The Hotel Lone looks like a stratified piece of land that has been made habitable for the people residing in the town of Rovinj, Croatia -- or, more specifically, for those visiting this picturesque town. Although it does have that nature-inspired element, there is also a futuristic feel to this structure that is quite reminiscent of a Stormtroopers costume.
Designed by Silvije Novak of 3LHD Architects, the Hotel Lone is a 248-room property that was made to look sleek white ocean liner floating on the hillside rather than a specific landscape or a sci-fi character. It’s unique "Y" shape provides each guest with a spectacular view of the sea or park. Its crowning feature is the dramatic hotel lobby, which opens up towards the sky.
What's Driving This Trend
- Futuristic Architecture
- Designing structures with a futuristic feel will provide an edge in architectural industry.
- Nature-inspired Designs
- Incorporating elements of nature into modern designs can create unique and visually striking structures.
- Oceanic Design Influences
- Using inspiration from oceanic design can help create visually unique and modern structures.
Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
- The hospitality industry can utilize futuristic and oceanic design influences to create visually striking and unique hotel structures.
- Architecture
- Architects can take inspiration from nature and oceanic designs to create new and innovative structures.
- Tourism
- Tourism industry can benefit from unique and visually striking hotel structures like the Hotel Lone to attract more guests.
