Hilton Pattaya Landscaping by TROP
TROP, a landscape architectural design studio, have sent us images of their work on the Hilton Hotel in Pattaya, Thailand.

TROP, a landscape architectural design studio, have sent us images of their work on the Hilton Hotel in Pattaya, Thailand.

David Ashen of d-ash design has completed the interior design of the lobby for the new Baronette Renaissance Hotel in the Detroit suburb of Novi, Michigan.

Foster + Partners have completed a new airport lounge for Cathay Pacific in Hong Kong.

Concrete Architectural Associates have completed the design for the most recent citizenM Hotel location, this time it’s in Glasgow, Scotland.

Miami-based Interior designer Charles Allem, designed the interior of the Mira Hotel in Hong Kong.

Turkish design studio Autoban have completed the interior design for the House Hotel in the Nisantasi neighborhood of Istanbul, Turkey.

The Library is a resort in Koh Samui, Thailand, where designer Tirawan Songsawat created a minimalist structure while intruding as little as possible on the site by building around old-growth trees. Guests may lose themselves among vegetation interspersed with artwork and statuary, contrasting a colour scheme in which white, red, black and grey predominate: the Library’s exterior is white, the swimming pool red, the restaurant grey. Interiors follow the same ultra minimalist palette and feature low-slung, rectilinear furnishings that invite visitors to stretch out and listen to the lapping of the waves – or of course dive into the books in the exemplary namesake library.

Patricia Urquiola has designed the interiors for the recently opened W Hotels Retreat & Spa on Vieques Island, located off the southeast coast of Puerto Rico in the Caribbean.

Armin Fischer of the Augsburg, Germany-based studio Dreimeta, designed the Superbude Hotel in Hamburg, Germany.

The Saffire Freycinet is a recently completed resort in Tasmania, Australia.
Tasmanian architects Morris Nunn and Associates, together with interior designers from Chhada Siembieda, were asked to design an iconic development that captures the essence of the region and connects with its environment. The buildings are conceptually organic, evoking a connection to the sea, through references of waves, sand dunes and a flowing, organic form.
