#boutique hotel
Shinmonzen Hotel, Gion district, Kyoto, Japan,
Architect: Tadao Ando,
Interiors: Remi Tessier
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DistrictHive®, Granada’s Gorafe Desert, Spain,
Architecture, Construction, Licenses & Technical Integrations: Moho Arquitectos,
Interior Design: Novono
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“Arcana,” Ontario, Canada,
“Arcana” exact location is being kept secret and will only be revealed to guests once they have booked…
Leckie Studio Architects and Design Agency Aruliden
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Pearlsuite for Jet Capsule,
Each unit includes all the same amenities as a hotel room and is 100% solar-powered, creating enough energy for air conditioning, lighting, refrigeration, and other appliances.
Pearlsuites are designed for Jet Capsule, an Italian water mobility brand whose vision is to bring the heights of road and air travel luxury to the water, sustainably. From the top-specs flagship version of Pearlsuites, to a simplified, open version for beach clubs, the concept intends to introduce a brand-new niche into the seaside hospitality market.
The floating suites would allow beach resorts to do the seemingly impossible: establish or expand their number of rooms in a matter of weeks, with zero carbon footprint, zero infrastructures, and zero land occupied, all at a low implementation cost.
The units are customizable and, if anchored, multiple units clustered together could become a floating resort.
Lazzarini Design Studio
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Syntony Hotel, Alvarenga, Portugal,
Samuel Gonçalves Architect (Summary),
Photo: Fernando Guerra
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Villa M, Boulevard Pasteur, Paris, France,
Tryptique Architects,
Architectural Conception and Artistic Direction by Philippe Starck.
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Six Senses Svart, Holandsfjorden fjord, Norway,
The hotel is the first building to be designed and built after the highest energy efficiency standard in the northern hemisphere. It will harvest enough solar energy to go back into the system, covering the hotel, adjacent operations, boat shuttle, and the energy needed to construct the building – rendering it independent from the power grid.
Such energy-positive buildings could deliver 89 per cent of the 45 per cent decrease in emissions required to reach the scenario where global warming is limited to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
As such, Six Senses Svart is the northernmost implementation of the Paris Agreement, demonstrating that carbon neutrality can be not only feasible in a sophisticated development at an eco-sensitive site, but can also be profitable.
It will also be self-sustaining, complete with its own waste and water management, recycling, and renewable infrastructure. The team will work with existing sustainable fishing and farming operations and engage local like-minded suppliers for the restaurants and bars.
Designed structurally by Snøhetta, the 94-key Six Senses Svart will combine a futuristic design, led by interior design studio, Space Copenhagen.
Image credit: Snøhetta/Plompmozes/Miris
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Twin Gardens, Yanjiabu Village, Xuanhua County, Zhangjiakou, Hebei, China,
YES.ARCH
Photographs: Yumeng Zhu
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Maybourne Riviera, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France,
Architect: Jean-Michel Wilmotte,
Interiors:
Bryan O’Sullivan, André Fu, Pierre Yovanovitch, Michelle Wu, Rigby & Rigby
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Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon Resort,
“Chayuan Village," Suichang County, Zhejiang Province, China,
HLD Wanjing Design
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Mandarin-Oriental ‘Navarino Bay,’ Messinia, Peloponnese, Greece,
Tombazis & Associates Architects and K-Studio.
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