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The Murray Hotel / Foster + Partners

• Architects
Foster + Partners
• Location
Hong Kong
• Foster + Partners Team list
Norman Foster, Luke Fox, Armstrong Yakubu, Colin Ward, Andy Lister, Stefano Cesario, 
Tim Dyer,
Lawrence Wong, Won Suk Cho, Benjamin Stevenson, Carl Bonas,
Amy Butler, Charlotte Gallen, Catt Godon, Manuela Guidarini, Tanja Heath,
Abbie Labrum,
Harry Twigg,
Bong Yeung
• Area
33750.0 m2
• Project Year
2017
• Photographs
Nigel Young / Foster + Partners, Michael Weber

Text description provided by the architects. The Murray is a luxury 336-room hotel located on the southern edge of Central with panoramic views of The Peak and the gardens to the south. This major transformation of the listed building aims to reinvent this unique urban quarter – stitching together the urban fabric by linking
the large green spaces flanking the site to
the east and west.

A former government headquarters tower, the Murray Building was originally designed at a time when the city
was planned around the car, and consequently stands on
an island site, surrounded by roads making it impermeable for pedestrians. One of the central aims of the project is
to reconnect the building with the city at ground level, creating a new street frontage on Garden Road, transparent and welcoming ground floor spaces, and enhancing and extending the landscaped grounds to incorporate a public tai chi area. At the tower’s base is a sequence of four-storey high arches intersected by a podium, and a vehicle ramp, which is a distinctive feature of the original building.

A large Old and Valuable tree, which rises up through
a void in the parking slab of the podium has been liberated and conserved as the centrepiece of the arrivals sequence for guests.The architecture of the original building is in direct response to the climate of Hong Kong – the windows are recessed and carefully orientated to avoid the harsh tropical sunlight – gaining it an Energy Efficient Building Award in 1994. The design team consulted Ron Phillips, the original architect from the public works department, thus gaining valuable insights into the building’s history. The new design retains the façade while upgrading other aspects of the building and extending the life of the building by introducing a new function appropriate for changing demands of the city – giving it a sustainable legacy for years to come.The tower is characterised by the distinctive pattern of its white façade, which is made up of a grid of square windows. In a fusion of interior and exterior, the inset bays provide
a modular unit and organising principle for the hotel rooms, allowing for a variety of planning options. The upper level suites are angled to create a generous central living space. Luxurious corner suites benefit from spectacular dual- aspect views of the harbour and the peaks and gardens.

Venue Hotel / Aline Architect

• Architects
Aline Architect
• Location
24 Tôn Đản, Lộc Thọ, Thành phố Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa 650000,Vietnam
• Architect in Charge
[Le Minh Duc
• Design Team
Vu Dinh Phuc, Dang Quynh Le
• Area
3150.0 m2
• Project Year
2017
• Photographs
Hiroyuki Oki
• Manufacturers
Hai Long glass, Xingfa

Text description provided by the architects. Located in the central square of Nha Trang City, the building stands out among regular square blocks. The façade area is quite narrow, so the architect has transformed the monotonous glasses into colorful "walles". A part of elevation space is used as a place to plant trees, as a result, it creates "green" balconies, brings the comfort feelings to the users. The façade area is quite narrow but the land plot is such a corner plot so the whole room is designed to receive direct natural wind and sunlight. All rooms come with sea views.
From the perspective of architects, we always want a building that impresses visitors from viewing angles, feelings to the use which need to be most comfortable and convenient. Reducing the construction cost and operation of the building are also paid attention, so all the materials in the building are purely local materials, solar cells that provide adequate hot water for all the rooms, lighting system, there are 100% of rooms receiving direct lighting, so it minimizes the use of electricity.

After the research process on climate in Nha Trang, we shall offer solutions as follows:
The South elevation will suffer the least impact from the sun, so the architectural solution will extend the entire doors toward this direction. Similarly, the hotel rooms are also facing the south for enjoying the wind and natural light. Due to narrow elevation (7m) with the large height (60m), so the building toward the east and south (main view) is processed in the form of connection, transition, and interference, to relieve the sense of proportion and townhouse form for the building.

