Completed in 2010 in Hong Kong (SAR). Images by Nirut Benjabanpo. East, a business hotel located in a residential/commercial neighbourhood in Hong Kong, takes a different look at hotel design by planning from the...
CL3 is the larger of the two chaise longues in the anthropomorphic C Series. Designed around the human body, the organic forms reflect the influence of English sculptor Henry Moore and the designers’ exploration of wrapped form and human reference. The series celebrates the lineage of a family of sculptural furniture, from diminutive chair to luxurious sofa. Please contact us to discuss fabric options
gooood是中国第一影响力与最受欢迎的建筑/景观/设计门户与平台。坚信设计与创意将使所有人受益，传播世界建筑/景观/室内佳作与思想；赋能创意产业链上的企业与机构。
Nina Ballroom is the pilot project for the re-branded L' hotel Nina et Convention Centre, a hotel rooted in Hong Kong and founded by the late business..
Image 3 of 18 from gallery of H Queen's / CL3 Architects. Photograph by Nirut Benjabanpot
Image 22 of 22 from gallery of H Code / CL3 studio. 26F plan
Image 19 of 21 from gallery of East Hotel / CL3 Architects. ground floor plan
Hyatt Place Beijing Shiyuan is a luxury hotel located in Beijing, China, designed in 2021 by CL3 Architects Limited.
Image 8 of 14 from gallery of Tao Hua Yuan / CL3 Architects. Photograph by Nirut Benjabanpot
Nina Bridal Suite is a pilot project for the newly re-branded Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan, a hotel brand rooted in Hong Kong, founded by the late business icon Nina Wang.
Image 23 of 50 from gallery of Hyatt Regency Beijing Shiyuan / CL3 Architects. Photograph by b+m studio
» Gaysorn Village by Architects 49 and Cl3, Bangkok – Thailand
Image 35 of 50 from gallery of Hyatt Regency Beijing Shiyuan / CL3 Architects. Photograph by b+m studio
Image 38 of 50 from gallery of Hyatt Regency Beijing Shiyuan / CL3 Architects. Photograph by b+m studio
Image 32 of 50 from gallery of Hyatt Regency Beijing Shiyuan / CL3 Architects. Photograph by b+m studio
Image 26 of 50 from gallery of Hyatt Regency Beijing Shiyuan / CL3 Architects. Photograph by b+m studio
Some alums give back with donations. But three graduates of Cornell University’s College of Architecture, Art, and Planning gave their alma mater something better: a solution.
