室内设计杂志 Simply Amazing Interior Design's Top 30 in Hospitality

室内设计杂志 Simply Amazing Interior Design's Top 30 in Hospitality

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设计单位: Felipe Hess Architect.
项目名称: We Hostel Design.
项目地点: São Paulo, Brazil.
照片拍摄: Nikolas Koening.
In celebration of the summer months, Interior Design rounded up three far-flung hostels, each with their own particular flavor. At We Hostel Design in São Paulo, Brazil, by Felipe Hess Architect, a century-old mansion finds its funky side via flea-market furnishings and zingy accent colors. Letters and symbols against white walls create urban-style graphics. At Miami Beach's Freehand by Roman and Williams Buildings and Interiors, old Havana meets summer camp—if the cabins came with serape throws, floral wallpaper, and vintage milk-glass pendant fixtures. And at Design Agency's Generator in Barcelona, Spain, a 1960's office building became an outpost of a hostel chain thanks to aluminum louvers and visible beneath them, a riot of colored lanterns. See below for the slideshows.

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项目名称：Das Stue Hotel
项目地点: Berlin, Germany
设计单位: Axthelm Rolvien Architekten,  LVG Arquitectura, Studio Urquiola
设计面积: 84,604平尺
King Friedrich Wilhelm IV donated the first animals for the Zoologischer Garten Berlin. That was in 1844. In 1940, it got a neighbor, the Royal Danish Embassy,
as a part of Adolf Hitler’s Germania capital-building project. An embassy until 1978, then sold to the public housing authority, the neo classical landmark by Johann Emil Schaudthas now become the luxury boutique hotel Das Stue, meaning the living room in Danish.

Axthelm Rolvien Architekten gut-renovated the former embassy, patched its damaged limestone facade, and pressure-washed it. “There were bullet holes
from World War II,” Henner Rolvien notes. He and Annette Axthelm also constructed an addition bringing the total key-count to 80.

The cantilevered six-story addition is concrete and glass. “The idea was to make it as transparent as possible,” Axthelm says. “Guests can watch the animals in the zoo, like a safari.” A Mediterranean restaurant and a pool area on the ground level of the addition are among Das Stue’s public spaces by Interior Design Hall of Fame member Patricia Urquiola. Her firm, Studio Urquiola, also handled the bar, which connects the addition to the embassy building and, in the latter, the lobby, the reception area, the main lounge, and several small “library” lounges.

As if escaped from the zoo, animals are everywhere. In the travertine-clad lobby, Urquiola installed a 4-foot-long bronze crocodile underneath a constellation of pinpoint LEDs. In reception, a bird-and-tree pattern covers part of the ceiling. Colorful chicken-wire sculptures of a giraffe and gorillas hang out in the lounge. Footstools in the shape of rhinos and hippos graze in the libraries. “The animals contrast with the elegant austerity of the original building,” Urquiola says.

Nature references take a more figurative form in the guest rooms, designed by LVG Arquitectura. Headboards and floorboards are oak. Copper clads accent walls.

Furnishings by Urquiola, Arne Jacobsen, and others tends to the streamlined. “By minimizing the decoration, we made the view framed by the big windows the major focus of each room,” LVG Arquitectura principal Eugenia Linares says. The secondary focus could easily be the contemporary artworks, all from the private collection of one of the hotel’s owners. The subject? Animals, from orangutans to elephants.

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Designing With Water 共4个酒店

Water Discus Hotel

When your base team consists of engineers, scientists, plus an architect, you know your product will be interesting. But that’s an understatement when it comes to Deep Ocean Technology (DOT) and their customizable underwater hotel.
Construction started in January (in Poland) but the first planned Water Discus hotel (in Dubai) will likely not be finished until March 2015, although development began in 2010. The basic version starts at $50 million, not including local research or transportation. Location and configuration vary the price. Building takes place in a shipyard where DOT manages the plans and tools, and sees to it that everything is right. Then, the hotel is transported to the desired site and installed.
“So far the main issues are tides and waves which don't allow project to be mounted everywhere,” says a spokesperson for the company.
In Dubai, the hotel will have a diameter of 100 feet above water, and one of 160 feet when underwater. The underwater disc will be 20 feet high. There will be a second disc above water. Spread between the two will be 21 suites, a bar, and, appropriately, a dive center.
“There are no underwater hotels so far,” says a spokesperson. “So to be the first person to spend night at underwater hotel will definitely be a great experience.” How and why? Stay tuned.

Aquadream Casablanca

Colorado-based International Concept Management (ICM) designs and builds custom water features and aquariums... big ones. Last year they unveiled the world’s first and largest cone-shaped aquarium with an interior glass elevator, in a transparent acrylic tube, at a shopping centerl in Casablanca, Morocco. Constructed of 4.7-inch thick acrylic panels, Aquadream is 31 feet high and holds 264,000 gallons of saltwater (made with fresh city water and artificial sea salt) and thousands of fish. Its base is just under 40 feet in diameter, and its top is just under 44 feet in diameter.
Made by ICM’s sister company, Reynolds Polymer Technology, the only design-build acrylic aquarium panel manufacturer in the U.S., Aquadream was too big to ship in one piece. Seven separate sections were bonded together on site, during which there were two small tremors. Casablanca is in a high seismic zone, so potential earthquake activity was a significant factor in the engineering. The aquarium sits on a concrete slab separate from the rest of the building. That isolation protects it from movement elsewhere in the mall, and also acts as a cushion.
In 2005, ICM built the world's largest cylindrical aquarium in the lobby of the 427-room Radison Blu in downtown Berlin, Germany. The knowledge attained in that project was integral to the success of Aquadream.

