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Pope  Bullock

Now that travelers are feeling the wanderlust and returning to hotels, the hospitality industry is examining what the future of travel will look like and what design trends will facilitate that experience. In this article, the Hospitality Studio at architecture firm Cooper Carry discuss solutions that benefit hoteliers and guests, including thoughtful employee-dedicated areas, authentic placemaking, and wellness and sustainability. READ MORE

Bruce Greenfield

How can hoteliers respond to the ever-changing trends of hospitality design, while ensuring the concept remains relevant for years to come? The answer lies in the symbiotic flow of information and ideas between developer and architect. By presenting a clear and inspiring vision, the developer enables the architect to connect current trends to innovations, resulting in exciting and memorable guest experiences. READ MORE

Joel Villalon

In a world that's always in search for the latest and greatest, designing for longevity can feel like a radical shift from this trend-hungry, disposable mindset. However, given the impact that the Covid-19 pandemic has had on the hospitality industry, a long-term approach to design is timelier than ever. READ MORE

Paige Harris

Community is not only a sense of place, it is also a feeling of fellowship with others, be it those within our immediate family ties, or those around us with a commonality of values or identity. It is this community that Valor Hospitality Partners strives to create in each of our hotels through thoughtful design and crafted service. READ MORE

Franciska Rivera

The hospitality industry has always evolved but a series of events have drastically shaped and influenced a new way of living. With these changes came the demand for a new era of hospitality. We have always focused on offering services as amenities within a hotel, but what about hybrid spaces that offer the service of a place to stay? READ MORE

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