Hospitality

Explore 44 award-winning designs tagged Hospitality on DesignAmid Magazine.

Designer: Chi Wei Shih Work: Resort Classification: Hospitality

Deer Chaser Yuchi

Deer Chaser Yuchi is a resort in Nantou, Taiwan, covering about 1720 square meters. The design departs from the standard hostel model by using local culture and landscape. Communal areas draw on the inner court of the traditional Taiwanese farmhouse and the image of people gathering under a tree. Outdoor bathing spaces and floor-to-ceiling windows bring guests closer to nature. Interconnected private courtyards encourage interaction among guests. Construction uses concrete load-bearing wall panels, transparent partitions and a steel framed tree house.

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Designer: SHXDAL Work: Hotel Classification: Hospitality

Xichang Joyhub Air

Xichang Joyhub Air Hotel is located on the north shore of Qionghai Sea, which is designed to symbolize a poetic living experience. Create a garden style upscale leisure resort hotel experience in Xichang with a fusion of humanities and natural ecology. Key materials such as artistic paint, wood printed aluminum panels, stone, and wood finishes create a tranquil atmosphere, giving the hotel a unique character. Grey bricks, pitched roofs, and rammed earth walls are reimagined within the interior, where light toned finishes, neutral wooden panels, and deep hued marble create a harmonious space.

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Designer: Kris Lin Work: Sale Center Classification: Hospitality

Star Fall

Star Fall explores the residential entrance lobby as more than a transitional space, shaping it into a layered experience of arrival. Organized around a circular void, the design integrates light, structure, and material to support spatial clarity and a sense of belonging. A custom chandelier composed of multiple light elements is positioned within the void, contributing to the spatial atmosphere. Through the coordination of spatial order, lighting, and material selection, the project presents an approach to entrance design that emphasizes continuity, comfort, and everyday use.

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Designer: James Tu Work: Hospitality Hall Classification: Hospitality

Grand Overture

Grand Overture is a hospitality hall of about 1000 square meters in Shanghai, China. Arched structures guide the flow of light and shadow across several levels. Off white stone, earth toned wood and metallic accents form layers of texture and warmth. Art Deco style stone inlay patterns and herringbone stone flooring refer to the historical trading houses of the region. A curved staircase leads visitors upward, and the elevator lobby holds vintage floor indicators. Classical arches and Baroque curves are reinterpreted through a modern geometric approach.

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Designer: Kris Lin Work: Club House Classification: Hospitality

Timeles Elegance

This premium community clubhouse seamlessly blends social, fitness, and leisure spaces, fostering a warm and connected community. It features a library, dining hall, swimming pool, gym, and yoga room, encouraging wellness and interaction among residents.To enhance social engagement and family bonds, the design prioritizes openness and comfort despite limited natural light and a deep spatial layout. A holistic approach integrates architecture, interiors, and landscape, creating a harmonious and inviting environment.

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Designer: Muchuan Xu Work: Resort Hotel Classification: Hospitality

DHAWA Jinan Daming Lake

Dhawa Jinan Daming Lake is a resort hotel created within the former Jiangxi Guild Hall, built in the eighteenth century. The protected historical buildings were conserved and adapted for modern hospitality use. Traditional elements were studied and reinterpreted through new compositions, materials and textures. The hotel has a design area of about 16200 square meters and offers 99 guest rooms with bathrooms, bars, a spa, restaurants and conference rooms. A glass staircase with a grid glass ceiling brings daylight into the lobby and links the indoor and outdoor spaces.

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Designer: Infinity Design and Architecture Work: Resort and Residences Classification: Hospitality

Anantara Zanzibar

Anantara Zanzibar is a beachfront resort and residences project located in Nungwi, on the coast of Zanzibar, overlooking the Indian Ocean. The design combines local heritage with modern comfort. Limewashed walls, carved timber doors, handwoven lattice screens, and locally sourced coral stone are used throughout. Courtyards, pavilions, and verandas link indoor and outdoor spaces. The villas include private pools, sunken firepits, and lagoon decks. The layout guides guests from open social areas to quiet retreats.

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Designer: Dmytro Shakal Work: Luxury Boutique Resort Classification: Hospitality

Jumba Nungwi

Jumba Nungwi is a luxury boutique resort in Zanzibar, Tanzania, that combines a main hotel building with private villas in a zoned tropical landscape. The design is inspired by local vernacular huts and uses terracotta clay plaster, natural coral stone and teak wood. Perforated ceramic facade screens filter sunlight and improve ventilation, creating a stable microclimate. Cascading volumes and green terraces open the rooms to light and ocean views. Public spaces, restaurants and pools are placed within the hotel, while the villas are set among dense planting for privacy.

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Designer: TORU TERAOKA Work: Hotels Classification: Hospitality

Three Roofs Timber Hall

Set within the forests of Karuizawa, this hall is conceived as a place where architecture, nature, and community intersect. Developed over nearly a decade through collaboration between client, builder, and architect, it forms part of an evolving landscape with dog friendly facilities. The building serves as a communal lounge and indoor training space. When large openings are opened, the interior aligns with the forest, allowing landscape to flow through. A layered roof brings soft daylight, creating a calm atmosphere. Simple timber construction shows how modest means integrate with nature.

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Designer: Fumihiko Fujii Work: Hotel Classification: Hospitality

OMO5 Hakodate

OMO5 Hakodate is a hotel located in front of Hakodate Station in Hokkaido, Japan. An existing building was rebranded, extended and renovated under the concept of 120 percent Hakodate. A large stained-glass artwork inspired by local attractions greets guests at the entrance. The public area, called OMO Base, offers several ways to spend time, such as relaxing with friends. Guest rooms feature wall illustrations of the Hakodate nightscape. The buffet restaurant has a live kitchen inspired by the star-shaped Goryokaku Fort, plus lanterns and pendant lights made from fishing nets.

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Designer: DESIGN STUDIO CROW CO., LTD Work: Hotel Classification: Hospitality

Sosei M Gallery Sapporo

The main theme of the design is frontier spirit, a pioneer for the development of Sapporo, and the brewmasters, an important figure in the brewing of beer and one of the businesses of the pioneers. The two are set as the characters within the story of the design to create a subliminal atmosphere of the passion and exuberance of those days, and the artistic chaos of modernization, where Japanese and Western influences, past and future, are mixed together. The design aims to be a new base connecting Sapporo's past and future and to contribute to the further development of the region.

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Designer: Hilal Ustun Caner Work: Stay and Savor Classification: Hospitality

Belmondo Suites

This design seamlessly blends past and present, preserving historical elements while introducing modern functionality. It respects original architecture while integrating contemporary needs. Meticulous craftsmanship, thoughtful materials, and an intuitive layout emphasize comfort and aesthetic harmony. Interiors reflect neo-classical elegance, modern rustic warmth, and Scandinavian simplicity, with handcrafted furnishings and natural materials enhancing tactile depth. This approach creates a timeless, practical, and elegant space that honors heritage through refined design.

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