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Rock It Suda Guest Houses by Moon Hoon

4/27/2013 Seme Design Lab No comments

Rock It Suda by Moon Hoon is a series of unconventional guest houses, or pensions as they are so called in Jeongseon, South Korea, that sit peering over the edge of a mountainside. The robotic structures are 6 houses, or rooms, that are each themed: Spain, Barbie, stealth, Ferrari, cave and korean traditional house. Their totally wild designs solidify Rock It Suda as the most unique accommodation its guests have ever stayed in.

Superbude Hotel-Hostel by Dreimeta, Hamburg

1/15/2013 Seme Design Lab No comments

With its dual concept between a hostel and a hotel the Superbude II in Hamburg attracts a broad-range target group. Its location in the centre of the hip district "Schanze" enables a surprisingly unconventional design.

Category: Hotel Hostel Lounge
Place: Hamburg, Germany
Rooms: 88 + Suite
Designed: 2010-12
Opening: February 2012
Involved: Judy Hänel, Andrea Kraft, Britta Kleweken
Photos: Steve Herud, Berlin
Link: www.superbude.de/stpauli

Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Paris, France

12/18/2012 Seme Design Lab 1 comment

The new Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Paris, France designed by the French architects Wilmotte & Associates and interior designer Sybille de Margerie .

La Purificadora Hotel by Ricardo Legorreta, Puebla

12/07/2012 Seme Design Lab 1 comment

Located in the historic centre of Puebla, a colonial city (world heritage UNESCO) on the road between Mexico City and Oaxaca, next door to San Francisco´s church, La Purificadora is the new incarnation of a late 19th-century factory long used to purify water for the production of ice, renovated by the renowned Mexican architect Ricardo Legorreta.

The terrace is the perfect spot to appreciate a sunset with the Church of San Francisco in the background and a view of the sorrounding gardens. The ideal place to have a drink or simply relax by the pool, sauna or jacuzzi.

La Purificadora Restaurant offers contemporary honest Mexican cuisine. The shared tables were designed by architect Ricardo Legorreta and were produced with old wood that was founded in the former ice factory.