Keiji Ashizawa’s recent Tatler Asia interview underscores an approach to hospitality that privileges restraint, material truth and human comfort. His work — from Trunk Hotel Yoyogi Park to a string of Blue Bottle and Dotcom…
Chris Meyers, principal at Meyers+Associates, has built a niche designing hotels that satisfy two very different brand rulebooks. In a recent interview for THP News he outlines how context-driven architecture, rigorous technical delivery and a…
Radit Mahindro’s Paras reframes Bali’s hotelscape as a century-long conversation between local craft, colonial ambition and global tourism capitalism. The book — researched during the pandemic and informed by Mahindro’s hospitality career — maps how…
Chris Meyers, principal of Meyers+Associates, is one of the relatively few independent architects routinely appointed as a preferred design vendor by both Marriott and Hilton. In a recent interview he describes the practical tensions of…
Chris Meyers’s interview for THP News underlines a careful, practice-led approach to working with two of the world’s most recognisable hotel families. As principal of Meyers+Associates and a preferred design vendor for both Marriott and…
Standfirst: De.Tales, the Milan-based studio founded in 2021 by Giuseppe Varsavia and Igor Rebosio, frames each commission as a crafted narrative. Their cross-disciplinary work across architecture, interiors and product design treats storytelling as a methodological…
Stephanie Barba Mendoza’s interview in SPACE charts the arc from senior role within an established London studio to the founder of a compact, globe‑spanning practice. The piece underlines the pragmatic drivers of that transition —…
Adam Tihany likens his work to portraiture: not merely arranging furniture and finishes, but composing a scene that suggests a character and leaves room for narrative. In a recent interview he foregrounds emotion, control and…
Emmely Elgersma’s exit from the 2026 series of Interior Design Masters crystallises a familiar tension in hospitality design: the collision between theatrical, personal expression and the quiet discipline of premium hospitality. In a semi‑final challenge…
Peter Fillat’s conversation with citybiz positions his Washington, DC–rooted studio as a quietly ambitious practice that bridges regional intimacy with hospitality-scale thinking. The interview reiterates familiar facts — FILLAT+ Architecture’s multi‑decadal practice, its emphasis on…