Luxury hotel

In the Hospitalet de Llobregat district, by the south gates of Barcelona, a black and white twin tower 110 metres tall emerges from a garden of palm trees. This privileged space in Barcelona’s new Plaça d’Europa is a garden full of light and shade, delightfully fresh and cool. The Hotel Renaissance is an invitation to luxury, its entrance marked by a generous canopy of living green vegetation. Two external walkways tie the two buildings together along their entire height. The walkways host a luxuriant vertical landscape, bordered by the guestroom passageways and criss-crossed by terraces and staircases in an interplay reminiscent of Piranesi. At mid-height, a garden wreathes the building in a cold greenhouse, filtering the sun. Behind the g... More

"I wanted to create “a Place“ linked to Milan's history of excellence. A “special” place integrating and enhancing its architectural, design, customs and fashion values. My project wanted to give Milan and travellers from all over the world an example of style and elegance, excellence in its welcome and elegant hospitality." Marco Piva MAY 2015: The Excelsior Hotel Gallia building, spread over an entire lot, is once again the protagonist and an integral part of the magnificent Piazza Duca D’Aosta, dominated by the Central Station, one of the world's most imposing and spectacular railway stations. The new Excelsior Hotel Gallia is one of the most cutting-edge “accommodation machines” in the world; designed to offer guests the most effic... More

Aman Villas at Amanzoe is a collection of bespoke residences which neighbour the Aman Hotel. Situated in an elevated position high over the Peloponnese in Greece, the villa's design emulates the light setting and Grecian rolling landscape. Designed by Ed Tuttle, the villa demonstrates his meticulous attention to detail and the design echoes authentic Greece, which is subtly interspersed with cutting edge technology and modern styling of the highest calibre. More

The Westin Guadalajara was conceived for a highly desirable but relatively tight corner sight. Thus, all design decisions were undertaken with the aim of creating a sense of flow and openness. Controlled views, extended patios and plazas generate expansiveness throughout the architecture, while mirrored surfaces and triple-height spaces contribute to the effect from the interior. The hotel includes 250 contemporary luxury rooms, multiple meeting spaces, a business center, a ballroom and an elegant three-meal restaurant with multiple configurations. More