Future Hotels & Resorts

[Bez_imena]

Kempinski BELGRADE
(2013)

[gabo79]

Trampoline hotel in Krasnaya Polyana (near Sochi, Russia)is insane looks nice

[Vrooms]

PARKROYAL ON PICKERING SINGAPORE(U/C)

Originally Posted by snhaetnhlaonncg

this is the design as being built currently:

image found from the following link:
http://www.pphg.com/pr_pphg_pickering.html

[Bez_imena]

Falkensteiner Hotel - Belgrade
(2012)

[OtAkAw]

Grand Hyatt Manila


Shangri-la at the Fort, Manila

[albertjooger]

Thanks to share these awesome hotels and resorts pictures with us but in all I like Fairmont resorts very much.

[helorider14]

Originally Posted by icehot

Trampoline hotel in Krasnaya Polyana (near Sochi, Russia)

inspired from rice terraces in asian countries?

[Vrooms]

W HOTEL & RESIDENCES KUALA LUMPUR(U/C)(2016)

Originally Posted by rizalhakim

image hosted on flickr

[Jim856796]

Delete post.

[Vrooms]

Source:http://www.relax.com.sg/relax/news/7...Singapore.html

Sofitel to open first boutique hotel in Singapore
AsiaOne | Mon, Oct 24 2011


SINGAPORE - A new luxury boutique hotel by Sofitel will soon be opened at the heart of Singapore's central business district.

Sofitel So Singapore will be located at 35 Robinsons Road, formerly The Ogilvy Centre.

The five-star hotel will retain its neo-classical facade and some of the existing building structures, while a newer five-storey wing is constructed at the back of it.

Built in 1927, the iconic building has its roots as a telecommunications and postal building when it was first The Cable and Wireless Building, and then later the Telecommunications Authority of Singapore in 1992.

To preserve its heritage, some $130 million was spent to conserve the 84-year-old building's large columns and recessed balconies, said Mr Asok Kumar Hiranandani, President of Royal Group Holdings, the developer of the property, at a press conference today.

The hotel is slated to open in the first quarter of 2013, making it the third international boutique hotel under Sofitel's expansion plans. The first Sofitel So hotel was opened in Mauritius in Dec 2010; the second will open in Bangkok in 2012.

With 135 room suites, Sofitel So Singapore is aimed at attracting the savvy business travellers looking for prime location and unique lifestyle offerings.

The highlight is the top-of-the-line loft suite, measuring some 104 sq m, which was created because of the way the old building was structured, revealed Mr Markland Blaiklock, Senior Vice President of Sofitel Asia Pacific.

Rack rates for high-end rooms will start from $350 and above.

In line with the Sofitel So concept, each boutique hotel will combine Sofitel's style of living with a signature design of an international designer from the fashion, art or design fields.

While the designer for Singapore has not yet been decided, he or she will have the calibre of Kenzo and Christian Lacroix - fashion couturiers who designed Sofitel So Mauritius and Sofitel So Bangkok respectively.

Other than a strong flare for design, Mr Blaiklock also revealed that cutting-edge technology will also be a hallmark of the Sofitel So concept.

Perhaps, in future, guests will be able to check-in with their mobile phones? Well, Mr Blaiklock did not rule out that possibility.

[spikeshamz]

Super, hope i can work there....

[sobchbud]

An ambitious 3.8 billion casino/convention center/hotel complex that could be larger than anything in Las Vegas. Genting seeking to establish a foothold in this hemisphere is capitalizing on Miami's status as an international gateway. It aims to steal a sizable chunk of the gaming industry from Vegas as well as lure guests from Latin America and Europe. However, the project is contingent on the passage special gaming provisions by the State of Florida. The odds look good at this point.

News and discussion on this project in the Miami Forum:http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1432120

Originally Posted by Obfuscatus

http://rwmiami.com/



Genting Group Unveils $3 Billion Master Plan For Resorts World Miami
Arquitectonica-designed Destination Resort to create tens of thousands of jobs, draw
millions of tourists from around the world, and anchor new three-mile Baywalk along
downtown Miami waterfront.

Miami, FL – September 14, 2011 – One of the most prized pieces of waterfront land in
Florida will soon come alive with Resorts World Miami, a Destination Resort featuring
iconic skyscrapers sporting designs inspired by a coral reef and serving as the
centerpiece of a new three-mile Baywalk that will activate the city’s waterfront. Resorts
World Miami, which represents a $3 billion investment by Genting Group, comprises
approximately 10 million square feet of mixed-use development, making it one of the
largest development projects in Florida history.

