Nestled in the heart of Rutherglen, Victoria, Australia, the Victoria Hotel by Porter Architects exemplifies the perfect blend of heritage charm and contemporary elegance. Completed in 2024, this impressive two-level hotel spans an expansive 2,000 square meters on a sprawling 3,070 square meter site.
Cinema City Tower by STIPFOLD rises from a small 700 m² site in Tbilisi. It follows strict building rules yet still offers a bold new form. Situated near a historic cinema, it respects the old structure’s heritage. At the same time, it reaches upward, aiming to reshape the city’s skyline.
Le Loggette is the name the locals use for the spaces under the porticoes of Piazza della Repubblica in Formigine’s historical centre, recently converted by the municipality into a special place, retaining its original name, showcase of the area’s heritage, homage and celebration of local tradition and culinary products.
Ortensia Restaurant, an endeavor by a Japanese chef and a Chinese pastry chef, not only brings together French-Japanese cuisine but also transports it to the heart of Shanghai. Following the success and Michelin recognition of their Parisian location, they have now recreated their culinary vision in China.
Selva Restaurant, perched on the 24th floor of Amsterdam’s Nhow Hotel, offers a unique blend of Latin American flavors and vibrant, tropical ambiance. Designed by EL EQUIPO CREATIVO, Selva Restaurant combines organic shapes, natural materials, and rich colors, creating an exotic dining experience.
The Nevel David Galilee Resort, newly inaugurated near the Sea of Galilee, seamlessly merges historical inspiration with contemporary luxury. This resort not only capitalizes on its scenic location but also integrates cultural elements, reflecting the deep historical significance of its surroundings.
Set to become a landmark destination on the rugged west coast of Vancouver Island, Tofino Beach Lodge, designed by Eerkes Architects, is located within the UNESCO Clayoquot Sound Biosphere Reserve and on the traditional territory of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation.
Located near the iconic Burcht van Leiden castle, Studio Modijefsky designed Hotel Rumour by transforming a historic carriage house from 1657 into a vibrant social hub. Despite its name, Hotel Rumour is not a place for sleeping but offers spaces for dining, drinks, private gatherings, and even dance nights.
