Patina Maldives Hotel

Designed by one of our favorite architecture studios - Studio MK27, the newly open Patina Maldives Hotel is truly breathtaking. The stunning hotel is also setting new standards for sustainability in the Maldives, and is one of the world’s most eco-friendly resorts. Built with locally sourced, biodegradable and reusable materials, each of their private villa sanctuaries is honed from nature’s materials and pure creativity to soothe your senses and soul. All land villas and all overwater villas, ranging from one to three bedrooms, feature a generous private pool, outdoor bathtub, floor-to-ceiling sliding windows, and butler service. All have outdoor showers and interiors that seamlessly blend into the natural landscape.

THE LEDGE | SKYDECK CHICAGO

The Skydeck offers a breathtaking view of the city of Chicago. This is a great opportunity to climb the Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower), the worlds tallest building from 1974 until 1998, and see the beautiful architecture of the city and its endless views of Lake Michigan. The more adventurous can go to the "The Ledge", the newest acquisition of the Skydeck, allowing the visitor to walk on a glass floor viewing the city in a different perspective. If y...
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DESERT ROCK HOTEL

Miami based architecture studio Oppenheim Architecture has unveiled the stunning design for a new mountain resort embedded into the mountains of Saudi Arabia. The unique Desert Rock Hotel is inspired by the surrounding environment, and is fully integrated into the rocky surroundings, preserving the striking silhouette of the natural landscape. The philosophy behind the design is to build with the land, not on the land. A range of accommodation options will be availa...
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SKYLODGE ADVENTURE SUITES

Available for rent at AirBnb, Skylodge Adventure Suites are a dramatic set of lodges set on the edge of a Peruvian cliff, a few miles outside of Cuzco. This option aims to answer to a new generation of people who long for different and more radical experiences rather than simply owning stuff, the purpose behind the project is to provide some sort of (re-)connection of the person with nature and reconsider their perspective and view of luxury and what the word could ...
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