In all hotel rooms, the building elevation is inspired by a traditional roof (sloped roof tiles) and stylized in combination with green tree pots that are arranged sequentially in a chain to create a crystal form for covering the entire building with more than 120 pots cleverly arranged throughout the entire elevation. Therefore, when in the room, visitors will feel the light and green trees in combination with the views through the windows like a house, eliminating the feelings of dryness and facilitating the intimate relationship.

Wild Coast Tented Lodge / Nomadic Resorts

• Architects
Nomadic Resorts
• Location
Main Entrance Rd, Palatupana, Sri Lanka
• Design Team
Olav Bruin, with Freddie Catlow, Inma Cantero, Oana Tudose, Julian Klaus Trummer
• Area
5250.0 m2
• Project Year
2017
• Photographs
Marc Hernandez Folguera
• Manufacturers
Serge Ferrari, Hunter Douglas Window Covering

Text description provided by the architects. Nomadic Resorts and Bo Reudler Studio teamed up to design and construct the spectacular Wild Coast Tented Lodge - the first of its kind in Sri Lanka. Sustainability, landscape and heritage are intertwined in the design of the Wild Coast Tented Lodge. Located on the edge of Yala National Park in the south of Sri Lanka, the 36-tent safari camp welcomed its first guests in November 2017.The eco-resort’s organic architecture integrates seamlessly into the site, which comprises dryland forests that merge into the rugged sandy coastline overlooking the Indian Ocean. The five-star lodge is designed to give visitors an intimate experience of Yala, celebrating the flora, fauna and culture of the area, with minimal intrusion on the landscape. Local influences were especially important, from vernacular traditions and materials to community involvement.

The project was commissioned by Resplendent Ceylon, a subsidiary of Dilmah Tea, whose unique resorts offer curious travellers diverse experiences linked to Sri Lanka’s history, culture and nature. The architecture references natural formations in Yala’s landscape, namely the massive rounded boulders scattered throughout the park, at a macro scale, and termite mounds, at a micro scale. Adopting a human scale in between, the camp’s main buildings appear as outcrops of boulder-like pavilions clustered organically together at either end of the site. Larger open volumes intersect with smaller enclosed domes that house more private functions. Connecting the welcome area at the entrance to the waterfront bar, restaurant and library is a meandering natural landscape lined with clusters of cocoon-like tensile membrane structures called Loopers.
Resembles a leopard paw print, each cluster overlooks a watering hole designed to attract wildlife. The spa is set back from the beachfront. From afar, the large pavilions appear solid but upon closer inspection, they’re revealed as light, open structures crafted from a woven grid shell bamboo structure clad in reclaimed teak shingles. Large, arched openings and high vaulted ceilings create a strong sense of space. The existing vegetation is retained to ensure an authentic experience of the landscape, complemented by an attractive Xeriscape of spiky plants and elegant rock balance sculptures by Adrian Gray.

Whereas the architecture focuses on the exterior of the boulders, the interior reflects the treasures concealed within such as caves, crystals and veins of precious minerals. Capturing a sense of discovery, adventure and enchantment, the interior combines ecological luxury and local elegance with a contemporary edge. Echoing the context of the site, local materials such as stone, quartz and mud brick are paired with a rich palette of copper, brass, terrazzo, wood, bamboo and textiles, with a strong focus on high-quality materials that age gracefully. Highlights include the swimming pool that flows through the restaurant and bar and lights up like the night sky, an illuminated copper-leaf tree suspended in the 10m-high bamboo dome of the restaurant, mud brick seating installations and bamboo chandeliers that punctuate the main spaces. Nomadic Resorts was responsible for the architecture and landscaping
Bo Reudler Studio designed the interiors.

