Ecoluxe Buildings Series - Kengo Kuma's 1 Hotel Paris
Mark Muir • 11 December 2023
1 Hotel Paris
Beside the exterior facades, the bedrooms, also feature wood as the main material for walls, floors and the cantilevered bed frames. The guests in these bedrooms will have access to
the central garden which is surrounded by staggered walls, making space for
a succession of large terraces and a swimming pool. The lower floors of the hotel shall include facilities like business centre, performance bar and restaurant, co-working space, and sports facility when the hotel opens, scheduled for 2022/23.
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Create memorable, historical-inspired spaces that elevate guest experiences and increase boutique hotel revenue and occupancy.
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