Geometry and design for a hotel

Large vases of a vivid orange color, balled boxwoods, stumped birch trees and towering bamboos make up the structure of the scene. This was the solution to a rather difficult initial context of small green areas fragmented among large paved areas.
Large windows open onto interweaving fluid lines and green shapes, blending the inside with the outside. At the hotel entrance we are greeted by tall tadelakte vases of strictly handcrafted manufacture; the simple and elegant design is in perfect harmony with the “Queen Victoria” agaves.
Beams of light projected from the ground create a seductive effect and capture the slight movement of branches cradled by the wind. The refined architecture of the birch trees is emphasized by a minute play of light and shadow: an evocative synergy between the light and the plants that also emphasizes the natural shine of the foliage.