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.
The design of Anaago Bistro aims to incorporate Yunnan’s unique features and beauty, blending natural materials and modern architectural vocabulary to create a small urban space full of modern Yunnan charm.
In collaboration with Zoku’s brand team, Concrete designed the interior design for all of the Zoku locations and is proud to have contributed to designing a new type of hotel that fosters interaction and a sense of community.
The interior of the understated building was inspired by the speakeasy bars and restaurants found under the bridges in New York City, with crittall-style windows and a palette of raw metals, exposed concrete finishes and warm timber panelling.
The Bodrum Loft Hotel, embedded in its setting, is inspirational in how it blends into the landscape. Stones, excavated on the site, are re-purposed and used in façades, pedestrian walkways, retaining walls, and structural elements alike.
Comfort, flexibility, and functionality are pillars of The Hive, Co-Working Space at Birch Selsdon. With a warm neutral palette, walls are painted in a light stone with apricot and terracotta hues used around window and door frames
The expansion of the Clara Resort in Ibiúna, Sao Paulo state, began in September 2019 with the challenge of creating a project that camouflages in the topography of the land
There’s a new beacon in North Amsterdam luring people to cross the river IJ: Polly Goudvisch. As soon as you step on the ferry from Amsterdam Central Station you can see the outline of this two-storey bar and restaurant illuminated by lightbulbs.
The WERK restaurant, occupying a large portion of the ground floor and extending into the exterior, has become an important meeting place and a vital element of the building and its surrounding area.
