The penultimate video tour published in collaboration with Open House London documents Salters’ Hall, the white brutalist livery hall near the Barbican Estate. Read more
UK architecture studio Zaha Hadid Architects has unveiled its design for a sinuous, glass, 36-storey skyscraper, which will be built in Hong Kong at 2 Murray Road on what is reportedly the world’s most expensive plot. Read more
A cantilevered upper storey with symmetrical, glazed dormers is the focal point of House on 36th, which Beebe Skidmore has completed for a young family relocating to Portland, USA. Read more
From sagging shelves made of foam to a chair modelled on Wassily Kandinsky’s abstract paintings, we’ve rounded up 11 quirky furniture designs that prioritise form over function. Read more
This week on Dezeen, the European Union unveiled plans to fund a Bauhaus-style design school as part of a €750 billion coronavirus recovery scheme. Read more
BIFMA’s Subcommittee for Building Codes has created a guide for freestanding, fully-enclosed, occupiable, space-dividing products called the “BIFMA Pods-2020”. Over the past eight months, forty-five subcommittee and industry stakeholders conducted reviews of this North American guide to ensure that the requirements were sound and safety for the user was considered. Pods create work space alternatives […]
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Overall hotel profitability was positive for the second consecutive month, according to STR’s August P&L report.
Sonesta Suites Dallas Park Central, formerly the Crowne Plaza Dallas Park Central, is located in the heart of the North Dallas Park Central Business District.
Hoteliers outside the U.S. have cause for muffled celebration: Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East all showed positive gross operating profit per available room (GOPPAR) in August. The U.S. now becomes the only region that has yet to turn a pos…
In some respects, travel companies are prisoners of their geographic strengths and weaknesses in the Covid-19 era. Operational considerations aside, it sure didn’t hurt Trip.com Group to be based in China.
-Dennis Schaal
