#Hotel Landscape

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Project • By MiMool Arquitectura & Design de Interiores • Hotels

MS COLLECTION AROUCA

The rehabilitation of the former Monastery of Santa Maria de Arouca, classified as a National Monument since 1910, proposes the transformation of a significant part of the monastic complex into a five-star hotel, developed within the REVIVE programme. More than a functional conversion, the project emerges as an exercise in historical continuity, where architecture, memory and landscape converge in a renewed narrative of use and permanence. Ivo Tavares Studio Ivo Tavares Studio The intervention focuses on the South Wing of the Monastery, extending to the former Infirmary, Apothecary and Agricultural Support buildings, as well as to the extensive monastic enclosure. The strategy adopts a restrained and respectful approach, avoiding... More

Project • By CP architektur • Hotels

Hotel Kristberg

Hotel Kristberg integrates sensitively into the alpine landscape. The design is based on the interplay of core and envelope: a stair core of bush-hammered exposed concrete forms the structural backbone, while a skin of glass and black-stained timber ensures transparency. Christian Brandstätter Traditional materials such as wood and textile elements are reinterpreted in a modern way and shape surfaces, furnishings, and details. Salon, bar, and lobby merge into a continuous, open spatial layout. Christian Brandstätter Raphaela Seifert All 27 suites are designed to frame the surrounding landscape. Vertical wooden slats act as a screen between public and private spaces. Large, floor-to-ceiling luminaires create a warm... More

Project • By Tülay Tosun Design Studio • Hotels

Akra Didim Hotel

An Ecological Hospitality Landscape Shaped by the Memory of the SiteAkra Didim is a 340,000 m² landscape-led hospitality complex located within Baransel Beach Cove on the Didim coastline in Aydın, Türkiye. Extending along approximately 1,050 metres of shoreline and across nearly 34 metres of elevation change, the project brings together 279 hotel rooms, 50 adults-only villas, and 33 family villas within a distinctive coastal geography.The design process began by reading the site rather than imposing a new order upon it. Existing karst rock formations, natural topography, and established maquis vegetation formed the primary framework for both architectural and landscape decisions. Landscape was conceived not as residual space surro... More

Project • By The Svetozar Andreev Studio / Hotei-Russia • Residential Landscape

The Gardens at the Signature ZEN GARDEN Residences

As an ideological and spatial extension of his Zen Garden residential project, architect Svetozar Andreev has designed a series of private gardens for the entrance area. The gardens serve as an organic component of the architectural ensemble, acting as a threshold between the dynamic rhythm of the metropolis and the intimate, oasis-like atmosphere of the residence in the historical center of St. Petersburg. © 2026 Svetozar Andreev © 2026 Svetozar Andreev © 2026 Svetozar Andreev © 2026 Svetozar Andreev The composition centers around evergreen greenhouses, while the interplay of materials evokes the relaxing atmosphere of a high-end resort. The spatial scenario is built upon the contrast between textu... More

Project • By Ballistic Architecture Machine • Parks/Gardens

The Tokyo Edition, Ginza

Mori Trust invited BAM to design the landscape areas and green walls of the second EDITION in Tokyo, a boutique structure designed by Kengo Kuma Associates. Based on the Ginza city planning green building requirements the project was required to have more green space at ground level than was permissible by the architectural programs. Thus a solution for a green wall on the first floor facade was introduced, creating vertical landscape elements that became part of the overall facade design. The landscape design at the street level included the building’s West and South sides, with a two story green wall juxtaposed with the hotel entrance glass volume. The Roof is an outdoor social space that is used both in daytime and evenings by the... More

Project • By Ballistic Architecture Machine • Parks/Gardens

The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon

The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon, is a high-rise hotel project designed by Kengo Kuma with the vision of Ian Schrager. BAM had the honor to design the hotel’s highlight, a rooftop terrace overlooking Tokyo’s iconic skyline. Travelling to Japan BAM worked together with architects and interior designers to construct a luxurious green oasis that frames the city’s most famous landmarks such as the Tokyo Tower. Nikolas Koenig Nikolas Koenig Nikolas Koenig Nikolas Koenig Nikolas Koenig The 31st floor features the Jade Room Terrace for dining and bar guests to enjoy stunning south facing views overlooking the heart of Tokyo. The terrace features a spacious deck, and seven tree planters clad in IPE wood. Over... More