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Natural Elements Pop in the Grayson Hotel's Dining Destinations - Vimarsana News

Natural Elements Pop in the Grayson Hotel's Dining Destinations

In the Grayson Hotel's bars and restaurants, bold patterns and jewel tones are on the menu, showcasing the work of Dutch East Design.

Home Bar: Everything You Need to Know About Creating the Perfect Cocktail Setup - Vimarsana News

Home Bar: Everything You Need to Know About Creating the Perfect Cocktail Setup

Whipping up drinks can be elevated with an eye-catching yet functional home bar setup

Behind the Design of Hotel Marcel, the US's First Net-Zero Hotel - Vimarsana News

Behind the Design of Hotel Marcel, the US's First Net-Zero Hotel

Marcel Breuer's Brutalist building in New Haven, Connecticut gets a second life as the net-zero Hotel Marcel.

How an Iconic Brutalist Building Became One of the Most Sustainable Hotels in the U.S. - Vimarsana News

How an Iconic Brutalist Building Became One of the Most Sustainable Hotels in the U.S.

It’s been said the most sustainable buildings are the ones that already exist. Indeed, adaptive reuse and historic renovation projects have the benefit of preserving existing building materials and the embodied carbon within them, diverting construction waste from landfills and utilizing less energy compared to new construction projects. 

Hotel Marcel, A Tapestry Hotel by Hilton to Open April 2022 in New Haven, Connecticut – Hospitality Net - Vimarsana News

Hotel Marcel, A Tapestry Hotel by Hilton to Open April 2022 in New Haven, Connecticut – Hospitality Net

Highly anticipated Hotel Marcel, A Tapestry Hotel by Hilton, will be opening its doors in April 2022. An icon of Brutalist architecture in New Haven, Connecticut, the building has a storied past: Completed in 1970 by Bauhaus designer and architect Marcel Breuer to house the headquarters of the Armstrong Rubber Company, it sat empty for decades, with a large portion of the structure demolished at one point to make way for a parking lot.