Editorial reference photography for a fictional project. Images are illustrative, not documentation of the named location.
Atria begins with a small café facing the pavement. The reception sits deeper in the building, allowing arrival to feel more like entering a home. Shared spaces are distributed throughout the hotel rather than gathered into a single large lobby.
Timber, mineral finishes and woven textiles establish a tactile palette. Guest rooms keep the view and natural light at their centre, while bathrooms and services occupy the deeper part of the plan. Robust details were developed around the realities of daily hotel use.
Shared studio reference board. Final selections are project-specific.
Shading and the depth of openings are considered before mechanical systems. Performance targets belong to the design brief; no measured energy savings are claimed.
Accessible services and replaceable interior elements support future adaptation without replacing the primary structure.
