The W Seattle by Skylab Architecture Pushes Design Boundaries
Jana Pijak — July 15, 2012 — Art & Design
References: skylabarchitecture & frameweb
The W Seattle by Skylab Architecture strays from the traditional luxury hotel design. The future-friendly interior features an unconventional concept embracing modern architectural elements and an abundance of ornament. Playing with scale, architect Jeff Kovel and his team infused this space with a mix of nostalgic and futuristic focal points.
Staying true to the exclusive W Hotel aesthetic, the firm aimed to capture Seattle's trademarks with its dynamic design. From the monorail to the space needle, the W Seattle by Skylab Architecture shines a light on a myriad of design elements that make the city famous.
From stacked pillars and aircraft cabin inspired viewing docks to a Native American tribute sculpture, this alluring interior is unlike any luxe hotel in North America.
Staying true to the exclusive W Hotel aesthetic, the firm aimed to capture Seattle's trademarks with its dynamic design. From the monorail to the space needle, the W Seattle by Skylab Architecture shines a light on a myriad of design elements that make the city famous.
From stacked pillars and aircraft cabin inspired viewing docks to a Native American tribute sculpture, this alluring interior is unlike any luxe hotel in North America.
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