Resort Architecture
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Luxury in the Himalayas
Sumptuously set in the remote eastern Himalayas and designed by Studio Lotus, the Taj Guras Kutir Resort & Spa lies nestled among rhododendron forests of Sikkim.
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Innit Lombok is three Indonesian architects’ vision of an escape into nature
andramatin and d-associates architects design a nature-centred luxury resort that celebrates Lombok’s unique offerings and context.
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Dharmali Kusumadi on the Garrya Nijo Castle Kyoto by Banyan Tree Group
The Senior Vice President of Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts shares about the sophisticated design of the Group’s first property in Japan and future plans in the country.
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An eco-sensitive retreat will open on Lombok’s stunning south coast
Although it’s yet to welcome a single guest, Gran Meliá Lombok has already been hailed as the ‘Best Hospitality Development in Asia’. Here’s why.
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Jumeirah Bali: A modern day water palace that revives a forgotten empire
Jumeirah Bali tells the story of the grand Majapahit empire through water sculptures, symbolic forms and contemporary injections, bridging Bali’s past and present.
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5 dream destinations with Asian design sensibilities
From Malaysia to Vietnam, these hospitality projects champion their Asian roots and blend cross-cultural elements to great success.
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5 luxury destinations with Asian design sensibilities
From Malaysia to Vietnam, these hospitality projects champion their Asian roots and blend cross-cultural elements to great success.
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Amaya Resort Draws Nature Back To A Dense City In India
With principles of ‘live free, seek green’ in mind, Salient conceived the Amaya Resort by seeking to re-establish the lost connection between man and nature in the city of Howrah, India.
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Gentle Architectural Interventions in Sri Lanka
Designed by Norm Architects and Aim Architecture, K House in Sri Lanka considers the local vernacular for a contemporary and secluded experience.
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Onion Reinvents Resort Architecture With Sala Samui
Resort architecture takes a curvilinear route in the sculpted Sala Samui Chaweng Beach Resort, courtesy of Thai design studio Onion. The result is a tempered yet inspiring series of spaces.