Hotel

Hotel architecture ranges from lavish resorts to intimate boutique stays, and this category tours the most striking examples. Explore projects where designers use space, light, and material to create memorable guest experiences. Each feature includes photos, drawings, and insight into how hotels balance brand identity, comfort, and place.

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Solid Mist by Synthetic Architecture
HotelProjects

Solid Mist by Synthetic Architecture

Solid Mist by Synthetic Architecture sets glass guest units with soft tsuchikabe clay rooms on steel pilotis above a seasonal wetland courtyard in...

Celine and Lolo Hotel by Powerhouse Company
HotelProjects

Celine and Lolo Hotel by Powerhouse Company

Powerhouse Company turns a 1976 split-level villa in Nairobi's Lavington into an 18-room boutique hotel, keeping the brutalist section and finding stone masonry...

Aeon by NOA
HotelProjects

Aeon by NOA

NOA adds Aeon to a 550 year old farm in Soprabolzano, South Tyrol: two freestanding timber buildings with 15 suites, a spa and...

Villa Argentina by 3LHD
HotelProjects

Villa Argentina by 3LHD

3LHD reconstructs Villa Argentina in Dubrovnik, tying a 1920 villa, later villas and a new hotel volume into one complex of terraced gardens,...

Qingyi Lodge by Hsu & Du Architects
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Qingyi Lodge by Hsu & Du Architects

Qingyi Lodge by Hsu & Du Architects transforms an abandoned village primary school in Zhejiang into a youth artist dormitory and cultural catalyst....

YongLi Red Tile Plaza by We&Arch
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YongLi Red Tile Plaza by We&Arch

YongLi Red Tile Plaza by We&Arch offers a forest retreat in Chongzhou, blending monumental gateways, intimate pavilions, cantilevered corridors, and water-integrated landscapes for...

Kunst Ayutthaya by BodinChapa Architects
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Kunst Ayutthaya by BodinChapa Architects

Kunst Ayutthaya by BodinChapa Architects transforms a historic townhouse into a multi-use space blending bakery, hotel, and studio, celebrating local materials, memory, and...

MGM Shenzhen by CCD
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MGM Shenzhen by CCD

MGM Shenzhen rises on the former Xiaomeisha Hotel site, blending ocean-inspired design, cultural heritage, and poetic spatial storytelling in a reborn coastal landmark.