No matter where you go — Tokyo, Madrid, or Cairo — the hotel experience often feels strangely familiar: a crisp white bed, neutral-colored walls, abstract art on the wall, and soft ambient lighting.Why is that? Have hotels lost their sense…
In the past, architecture meant towering buildings, strong walls, and columns that told stories of old eras. But in recent years, a new idea has emerged: Temporary architecture doesn’t always have to be fixed or permanent. It can be temporary…
Chinese interior studio Linehouse used natural materials and a muted colour palette to give the Ying’nFlo guesthouse in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, the feel of an inviting home. The guesthouse occupies the podium of a 24-storey tower on a hilly street in Hong Kong. Its ground floor holds a series of communal spaces that Linehouse
The use of biophilic design in the design of a boutique hotel de Bouton,Vietnamese architectural studio D1 attempted to achieve sustainability by returning totraditional roots when designing hotel de Bouton in Da Nang.Being close to nature makes one happy, while…
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