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Emirates Palace

Najskuplji hotel ikada sagrađen je Emirates Palace koji se nalazu u Abu Dabiju (Ujedinjeni Arapski Emirati) i vrednost mu je oko tri biliona dolara. U njegovom posedu se nalazi 394 apartmana i 40 konferencijskih sala, plaža od belog peska, bezbroj bazena i fontana, raskošni spa centar, preko 1000 kristalnih lustera i trinaest vrsta mermera uveženih iz raznih zemalja.Hotel Emirates Palace podseća na pozlaćenu tvrđavu u kojoj je sve u znaku hedonizma. Hotel takođe može da se pohvali najrazvijenijim pristaništem na Bliskom Istoku.

Burj Al Arab

U Dubaiju se na veštački napravljenom ostrvcetu nalazi fascinantni hotel u obliku jedra – Burj Al Arab.Nijedan hotela nije toliko fotografisan koliko Burj Al Arab.
Sve sobe u hotelu su luksuzni apartmani na dva sprata. Svaka soba ima svoju priču, kada je šarenoliki enterijer u pitanju, i predivan pogled s prozora. Enterijer hotela je ukrašen sa oko 1.790 kvadratnih metara čistog zlata

Capital Gate / RMJM

• Architects
RMJM

• Location
Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

• Architect in Charge
Jeff Schofield, Senior Design Architect & Neil van der Veen, Associate Director

• Area
53100.0 m2

• Project Year
2011

• Photographs
Edgard EI, Serge Bystro, CC 3.0

• Manufacturers
GKD Metal Fabrics, Pentair



Text description provided by the architects. The Capital Gate ‘Feature Tower’ is an iconic development located on the exhibition site of the greater ADNEC masterplan. The tower is distinguished by a dramatic steel and glass facade with a striking organic form. With its cantilevered tea lounge and open air pool deck, it provides a unique presence on the skyline of Abu Dhabi and creates a memorable identity to the exhibition centre. A sculptural stainless steel ‘splash’ flows down the front and at low level forms the hotel entrance canopy, flowing over the existing grandstand and acting as a solar shading device for both the building and the grandstand seating.

A free form internal atrium with a dynamic glass roof brings natural light and space deep into the tower. External lighting is designed to minimise both light pollution and energy consumption, based on a combination of low-level landscape lighting with façade lighting comprising a net of compact LED clusters integrated into the design of the steel glazing system. At over 160m tall, the building stands 35 storeys high and offers over 16,000 sqm of high quality office space, as well as Abu Dhabi’s first Hyatt hotel, ‘The Hyatt@Capital Centre’.
Structurally, this challenging building sits on an intensive distribution of 490 piles which were drilled 30 metres underground to accommodate the gravitational, wind and seismic forces caused by the distinctive lean of the building. The Feature Tower is an exemplary example of RMJM’s design and in-house engineering capabilities. In January 2010 Capital Gate in Abu Dhabi was recognised as the world’s furthest leaning manmade tower by the Guinness Book of World Records.

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Morpheus, a new flagship hotel for the City of Dreams resort in Macau, opens Friday 15 June 2018.



Asia’s most popular entertainment destination, Macau welcomed more than 32 million tourists in 2017, with visitor numbers increasing every year. Located in Cotai, Macau, City of Dreams is a leading integrated resort including casino, two theatres, shopping district, 20 restaurants and four hotels.

Informed by the fluid forms within China’s rich traditions of jade carving, the Morpheus’ design combines dramatic public spaces and generous guest rooms with innovative engineering and formal cohesion.
Conceived as a vertical extrusion of its rectangular footprint, a series of voids is carved through its centre to create an urban window connecting the hotel’s interior communal spaces with the city and generating the sculptural forms that define the hotel’s public spaces.
Linked at ground level with the surrounding three-storey podium of the City of Dreams resort, the Morpheus houses 770 guest rooms, suites and sky villas, and includes civic spaces, meeting and event facilities, gaming rooms, lobby atrium, restaurants, spa and rooftop pool, as well as extensive back-of-house areas and ancillary facilities.

The design resolves the hotel’s many complex programmes within a single cohesive envelope. Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) was commissioned to build the hotel in 2012. At that time, foundations were already in place of a condominium tower that did not progress.
ZHA designed the Morpheus as a simple extrusion of the existing abandoned foundations; using this rectangular footprint to define a 40-storey building of two internal vertical circulation cores connected at podium and roof levels where the many guest amenities were required.
This extrusion generated a monolithic block making best use its development envelope that is restricted to a 160m height by local planning codes. This block was then ‘carved’ with voids.

