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F INAL I ST
HAMP TON INN & SU I TES LOS
ANGELES/SHERMAN OAKS ,
CALIFORN I A
SOURCES :
DESIGN F I RM: S TUDIO HBA ,
SANTA MON I CA , CALIFORN I A
ARCH I TECTURE FIRM : ALA JA J I AN
MARCOOS I ARCH I TECT S ,
GLENDALE , CALIFORN I A CLIENT :
NANDINVES TMENTS , SHERMAN
OAKS , CALIFORN I A PURCHAS I NG
FIRM : HBA PROCUREMENT, SANTA
MON I CA , CALIFORN I A PHOTO:
COURTESY HBA S TUDIO
The Highlights: The design narrative follows the San Fernando
Valley's rich history and relaxed indoor-outdoor lifestyle that is
quintessentially Southern California. Interiors reference the region's
thriving citrus groves. The lobby's focal point is an enlarged, floor-toceiling
mural of orange tree branches and oranges behind the front
desk, while the high lobby ceiling comprises a refined patchwork of
wood planks and finishes reminiscent of citrus crates. A 12-foot-tall
preserved orange tree sits proudly in the middle of the lobby, an
affectionate reference to its historic citrus grove origins.
F INAL I ST
IB I S HOTEL T I ANJIN JINWAN
PL A Z A , CHINA
SOURCES :
DESIGN F I RM: GLC ENTERPR I SES ,
LLC, GUANGZHOU, CH I NA CLIENT :
HUA ZHU GROUP IB IS BR AND PROJECT
DEPARTMENT PURCHAS I NG FIRM:
HUA ZHU GROUP PURCHAS I NG
DEPARTMENT PHOTO: Q I NGGE
CULTURE MED I A
The Highlights: This 180-room
hotel aims to appeal to a modern,
young demographic, which inspired
the musical elements present
throughout the interiors. An iconic
music logo light, personalized
record tables, a loudspeaker wall,
and performance stage ensures
that the design fully highlights the
theme, from décor to functionality.
Bold colors-red, orange, and blue
on a base of gray-round out the
concept. The reception counter,
a focal area of the lobby, also
functions as a bar. The ceiling is
made of mirror metal boards, a
touch that visually heightens the
bar area and supports the sense of
space of the brassy counter.
F INAL I ST
TOWNEPL ACE SU I TES
NASHVILLE DOWNTOWN/
CAP I TOL D I S TRICT
SOURCES :
DESIGN F I RM: THE GE T T YS GROUP
COMPANIES , CHICAGO ARCH I TECTURE
FIRM : DLR GROUP, CH I CAGO CLIENT :
NASHVILLE PROPCO, LLC PURCHAS I NG
FIRM : POPUL ATE PROCUREMENT - THE
GE T T YS GROUP COMPAN I ES, CH I CAGO
PHOTO: COURTESY THE GE T T YS GROUP
The Highlights: Centuries before the miles of neon, Nashville was a place
of lush riverbanks and warm sulfur springs. The design of this new-build
celebrates the natural oasis, recalling the history and fauna of central
Tennessee with oversized guestroom windows, a hidden courtyard, and
rooftop bar. Biophilic design is on full display in the lobby with ample
lounge seating and a serene palette that invites guests to rejuvenate
in the open, airy space. Bountiful plants are incorporated throughout,
with an energizing light display behind the reception desk that adds
visual interest. The fractured, geometric ceiling above appears as an
abstraction of clouds.
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