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The Heart of the District Hotel Redefines Urban Travel

The Heart of the District is a New York city hotel concept that has been designed by the team at ZA Architects. Architects Arina Agieieva and Dmitry Zhuikov's concept is representative of city's central organ and literally resembles a heart thanks to its organic structural elements and unconventional physical form.

Designed for hospitality chain Tablet Hotels, this architecture piece features a modern and eye-catching design that is both futuristic and sentimental in its context.

The team at ZA Architects designed this piece with the belief that each urban environment has a soul. Whether it is its people or its buzz of lights and traffic, New York is famed for its busy streets and fast-paced work ethic.

If built, the distinctive 'Heart of the District' hotel is sure to grace attract international tourists thanks to its suspended space-age design.
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