The underlying diagram of the hotel’s design is a pair of towers connected at ground and roof levels. The central atrium in-between these towers runs the height of the hotel and is traversed by external voids that connect the north and south facades. These voids create the urban window that links the hotel’s interior communal spaces with the city.

Three horizontal vortices generate the voids through the building and define the hotel’s dramatic internal public spaces; creating unique corner suites with spectacular views of both the atrium and the city. This arrangement maximises the number of hotel rooms with external views and guarantees an equal room distribution on either side of the building.

In-between the free-form voids that traverse the atrium, a series of bridges create unique spaces for the hotel’s restaurants, bars and guest lounges by renowned chefs including Alain Ducasse and Pierre Hermé.
The atrium's twelve glass elevators provide guests



52m x 99m Footprint

160m Height

147,860m2 Total GFA

42 Number of storeys

40m Height of Atrium lobby space

780 Number of keys

28 to 36 Hotel rooms per floor

12 Panoramic lifts

8 Services lifts

4 Stairs

2 Atrium sky bridges

43,388 m2 Total glazed envelope area

14,300 m2 Freeform glazed envelope

24,577 Total glass panels

57,000m2 Total Exoskeleton cladding area

12,155 m2 (21% Doubled-curved Exoskeleton cladding area

18,580 Steel cleat connections for freeform Exoskeleton cladding

79,310 Freeform Exoskeleton cladding panel stiffeners

1,059,234 Freeform Exoskeleton cladding aluminium brackets

1,212,637 Unique freeform Exoskeleton cladding components

1,668,301 Total freeform Exoskeleton cladding fabricated components

5,135,563 Freeform Exoskeleton cladding fasteners

137,238m Combined length of freeform Exoskeleton cladding extrusions

28,000 Structural steel tonnage

70,500m3 Volume of reinforced concrete




Client: Melco Resorts & Entertainment

Architect: Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA)

Design: Zaha Hadid and Patrik Schumacher

ZHA Project directors: Viviana Muscettola, Michele Pasca di Magliano

ZHA Facade director: Paolo Matteuzzi

ZHA Project architects: Michele Salvi, Bianca Cheung, Maria Loreto Flores, Clara Martins

ZHA Project team: Miron Mutyaba, Milind Khade, Pierandrea Angius, Massimo Napoleoni, Stefano Iacopini, Davide Del Giudice, Luciano Letteriello, Luis Migue Samanez, Cyril Manyara, Alvin Triestanto, Muhammed Shameel, Goswin Rothenthal, Santiago Fernandez-Achury, Vahid Eshraghi, Melika Aljukic

ZHA Interior team: Daniel Fiser, Thomas Sonder, Daniel Coley, Yooyeon Noh, Jinqi Huang, Mirta Bilos, Alexander Kuroda, Gaganjit Singh, Marina Martinez, Shajay Bhooshan, Henry Louth, Filippo Nassetti, David Reeves, Marko Gligorov, Neil Ridgen, Milica PihlerMirjanic, Grace Chung, Mario Mattia, Mariagrazia Lanza ZHA Concept team: Viviana Muscettola, Tiago Correia, Clara Martins, Maria Loreto Flores, Victor Orive, Danilo Arsic, Ines Fontoura, Fabiano Costinanza, Rafael Gonzalez, Muhammed Shameel

CONSULTANTS

Executive architect: Leigh & Orange, Hong Kong

Local architect: CAA City Planning & Engineering Consultants, Macau

Structural engineering: Buro Happold International, London/Hong Kong

M&E engineering: J. Roger Preston

Facade engineering: Buro Happold International, Hong Kong

Third party reviewer: Rolf Jensen & Associates

Other interior designer:

• Remedios Studio, Hong Kong – Guestrooms, L01 VIP lobby, L03 Spa & Gym, L40 Pool deck and pool villas

• Westar Architects International – L02 Gaming areas & Li Ying Restaurant, L42 Gaming Salons

