The projects listed in the category Hospitality Architecture invite you to a virtual trip around the world where you will discover great places where you can spend the holidays. You will discover amazing places where amazing architects and designers, highlight their creativity and imagination by designing charming tourist centers and some spectacular accommodations. Also, hotels and hostels all over the world, with “wow” effect for architecture and interior design will delight you while looking through HomeWorldDesign pages. Whether you want to decorate your holiday home or search for a vacation spot, the articles in this category can be useful.
At Nia Hotel in Shevii Zion, a village in northern Israel, nature is celebrated all year round. The hotel, which reopened seven years ago, not only takes care of its guests but also preserves the memories of those who were here before us.
The building was designed by UNStudio, with HofmanDujardin as lead interior architect. Studio Modijefsky was commissioned to carry out two projects, including the interior of the 5th floor restaurant
The starting point for the conception was visiting the location of the project, none of the project team members had been to Solan before.
The project deals with the second stage of the conversion of the former ceramics factory in Kravsko. The original Baroque complex was built as an inn on the Prague-Vienna route.
The Gema bar was created with the aim of operating almost 24 hours a day. It’s a restaurant, bar, and nightclub on weekends, where the DJs rock the house from inside the amoeboid counter.
Qub Rooms is a 10-room hotel located in a dense commercial strip in the center of Semarang, Indonesia. Once a mundane 3-story shophouse, the building was transformed into an industrial yet chic structure with a unique facade
The mane of Yue Bo Ban Shan Hotspring Hotel draws inspiration from ancient Chinese poems “The moon viewed at home is brighter” and “How can life be fully satisfactory? We could hope for half of our desires to be fulfilled”.
The design cabins of Hello Wood and TreeHouses were built in a hidden corner of the Balaton Uplands. Resolving the problems of the shrinking, ageing population of villages with few job opportunities is one of the challenges Hungary needs to tackle.
