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030 Crosby Street Hotel – NewYork 030
038 Stockholm Location Report TIM & KIT KEMP
Well known for their London hotels, Firmdale058
TheYas Hotel – Abu Dhabi have opened their first propertyon the other
side of the pond, with the launch of the Crosby066
The Upper House – Hong Kong Street Hotel in NewYork. Our contributor Juliet
Kinsman, Editor-in-Chief of Mr & Mrs Smith,072
MövenpickTala Bay – Jordan met Kit Kemp for a pre-opening tour.
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082 Sonya – St Petersburg
HANI RASHID086
Park Inn – Manchester Rashid founded Asymptote Architecture with
co-founder Lise Anne Couture in 1989.Their090
Hard Rock Hotel – Penang innovative digital approach to design was
glimpsed by millions of people worldwide as096
Bowood –Wiltshire TheYas Hotel provided the backdrop to the
inaugural Abu Dhabi Grand Prix last year.101
Centurion Palace –Venice
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114 Deloitte EHIC PER LYDMAR
The Stockholm hotelier has relocated his118
Autumn Conference Report eponymous hotel to a new location in the
Swedish capital.The original Lydmar Hotel131
Feature Flooring became famous for its thriving lobby scene,
whereas his new offering is a far more homely
affair, with original artworks throughout.
© Elis HoffmanDepartments
082009 Welcome 122 Head Office
ERIK NISSEN JOHANSEN010
Check-In 128 In Profile Nissen Johansen (LEFT) of StyltTrampoli
chose Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky’s012
Drawing Board 143 The Specifier ‘Crime & Punishment’to influence the design
of the Reval Hotel Sonya in St Petersburg. He112
Event Diary 162 Check Out is pictured here with Dostoevsky’s grandson
Dmitri (RIGHT) at the launch of the hotel.
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