Ca’ di Dio in Venice: energy savings are twenty percent less than traditional facilities, with an annual emissions reduction of about 110t/CO2 compared to conventional hot water production systems

The logo was inspired by the British kingdom – a blazon supported by a lion and a unicorn, like the coat of arms of the Windsor dynasty Massimo Colli on how an ancient palace in Rome become tech-efficient

The Levee is an expression of a future-oriented Tel Aviv, aware of its own history and architectural tradition to be glorified. Ori Arison from Bar Orian Architects recounts the restoration process of the early Nineties villa

A birthing house turned into a boutique hotel that follows the Local Anthology concept – «Almost everything is made in Israel: furniture, lighting, organic soaps, linen», founder Danny Tamari recounts

In the Valtournanche, Northern Italy, the Mount Matterhorn shows his hidden sunny side. VRetreats Cervino captures its essence as Paramount Pictures did it in its logo

The design duo Lecoadic-Scotto for the restoration of the 1929 liberty-style complex of four buildings that once housed the Chamber of Commerce: Nolinski hotel heads in Venice

Between Sant Antoni de Portmany and Cala Gracio, TRS Ibiza Hotel experiments with personal butler and Signature Level service – the brand’s first in Europe is among the 41 Palladium Hotel Group properties

Aethos group and the concept of ‘integration’ to transformthe real estate industry«by finding capital to invest in renovation, to bring a new hospitality concept to light»

Het Rondeel stood in the center of Amsterdam as a reminiscence of protection for the city, until it was transformed into a hospitality building – today French antiques sit alongside abstract sculptures

Located in the area synonymous with the London upper-class, the red-brick residency dating back to the 1840s was transformed in 2016 in a hotel structure: The Franklin, London-Starhotels Collezione