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Project • By ECCE GROUP • Hotels
DEDEMAN VILLAGE CULINARY
OVERVIEW
Located within the dense forest texture of Bolu-Mengen, Dedeman Village Culinary is a manifesto by ECCE GROUP that reinterprets the concept of "Modern Luxury" through rural tourism. The project is envisioned not merely as an accommodation facility, but as a holistic experience center that integrates organic architecture, advanced sustainability principles, and refined gastronomy culture.
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ECCE GRUBU
ECCE GRUBU
ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT & MORPHOLOGY
The design philosophy is built upon amorphous and curvilinear lines that respect the topographical movements of the land, rather than rigid forms that dominate nature. Instead of a monolithic mass, the structure settles into the terrain with a 3-story, terraced s... More
Project • By Tsikandilakis Lefteris + Architects • Hotels
Sun Beach Allsun Hotel
The Sun Beach Allsun Hotel, designed by Tsikandilakis Lefteris + Architects, concerns the expansion and total redesign of the existing hotel complex in Crete, Greece. With the large-scale addition of rooms and common areas, the proposal upgrades the resort into a 5* unit, redefining the concept of luxury design through comfort, wellbeing, and contemporary hospitality architecture.
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The central design idea focuses on dynamic integration into the environment. The wings containing the rooms are inscribed on organic curves, allowing unrestricted views towards the sea, the greenery, and the pool, while simultaneously ensuring privacy. The existing buildings are incorporated into the new composition, adapted and redefined to align wi... More
Project • By Engiz Architects & Engineers Ltd • Hotels
Seaden Quality Resort & SPA
The existing hotel has been demolished for a new brand. The neighborhood borders, sea-view and panorama of historical site preshaped the body of the hotel. Two contrasts were used for a celebration of its new coming. The first one is, the inclination of the site has not been used as a topographic figure. On the contrary to natural decline, it is starting from moderate scale entrance to a landmark tower ending on the frontline. The second contrast is the optical illussion of the facade. Repetitive partitions seperating the transparent room cells were emphasized with dark&light colors, rectangular&angular inclination, flat&texturized surface alternating both on horizontal and vertical directions. On the twisting main body, the sun... More