AMSTERDAM – Inside one of the city’s most intimate and luxurious hotels, the refined design reveals its philosophy of the subjective experience and personal relationships.
Montreal – ACDF Architecture delivers a space saturated with context and culture, but is the hyper-local hospitality trend actually important to the visitor experience?
Rotterdam – Studio Modijefsky’s design for CityHub reveals that the future of travel is less about the space and more about facilitating experience of the local context.
Berlin – The fantastical renovation of Hotel Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof references the nearby zoo and turns the Bauhaus aesthetic on its head.
Paris – Working with local artisans and aged natural materials like burnt wood and oxidized copper, Raphael Navot transforms the Hotel National des Arts et Métiers.
MUNICH – Roomers Hotel by Amsterdam-based architects Concrete offers a sumptuous platter of seduction, surprise, and the unknown in every space and room.
AMSTERDAM – Looking backwards to move forwards, the extension of Hotel Arena makes history and locality its guiding forces.
Bergen, Norway – Step inside financial history as Stockholm-based studio Claesson Koivisto Rune breathes new life into the city’s former stock exchange building.
LONDON – Sleep, Europe’s event for the design, development, and architecture of hotels will explore Loyalty: Lessons in Love from 21 – 22 November 2017.
Offenburg, Germany – In the former prison Hotel Liberty, the experience of incarceration is inverted to give guests a luxurious escape from the outside world.
LONDON – The striking front of the building punctures into the public scene with open-ended beams.
Amsterdam – From Kimpton De Witt in the US hotel chain’s first European location, Ave Bradley explains how a foreigner tackles a locally oriented establishment.