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Stay Overnight : Hospitality Design in Repurposed Walls

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Stay Overnight : Hospitality Design in Repurposed Walls
Stay Overnight : Hospitality Design in Repurposed Walls

Stay Overnight : Hospitality Design in Repurposed Walls

Regular price $90.00
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The adaptive reuse approach is gaining ground also in the hotel industry. The careful and respectful handling of the building fabric is as important in this process as the creative extension. Converting old structures is a great way to offer an authentic experience for guests, while also conserving land, reducing urban sprawl, and preserving the originality of historic buildings.

The featured architects show different possibilities how stations, warehouses, churches and offices can be converted into hotels. Whether through striking contrast with the new creation or reinterpretation of the existing architecture -- or indeed both together -- all featured projects are defined by their respectful and thoughtful stance towards the sites they occupy and establish an enthralling relationship between the old and the new.

Featured in the June 2019 Design newsletter.
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  • The adaptive reuse approach is gaining ground also in the hotel industry. The careful and respectful handling of the building fabric is as important in this process as the creative extension. Converting old structures is a great way to offer an authentic experience for guests, while also conserving land, reducing urban sprawl, and preserving the originality of historic buildings.

    The featured architects show different possibilities how stations, warehouses, churches and offices can be converted into hotels. Whether through striking contrast with the new creation or reinterpretation of the existing architecture -- or indeed both together -- all featured projects are defined by their respectful and thoughtful stance towards the sites they occupy and establish an enthralling relationship between the old and the new.

    Featured in the June 2019 Design newsletter.
    To receive this newsletter regularly please email us with your name and contact details.

The adaptive reuse approach is gaining ground also in the hotel industry. The careful and respectful handling of the building fabric is as important in this process as the creative extension. Converting old structures is a great way to offer an authentic experience for guests, while also conserving land, reducing urban sprawl, and preserving the originality of historic buildings.

The featured architects show different possibilities how stations, warehouses, churches and offices can be converted into hotels. Whether through striking contrast with the new creation or reinterpretation of the existing architecture -- or indeed both together -- all featured projects are defined by their respectful and thoughtful stance towards the sites they occupy and establish an enthralling relationship between the old and the new.

Featured in the June 2019 Design newsletter.
To receive this newsletter regularly please email us with your name and contact details.