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Color stories
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New color horizons for 2018
Interview
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Enjoying the process
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14 Aix-en-Provence (France) | Château La Coste
Art Gallery | Renzo Piano Building Workshop
16 Huéscar (Granada) | Convent of Santo Domingo Antonio Jiménez Torrecillas, Elisa Valero Ramos
18 Lancashire | Chromatogram | Studio Lazerian 74 US 90, Valentine (Texas)| Prada Marfa
76 Shanghai | Jade Museum Xintiandi Archi-Union Architects
78 National Exhibition Center, Abu Dhabi Archetipo | Edoardo Tresoldi with Designlab Experience
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124 Ex Mira Lanza Museum, Rome | Scientia
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The alchemist’s workshop
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International Contributors
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Into the wild
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The third life of Les Bains
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Trump Towers Pune, India Entirely Made in Italy interiors in India
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Between past and future
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his season is greeted by an edition rich in new projects and interesting inspirations from the most exclusive and refined environments. The second annual collection of Contract & Hospitality Book dedicates 240 pages to the greatest realizations of recent times in the capitals of hotel industry, residencial, retail and office fields enclosed in a visual harmony that pleasantly leads the reading. If the trends about Nerd Culture and sustainability have been published in the Color Stories in March, the last two proposed here illustrate a change towards formal sobriety: more “dirty” colors comply with the world of interior. Longitude, Latitude, Altitude and Through the mirror point to a positive agitation, a search for spirituality (not religion!) and a deep desire to travel by consumers of the future. Young nomads increase and sharing overflows. It’s the Millenials army. With this Book, the palette of the 20 colors trend of 2018 is completed, revealing the two colors that will mainly affect the looks - of the interior and elsewhere - next year. Thanks to the interviews with Yabu Pushelberg and Shreger, from the most influential architecture and interior design studios, the considerations and the debate on the hottest issues of design come to light. From the “queen” capitals of hospitality projects such as New York and Paris, to the Mediterranean flavor of Ibiza, going through the Made in Italy design temple in India, in Pune, the selection of published releases find a common denominator in the polished harmony of the environments, al-
though each project is defined by a characterizing style, a strong “sign” that marks its peculiar identity. Here are the ‘jewels’ in the desert, the naturalistic architecture of Jackalope in Australia, Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort in the Oman mountains or La Granja in Ibiza, where the result of human creativity and the purest landscape become one. No shortage of outside the box proposals like the Wheat Youth Arts Hotel by the Chinese visionaries XL Muse. In the second part of the volume there is a portfolio of references from the industry’s leading players, alongside the selected Design Inspiration, highlighting the recently launched products, which will sprinkle the next international projects. The schedule of appointments in which the Book will take part as media influencer is rich too. Within September and March 2018, this edition will reach professionals who never miss the world’s top stages and business platforms in the hospitality market. A relationship network that starts at London’s Restaurant & Bar, Mipim UK, Downtown Design Dubai and BDNY New York to the exclusive B2B Hostys Connect that this year will be hosted in Berlin.
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WONDER. AIX-EN-PROVENCE (FRANCE) | CHÂTEAU LA COSTE ART GALLERY | RENZO PIANO BUILDING WORKSHOP It stands out among the vineyards, combining discreetly with the surrounding natural environment. By carving a 6 meters deep in the earth, the pavilion, with its 285 square meters of surface dedicated to wine
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conservation as well as to art exhibitions, becomes one with the vineyard. An even more emphasized synergy with the architectural roof layout that intends to reread the graphic layout of the grapevines.
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WONDER. HUÉSCAR (GRANADA) | CONVENT OF SANTO DOMINGO | ANTONIO JIMÉNEZ TORRECILLAS, ELISA VALERO RAMOS © Antonio Luis Martínez
A pure whiteness accompanies the linear geometry of the architecture – interrupted uniquely by the wave motion of the high, bright ceiling – in the restructuring project of one of the four wings of the Convent.
