views of the city sweeping down to the river and of the riverside areas from Belém Tower to the Padrão das Descobertas (monument to the Discoveries). The scale of the design establishes a relationship with the dock and creates a kind of aquatic piazza.
Architecture Pazhou Hotel in Guangzhou, China by Aedas
A modern unique hotel architecture project called Pazhou Hotel and Mix-used Development was designed by Aedas Architecture under Nan Fung China Development ltd commissioning. This project should be completed at 2012. It is centrally located with Guangzhou’s large, existing exhibition center zone. The project sited on 159,142 sq.m, within a spit of land in the Pearl River immediately outside of Guangzhou center, affords views to the water from both directions, although the project fronts directly onto one of the water ways itself. The design should strive to be unique and iconic to give the project a strong and comfortable identity within its surroundings, aiding in its success among competing neighbors.
