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July 2021
|Hotelier India
Using eco-friendly building materials adds to the goal of achieving the defined sustainability metrics for a hotel’s development
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While designing for the hospitality industry, especially luxury hotels, several factors propel the architecture strategy. However, it comes down to three significant aspects – addressing the brand’s identity, aesthetics, supporting the user experience and principles of sustainability integral to the overall design.
Our focus has always been to innovate and adopt locally available materials that are traditionally present in the region. It can be used innovatively through layering and in combination with other materials to add to the aesthetics and indigenous flavour of the project. Moreover, it will reduce the building’s overall carbon footprint.
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