Ames Hotel by Rockwell Group-Boston

The Ames Hotel designed by Rockwell Group is based in Boston, USA. The lobby has a marble mosaic tile original vault, and a spectacular marble staircase and brass. Scattered throughout the lobby are original site-specific works such a chandelier suspended thousands of reflective discs on the floor in the cables, and installation of abstract ceramic wall behind the reception area composed of many pieces of porcelain the hand of the cast.

Side entry two-floor restaurant of the hotel is also a contrast of times, the fusion of historical context with a touch of modern dandy. Woodward called the name of a tavern that belonged to the Almanac author Nathaniel Ames. The main feature of the restaurant is the "Cabinet of Curiosities" on the second floor, a Victorian-inspired shelf around the dining space is curated over 200 hand-selected objects of inspiration. Windsor Chairs, epoxy high gloss white finish, are scattered throughout the restaurant, complementing the wood paneled walls washed in a glaze of milk.

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Hotel Lone Designed by 3LHD Architects

Designed by 3LHD architects, Hotel Lone in the picturesque Mediterranean town of Rovinj, Croatia is a monochromatic hotel with the support of complex sculptures and modern interior design. Created by a team of creative recognition of Croatia consists of a new generation of architects, conceptual artists, product, fashion and graphic designers, the design of the first hotel in Croatia is a vision of the band sounds monochrome. The architects of 3LHD study were responsible for the design and building of the hotel. The identity of the hotel is recognized throughout the exterior design of the building with a facade that is defined by the dominant horizontal lines, guards terrace designed to evoke the image of the ship pitched roofs. The contract floorplate building up a level, creating an elevation that stretches in all angles.

Complex terrain of the site with dramatic elevation changes determines the location of the internal space facilities through a dynamic network of public spaces and suites at all levels. The specific plan and soil as possible: rational organization chart and functional quality views from all rooms and public facilities pooling around a vertical central hall. The main hall is connected to the common areas at all levels, creating a central volume of impressive height and scale of interesting points of view around which all the vital functions of the hotel will be.

Visually the open space of light and the lobby is covered with white stone surfaces and fabrics beige-gold, oval lines mezzanine guards and furniture enhance the character of space and fluid are in contrast with the tones intimate, off of the rooms and suites, where the atmosphere is more relaxed, warm materials (wood and carpet), the darker colors and soft lighting. All the hotel's design is based on contrasts (black, white, wood) and tissues such as the unifying element, ranging from a veil of thin fluid in the restaurant, through functional wall coverings, but the dynamic rooms, rich wall decorations in the lobby. In addition to the general architectural design, interiors and furniture were designed and chosen specifically for the hotel in order to achieve a recognizable identity. Designers Numen / For Use designed the facility, while the furniture in the lobby of the hotel were made by a group of innovative artists, as Ivana Franke, Vuji Silvio? I? study fashion and I-GLE. The landscape design was completed with Studio Kappo. Bruketa agency and Zini? OM conceived and oversaw the visual identity of the hotel.

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Mint Hotel Opens by Bennetts Architects

The Mint Hotel Opens designed by Bennetts Associates Architects is located in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Hotel Associates Bennetts' rises eight to eleven floors and a total of three blocks linked rooms over two floors containing lectures and public dining room.

The composition of the building ensures that the rooms, terraces and rooftop bar SkyLounge take full advantage of the views of the water's edge and the old city of Amsterdam. The spacious suites, sitting in angular corners of the building, with panoramic views across the dock, while the central courtyard increases light to interior rooms.

To the south and west of the hotel public areas spill out onto a pier pedestrian facing the city and act as a "showcase" for the hotel. The access road is adjacent to the railway embankment, contained in a continuous range, high buildings everywhere masterplan.

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