• Jouin Manku – L03 Alain Ducasse Restaurant

• MC Design – L30 Executive Lounge

• Leigh & Orange, Macau – BOH Areas Quantity surveyor: WT Partnership, Hong Kong Lighting design: Isometrix, London/Hong Kong Fire engineering: Arup, Hong Kong Acoustic consultant: Shen Milson & Wilke, Hong Kong Traffic engineer: MVA Hong Kong

Hotel "Nihivatu" u Indoneziji proglašen najboljim hotelom na svetu, od strane specijalizovanog magazina Travel + Leisure. Noć u njemu košta 12.000 dolara, a najveći luksuz je sama avantura u raju
Hotelski kompleks nalazi se na indonežanskom ostrvu Sumba, udaljenom oko 400 kilometara istočno od Balija. Napravljen je po ugledu na stare kuće ovog ostrva, prekrivene slamom, ali svaka soba raspolaže privatnim bazenom.
Ovaj hotel je poznat po tome što ima neverovatan pogled jer je okružen prirodom. Osnovali su ga surferi osamdesetih godina prošlog veka, pa su gostima na raspolaganju i časovi surfovanja, časovi joge, jahanje, pecanje, spa usluge, dnevni izleti…
Nihivatu je odmaralište sa pet zvezdica otvoreno 2015. godine .
nakon što je Kris Burč, vlasnik poznatih modnih kuća rešio da se okuša u ugostiteljstvu, piše "Business insider".
Nihivatu Resort našao se na vrhu liste zbog svog modernog pristupa predstavljanju luksuza, sa elementima filantropije, avanture i aktivnosti, kao i personalizovanog iskustva koje se obično i očekuje samo od najboljih hotela na svetu.

The Westin Excelsior

Jedan od najskupljih u Evropi je hotel The Westin Excelsior u Rimu , sagradjen davne 1906. godine.
Za restauraciju jednog apartmana (Villa la Cupola) je nedavno utrošeno 7 miliona dolara. Apartman se nalazi na dva sprata i najveći je u Italiji.
Ko može sebi da priušti ovu ogromnu sobu, dobija i privatnu fitnes teretanu, saunu, đakuzi, trpezariju i pogled na ručno oslikani plafon u obliku kupole.
Stil ovog hotela je inače baziran na spoju reneasansnog stila i visoke tehnologije.

Las Vegas Palms

Teško je izdvojiti najbolji i najskuplji hotel u veličanstvenom gradu kao što je Las Vegas.
Na mnogim svetskim listama najeksluzivnijih hotela se nalazi The Las Vegas Palms i to ne sasvim slučajno. Na krovu ovoga hotela gosti mogu uživati brčkajući se u velikom đakuziju sa Playboy zečicama, i to s pogledom na besno osvetljeni grad greha.

U hotelu Palms je moguće priuštiti sebi na kratko luksuz identičan onome koji živi famozni Hju Hefner. Na raspolaganju su privatni stakleni liftovi, rotirajući kreveti, teretane, saune, barovi, intimni bioskopi.

Pored dva apartmana na vrhu hotela, pretraga drugih se vrši prema sledećoj podeli – erotska, direktorska, ružičasta, VIP, kraljevska, pentahus, drvena, inspirisana stvarnim svetom.
Naravno, kazino je srž hotela Palms.

Hotel Belvedere, Switzerland

Wadi Rum Hotel Complex Resort, Jordan

"Red Ice" hotel
Objekat se nalazi na teritoriji kulturnog spomenika od državnog značaja - istorijski centar Rige koji je u okviru zaštitne zone UNESCO-ve svetske baštine.
Proces dizajna je suspendovan zbog raznih ekonomskih prilika i bio je nastavljen krajem 2013. godine. Da bi se poštovalo okruženje, šema boja fasade je promenjena i količina staklenih panela je smanjena.
Red Ice hotel je prvobitno trebala da bude zgrada. Kao rezultat više izmena redizajniran je kao Apartment Hotel sa prijemom i restoranom u prizemlju, kao i kuhinjom i tehničkim prostorijama u podrumu.