Ar. Anil Badan explains how wellness-focused designs, such as biophilic components and sensory upgrades, are examining hospitality for overall well-being.
Today, wellness and health are given primary importance by almost everyone. With life becoming more mechanical and cities turning into concrete jungles, everyone constantly needs to seek mental and physical wellness beyond their homes.
In the fast-paced world of hospitality design, trends come and go, providing a continuous source of inspiration. Yet, in this rapid evolution, preserving one's design voice is a testament to individuality. Authenticity transcends aesthetics, embodying a commitment to narrative, culture, and guest experience.
Ar. Abhigyan Neogi discusses how hospitality design is the science and art of moulding discerning guests’ experiences. Working on hospitality interior design and architecture projects implies crafting a small part of a city, necessitating how it interacts with the rest of the urban fabric. Why did you choose to specialise in hospitality design? Hospitality design […]
Ar. Amit Gulati, Founding Partner, Design21, speaks on how each space in the Amayaa Hotel has been insulated from heat to maintain energy efficiency in the interiors. Why did you choose to specialise in hospitality projects? Hospitality is an ever-evolving segment with an increasing need for innovation. Each new project demands a distinguished design process. […]
Ravideep Singh speaks on the conspicuous gaps in the Indian healthcare sector, further reinforcing the quest and the need to delve into this space. Why did you choose to specialize in the healthcare sector? The inclination towards healthcare was perhaps a more intuitive call than pragmatic. I believe healthcare architecture exemplifies the capacity architecture, in […]