Hospitality

Cubic bunk beds providing comfortable accommodation while making the hostel’s facade impressive.

An Italian restaurant constructed carefully with traditional elements, providing a haven in the busy city.

The architecture is set into an escarpment while facing a cove, which provides perfect view to the guests.

The accumulation of time embedded in this old but charming building appears to present a unique character with unexpected blend of styles.

The building is slightly higher than the canopy as a nest among treetops with a broad view over the pinewoods.

Five simple while holly huts connected together like mountain ridge, providing service to the elderly in the community.

A restaurant using wooden windows and cabinets, which could be open and closed due to requirement, creating an interesting interior space.

Separated hotel and apartment buildings, using low-tech facades to meet “passive house” standard.

Bar in a historical building, with copper cladding as a new interior attribute.

Lighting creates spacial surprises for guests in every subtle detail.

Zhaoyang Architects transforms an abandoned office facility into a crowded market place.

Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk designs a sevice center serving both tourist and mountain hikers.

Ministry of Design enhances hospitality experience and engagement through digital platforms and social spaces.

Under the modern style with blue and white tone，a variety of geometrical elements line out the simple and clear shapes, bringing the space a unique sense of future.

Balance among people, environment and architecture - the first hotel of living in seclusion in Fuzhou City.

immersion into the local culture.

Modern weather-proof lodges on the Rogaland hiking trail

Louver cooperate with curtail wall，a visual play between music and sunlight.