Ramada Renaissance Hotel- Hong Kong: Late-Modern meets Renaissance
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Citation
PACE Interior Architecture, v.5, 1988, pp. 61-69
Abstract
Modern hotels have not been notable for their architectural design. Typically the finest modern hotels have been anonymous-looking funtional shells, with interiors that are decorated to whatever is the current style. There have been a few exceptions in the past ten years, where both the building and the interiors are of sympathetic High Modern Sytles.
Now the Ramada Renaissance brings together a highly stylized architectural enclosure of Late-Modern details and hotel interiors, that, while contemporary in colour and scale, are meant to evoke traditional, Renaissance images. It is a story of some interest of how the combination developed and how well it works.
(1) Introduction
(2) History
(3) Design
(4) Architecture imspires interior design
(5) Interiors
(6) Rooms
(7) Food & beverage
(8) Conclusion
Description
Building Name: Ramada Renaissance Hotel
Building Type(s): Hotels
Architect: Liang Peddle Thorp
Subject
Type
Article
Format
Date
1988
Language
en