Following the recent global pandemic period, remote work has become the norm for employees of most companies. The opportunities for the hospitality industry are various, affecting the use of hotel executive floors, business centers and room office spaces. How will this change the design of workstations and the use of conference and event spaces? What are the customers looking for nowadays? Is it possible to anticipate the next trend? READ MORE

As leisure travel increases around the country, hotels must reevaluate how they can create safety and well-being for guests. One unexpected way is through the use of art. Creative placemaking throughout all corners of your property can set you apart and build community connection. READ MORE

Working from home increases the flexibility of the office space, breaking away from the traditional cubicle structure to further one's mobility. Where the pandemic retroactively affected the ideas behind flexibility in hospitality spaces, contemporary architecture and design firms are evolving these concepts. Moving forward, guests should expect more seating and amenity options in the lobby and front of house areas. READ MORE

Given how people throughout Asia prefer to travel, creating a multi-generational holiday experience is the best approach when determining a resort's design in this part of the world. Hotel design catering for multi-generational travel is dependent on researching each age segment's preferences and determining the right blend of engaging recreational and dining experiences, underpinned by the right blend of facilities. READ MORE

While the Covid-19 pandemic has created many twists and turns there are some great enhancements it has made the hotel and resort property industry review including the outdoor spaces customers can enjoy. Becky Zimmermann and Jeff Zimmermann dissect new trends in outdoor spaces they are seeing in the projects they are working on across the globe. Learn about six outdoor design trends taking the spotlight. Read on… READ MORE