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O New color horizons for 2018 International trends for the upcoming year are inspired by new experiences, both real and spiritual, generating parallel “stories” which ColorWorks® has translated in a color range exuding warmth and intensity yet grounded in sobriety. The story of Color Trends 2018 draws to a close, in the company of Judith van Vliet
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ranges and greens alongside dark blues and natural tonalities. The common thread for colors set to paint 2018 is widespread sobriety, a lower-key tone compared to the brilliant and vivacious nuances which have defined the current year. Colors are “dirtier”, less saturated, contaminated by a touch of black, transposing a sense of bewilderment. Color Trends of the upcoming year reflect a profound change in contemporary society and convey uncertainty, the search for new experiences and approaches, in a well-defined color palette, showcasing dark neutrality. According to research carried out by ColorWorks® (a branch of Clariant) and its four Centres (Sao Paolo, Chicago, Merate and Singapore), which annually define a “guide” for color trends of the upcoming year, ColorForward 2018, the latest palette will feature a range of intense yellows, reds, dark oranges and blues, alongside green and blue tonalities which together with natural colors, generate a concept of positivity and optimism. Particularly well-suited to the world of interior design and contract, these colors match effortlessly with other tonalities, characterised by a more durable suitability for interior décor. Ten out of the twenty colors identified and selected by ColorWorks® as representative of future international trends - the result of an analysis of emerging world movements, consumer attitudes and orientations which are influencing society - were presented in the previous Book, respectively in two stories: Nerdylicious and NewMorrow. The first symbolises a trend increasingly open to nerd culture (fundamental in what has become a highly technological and digital world). The second is indicative of a heartfelt request for life style change and greater sustainability. This journey through color trends continues with the latest stories dedicated to 2018: Longitude, Latitude, Altitude and Through the Mirror, supported by the authoritative narrating voice Judith van Vliet, designer of ColorWorks Europe/EMEA (BU of the Plastics & Coatings section, Clariant) and Vice President of Communication & PR at Color Marketing Group.
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rom sharing a common space when they first started to work after graduating from Ryerson University, Toronto, to two design studios in Canada and the USA. George Yabu’s and Glenn Pushelberg’s professional path has truly sky rocketed since the early 80s, an ascending parabola on a directive between Toronto and New York. An unwaning characteristic of this ascent is the fire which continues to motivate them, clearly palpable when conversing with the duo. A passion for their work and continuous challenges just waiting to be designed. Globally acclaimed and multiple prize winning interior designers in the retail and hotelier sector, they embrace a holistic approach when developing projects for hotels, residences and shops, to achieve balance, emotive quality and all-round concept, resulting in facilities which remain contemporary and never succumb to trends. In 2017 alone, the duo designed seven hotels which have already opened or are opening soon: Park Hyatt Bangkok, Las Alcobas St Helena Napa Valley, Viceroy Dubai, Four Seasons Kuwait, The Edition Times Square, and two Moxy facilities in New York.
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The alchemist’s workshop A captivating surreal atmosphere, with views reminiscent of a film. Jackalope, in Australia, is not only a hotel: it is an experience
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he boutique hotel’s name is very revealing. “Jackalope” is an imaginary animal that combines, in name and appearance, a jackrabbit and antelope, resulting in a kind of horned rabbit. Legend tells us that these shy, elusive animals can perfectly imitate the human voice. At the hotel entrance, guests are greeted by an impressive 7-metre-high sculpture that represents this curious creature, created by local artist Emily Floyd. The names of the rooms, restaurants and bar also embrace the theme of these legendary creatures that lurk within the building. This is just the beginning of the concept devised by entrepreneur Louis Li, who moved to Melbourne in 2006 to study cinematography. The idea is to express his creativity, not through cinema, but through the design of this hotel, which was opened in April 2017. Jackalope is just an hour’s drive from Melbourne, located in Mornington Peninsula, a picturesque IFDM | 33