Bluworld of Water

Bluworld of Water is an Orlando, Florida-based design consultant, engineer, producer, tester, shipper and installer of just about any indoor water feature you can envision. They recently created a piece for Orlando’s Mall at Millennia, in less than three months from initial conversation to installation, for just over $300,000.
“Just about everything on that project was challenging,” says William Michalski, design engineer. “Being that the feature is shaped like an eye, the acrylic and stainless steel features on this project needed to be very precise in every way. Special equipment was used to cut, shape and make the eye-shape acrylic bubble panels.”
The team created a stainless-steel reservoir to support the bubble panel and contain the necessary equipment, and a stainless-steel cover for both the reservoir and bottom of the bubble panel, to conceal the base.
“Our clients ask more questions about lighting and controllability to add another dynamic layer to their features, says Rob Morton, director of sales and marketing at Bluworld. "So we now offer many options for color-changing lights and water flow, including a control-panel system that allows different programming," says Morton. This type of control allows the designer to change the water feature so that a person walking by only 10 minutes later would see a totally different feature both in color and water pattern.
Previous client Midstate Medical Center asked for a frameless water feature with the water on the back side of the glass, to avoid splashing and human contact, which can result in contamination. Bluworld created a fully integrated rolling ladder system, concealed in a 24-inch-deep space along the side, and attached it all to brackets on the ceiling. Clear tempered glass panels give a frameless appearance to the 20-foot-by-15-foot design. The possibilities are limitless.  

Earth and Water Studios

Las Vegas-based Earth and Water Studios has designed and installed hundreds of custom water features in homes, offices, hotels and restaurants across the country, each requiring three to four weeks of work, from concept to completion.

First the company fabricates a stainless steel shell, which allows for precise mechanical attachment of the water features. It also prevents water from leaking into the drywall or surface material. Then the fun part (they say): cutting the granite. They specialize in this stone because of its timeless look, unique water pattern possibilities, and zero splash.

“Since all of our water features are handmade, each granite slab has a unique carving that will texturing the flowing water,” says owner Jon Kinney, who has water throughout his entire home. “Precision is an absolute must and our experience with some of the equipment on the market does not now allow the precision we are looking for. This is where the art form and experience comes in.”  

Besides an artistic look, their creations are self-cleaning, have auto-refill systems (some require manually filling), are continuously sanitizing, use LED lighting, and have electronic and non-electronic safeguards. They also offer different water flow patterns and speeds.

Here’s some of their most surprising work, starting with a 20-foot high installation above a fireplace in a private home, completed last winter.

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Stellar European Hotels
设计师 ：Matthew Powell
Five small hotels caught Interior Design's eye. For mountainside viewing of the aurora borealis, head to the bar lounge at the Ion Luxury Adventure Hotel by Minarc—it's in Iceland! Teresa Sapey Estudio de Arquitectura channeled the surrealist spirit of Salvador Dali for the Room Mate Pau Hotel in Barcelona. And a hotel and spa in Monteigas, Portrual, references the oxidized sheet-steel faces of the region's traditional houses (Pedro Brigida Arquitectos painted the buildings at Casa das Penhas Douradas Design Hotel and Spa to match). Meanwhile, nautical stripes, ash built-ins, and distressed-oak floorboards scream on the beach on the Watergate Bay Hotel in the U.K., the work of Household. And don't forget Seifried & Mack's work on Hotel Scholl in Germany, which sports curvaceous furniture, exposed showers, and arresting artwork that's purely contemporary.

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Remaking A Historic Suite at St. Regis Rome
项目地点：罗马
设计单位：HBA
From a vantage point at the top of the Quirinal Hill, the venerable St. Regis Rome, built in 1894, has witnessed its fair share of the eternal city’s history—sartorial, cinematic, and otherwise. Valentino Garavani presented one of his
first couture collections in the hotel in the 1960’s. Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, Federico Fellini muse Anita Ekberg, and Maria Callas have all signed the guest book.

When the time came to redesign one of the three-bedroom suites, the commission went to HBA/Hirsch Bedner Associates’s boutique hospitality division, the Gallery. Principal Inge Moore drew on the luxury connotations of the St. Regis brand, now part of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, for couture-caliber details. Throughout the 1,600-square-foot high-ceilinged space, she played bold colors and opulent finishes against an understated background of taupe linen-covered walls.

Rooms are awash in extravagant fabrics. Hugging the curves of the chaise lounge at the foot of each bed is silk velvet in rich saffron, cerulean blue, or raspberry. Hand-stitched embroidery adorns throw pillows.

These feminine touches contrast vibrantly—and slightly sensually—with the nailhead trim on the doors and paneling and the burnished brown leather set into the oval mahogany tops of writing desks. “The desks were inspired by Gio Ponti, another icon of Italian style,” Moore notes. Pulled up to the desks, side chairs have tufted upholstery in a creamy white leather.

Furnishings dovetail especially nicely with the vibrant art. Photography ranges from vintage shots of marquee-name Hollywood and continental St. Regis guests to large-format abstract compositions. And elegant fashion sketches join the quintessentially Roman mix.

Moore has finessed a take on glamour that’s sleekly contemporary. With the right amount of dolce vita nostalgia thrown in.

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真的很不错。最近看的图就这个有感觉。