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Wednesday September 3, 2025
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Augmented Intelligence for Hotel Design
By Lawrence Adams, Principal, Lawrence Adams Architect
Generative AI is emerging as an exciting and essential tool for facilitating architectural design with applications leading to creative building design, style-based floor plan composition and spatial orchestration. In the near future, hotel architects and designers will find collaborative methods for employing these fast-evolving new tools to compose, enhance, and enrich the guest experience to highly sophisticated new levels.
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DAILY HEADLINES - Wednesday Sep 3, 2025
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ARCHIVES
More from our online Library Archives...
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Promoting Wellness Through Reconnecting Guests With Nature
By Suja Chaulagain, Assistant Professor, University of Central Florida, Rosen College of Hospitality Management
With a wellness goal in mind, growing number of tourists are seeking refuge from the demands of modern life in the natural environment. By recognizing the inherent health and wellness related value of reconnecting people with nature, the hotel and spa industry can derive significant benefits from the integration of natural elements and nature-based activities into their wellness and spa offerings.
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Turning The Latest Spa Designs and Trends Into Profits
By Carol Stratford, Managing Director, Arch Amenities Group
The global wellness industry is ever-evolving with new trends in spa design and innovations. Spa trends, including more social experiences, a reconnection to nature and touchless technologies, are gaining traction as more people prioritize their physical and emotional well-being in a post-pandemic world. But can hoteliers turn the latest spa trends into sales and profits?
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