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Grand Hotel - Redesigning Modern Life (Hardcover)
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From the hotel's origin in humble inns dotted along ancient trade
routes, to today's worldwide Hilton and Hyatt networks, the concept
of the hotel has come a very long way indeed. We now talk about
boutique hotels and resort hotels, places that connote a relatively
new lifestyle of perpetual leisure and transience, and as the role
of the hotel has expanded, so too have architects and interior
designers risen to the challenge, producing ever more spectacular
structures. Today, the largest hotel in the world--the First World
Hotel in Malaysia--boasts 6,118 rooms, and the tallest hotel--the
Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong--sits at the top of the 1,600-foot-high
International Commerce Center. "Grand Hotel" is the most ambitious
book on the subject yet published. Its scope is global and
trans-historical: a tiny sampling of hotels featured includes the
Dolder Grand Hotel and Curhaus in Zurich; SLS Bazaar in Beverly
Hills; the Ace Hotel in New York; Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami
Beach; and the Lloyd Hotel and Cultural Embassy in Amsterdam. With
350 color illustrations, it includes extended blog entries, newly
commissioned essays and interviews, plus reprints and excerpts from
classic texts on the topic.
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