Design: challenging the limits of hospitality in the tropics
The embrace of a new form of exclusivity: human, emotional, at peace with the environment.
The world’s most visited theme and amusement parks
Disney and Universal lead the global list by attendance, while Asia consolidates new hybrid entertainment models.
Personalised bedrooms for children and teenagers
Design meets fantasy to elevate the everyday life of the youngest to an experience of luxury and creativity.
Urbanism: “neuro-mimicry”, or the brain as a model for city design (part I)
If cities emulated the efficiency, adaptability and resilience of the brain, would they be more liveable and sustainable?
Sensorial architecture, nature and design
Time seems to stand still when you look at this design, and yet you can almost hear the murmur of the water.
Paradise Club, tropical inspiration
Arches, volumes, vivid tones and constantly moving water produce an acute sense of idleness.
Tourism balance in the world’s main tourist markets
Tourism boosts the economy... theoretically, since countries that receive large numbers of tourists are also major emitters.
Dunes Congress Centre
An oasis of calm in the open air, with outdoor spaces that harmonise with the interiors thanks to the large windows.
Lattice architecture and pure lines
The ornamental geometry, embodied in lattices, becomes the protagonist of a play of light and shadow.
Moon bed; sleeping among the stars
The cratered lunar surface and the softly lit interior make the lunar bed a haven for the imagination.