“Resorts World Miami will accelerate Florida’s evolution as a global destination at the
crossroads of the Americas,” said Mr. KT Lim, Chairman and Chief Executive of Genting.
“Most importantly, Resorts World Miami will boost confidence in Florida’s economy,
creating 15,000 direct and indirect construction jobs and 30,000 permanent positions on
an ongoing basis, attracting more inbound investment, and substantially increasing the
tax base for the city, county and state.”

Rising from 13.9 acres of bayfront land currently housing the Miami Herald Media
Company, Resorts World Miami is located in the heart of the City of Miami, midway
between Miami International Airport and Miami Beach.

“Resorts World Miami introduces a new vocabulary of architecture to Florida, one that
is inspired by the ocean and Florida’s coral reefs,” said Bernardo Fort-Brescia, Co-
Founder and Principal of Arquitectonica, the world-renown architecture firm based in
Miami. “At Resorts World Miami, building designs echo familiar forms that are part of
our identity, including tropical fish and seashells. When you describe Miami and Florida,
you inevitably come back to the water. We have captured that relationship with Resorts
World Miami’s design.”

Resorts World Miami includes a series of four hotels with a total of 5,200 rooms and two
residential towers featuring 1,000 units. The towers take on sculptural forms that
change from every perspective. Each building is designed with outside balconies
adorned with LED-lit exteriors, creating a jewel-like effect that will illuminate the Miami
skyline each night. The Destination Resort will include a super-luxury hotel, a
contemporary hotel, a convention hotel, and a family hotel, offering a lodging option for
each segment of the market.

The towers sit atop an 8-story podium where guests can immerse themselves in a
double-story, 250,000 square foot luxury retail galleria; more than 50 restaurants,
lounges, bars and nightclubs; a high-tech multimedia entertainment area showcasing
the music and culture of Florida and South America; and 700,000 square feet of
convention and meeting space which includes a 200,000 square foot column-free
ballroom, the largest in the United States. A casino will be included if Florida’s
legislature and governor approve Destination Resort legislation.

Each level of Resorts World Miami is designed with outdoor terraces offering
spectacular unobstructed views of Biscayne Bay, downtown Miami and Miami Beach.
The podium’s rooftop features a 3.6 acre outdoor lagoon – a size equivalent to 12
Olympic-size swimming pools – and natural sand beaches that will enable guests to
swim from Biscayne Boulevard to the edge of Biscayne Bay, a distance of more than
1,000 feet. Each hotel will also have a private swimming pool.

Resorts World Miami will be the highlight of a three-mile Baywalk beginning at the
Miami River and running north to Margaret Pace Park. The Baywalk will link Bayfront
Park, Bayside Market Place, American Airlines Arena, Museum Park, the Miami Art
Museum currently under construction, the new Miami Science Museum currently under
design, the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts and the Omni Center. All will
be connected by new public spaces and pedestrian, jogging, and cycling paths that will
activate this stretch of partially completed Miami waterfront.

Resorts World Miami has been designed – and will be constructed – in accordance with
all applicable zoning codes and regulations, including Miami 21, the City of Miami’s
comprehensive zoning code. The project has been conceived with an emphasis on
sustainability and LEED-certified solutions, including three levels of below-grade parking.

The Genting Group has a 25-year track record of investing in the United States. Its
history of investment in Florida started 12 years ago when it acquired Miami-based
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) and spent more than $5 billion building eight new ships
and transforming NCL into the youngest and most innovative cruise line. The Genting
Group currently owns 50% of NCL.

Genting also partnered with Florida-based Universal Studios to build and open the $5.5
billion Resorts World Sentosa in Singapore last year, which includes a Universal Studios
theme park. Within a year, Resorts World Sentosa became the world’s most successful
Destination Resort.

“Resorts World Miami is a continuation of the Genting Group’s long history of investing
in Florida and working with the state’s business community. We are fully committed to
develop Resorts World Miami to maximize the impact of this Destination Resort on
Florida’s economy. Our goal is to transform Resorts World Miami into the most
successful Destination Resort in the Americas,” added Chairman Lim.

[Vrooms]

looks stunning!!

[Shakeel]

Hope we see more updates of projects in other exotic locations such as Sri Lanka, Indonesia and elsewhere.

[Dimethyltryptamine]

Jewel (6* Resort/Residence) in talks with Shangri-La, Hyatt, Peninsula and Setai chains. Gold Coast, Australia (U/C End 2012)




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[gabo79]

Great designs.

[Vrooms]

Love the shape!!

[gabo79]

amazing hotels

[@b1]

Victoria Park Hotel Ambon (40 fl / UC)
Ambon, Indonesia

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Funtasy Island Rsort & Theme Park
Batam, Indonesia











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