XOMA Hotel, Mexico City / BA Collective
XOMA is a seven story, 52,000 square foot hotel designed to immerse guests in the experience of living locally in Mexico City’s historic Roma Norte neighborhood.
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WOM Allenby Hotel, Tel Aviv-Yafo / Gerstner Architects
WOM Allenby is the first of a new brand of pod-style hotels located in the Mediterranean seaside city of Tel Aviv. Located at 21 Allenby Street, the hotel is a block away from Tel Aviv’s beach promenade and offers 48 stylish
Lagranja Design Transforms the Historic Hotel Terramar in Sitges
The first Hotel Terramar (now the ME Sitges Terramar) opened its doors in the 1930s, when tourism here was dominated by the chattering classes. Back then, the establishment had extensive gardens and formal salons, of which very few architectural details remain.
Nea Hotel, Shevii Zion / Rozen-Linenberg Architects
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.
QUB Rooms, Indonesia / Tamara Wibowo Architects
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
Yue Bo Ban Shan Hotspring Hotel
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”.
Zoku Paris – a New Type of Hotel for Business Travellers
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.
Bodrum Loft Hotel, Turkey / Tabanlioglu Architects
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.