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Get InvolvedHotel. Café. Tearoom. Gallery. Boutique. It’s hard to define Hôtel Droog in Amsterdam because it blends several different entities into a single location. But it does have a very distinct concept based around constantly delighting – and surprising – its patrons.
Full storyInspired by gardens, public thoroughfares and Italian piazzas, Turkish firm Yerce Architecture has transformed a furniture company’s headquarters in Izmir to reinforce the business’ perception through the natural atmosphere of the space.
Full storyFrom their London studio, Haptic Architects looked to the extraordinary Norwegian landscape and forests as inspiration for a new 300-room hotel and conferencing venue in Oslo. Their challenge was to create internal, interconnected spaces that felt intimate and restful. But at the same time, these areas needed to be flexible, easy to get around and capable of holding large-scale events.
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Bob Fox, a founder of COOKFOX Architects in New York, has long been dedicated to the principles of biophilic design. The firm “walks the green talk” in the design of its own offices. Its LEED-CI Platinum certified space serves as a showcase that reflects the firm’s studio culture, its commitment to sustainability, and its vision for the future of biophilic design.
Hotel. Café. Tearoom. Gallery. Boutique. It’s hard to define Hôtel Droog in Amsterdam because it blends several different entities into a single location. But it does have a very distinct concept based around constantly delighting – and surprising – its patrons.
Inspired by gardens, public thoroughfares and Italian piazzas, Turkish firm Yerce Architecture has transformed a furniture company’s headquarters in Izmir to reinforce the business’ perception through the natural atmosphere of the space.
