Klein Dytham Architecture gives Fender flagship store a welcoming feel
Klein Dytham Architecture has aimed to counter rock music snobbery with its design for guitar brand Fender's Tokyo flagship store.
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Klein Dytham Architecture has aimed to counter rock music snobbery with its design for guitar brand Fender's Tokyo flagship store.
Latvian architecture studio Open AD has completed the Ziedlejas Spa and Wellness Resort in the town of Sigulda, featuring a cluster of Corten steel and glass cabins dotted across a sloping site overlooking a pond.
4 Remote Vacation Spots to Unplug and Recharge Nature-focused destinations connect guests to the land and the sea Words by: HD Staff • Photos by Giorgio Baroni, Avesh Gaur, Nacasa & Partners, and Noughts and Crosses The design team behind Italy's Terme di Saturnia derived the interior color palette from the turquoise hue of the natural pool The design team behind Italy's Terme di Saturnia derived the interior color palette from the turquoise hue of the natural pool Projects: Nature-focused destinations connect guests to the land and the sea Words by: HD Staff • Photos by Giorgi...
Tokyo-based Klein Dytham Architecture has designed PokoPoko as a clubhouse and activity centre surrounded by forest for the Risonare Nasu hotel in rural Japan. Built near the town of Nasu in the shadow of the Mount Nasu volcanoes, the clubhouse is set within a forest clearing between the hotel's two existing accommodation blocks. The PokoPoko clubhouse is part of the Risonare Nasu hotel "The concept of the project was to create a fairytale building in a clearing of the forest," said Klein Dytham Architecture co-founder Mark Dytham. "We wanted the building to peek out between the trees and...
Oct 14, 2020 at 10:25am PDT The Torgglerhof Apple Hotel in Italy’s South Tyrol is a high-end, farm-cum-hotel that gets people fruit picking in orchards and vineyards, and riding around in tractors. It also produces it own sparkling apple wine (the farm grows seven varieties of apples over 45,000 sqm of land). “We are convinced that the great approval for agrotouristic concepts roots in people’s growing interest in escaping stressful urban environments and common daily routines," explains a spokesperson for the hotel. 3. La Granja, Ibiza Settings don’t get much more idyllic than rustic...