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Disney’s first beach resort, and newly- designed feeding offers at Chester Zoo


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ReardonSmith Architects Location London, UK Architects scoop host of design awards


Hospitality specialists ReardonSmith Architects picked up four awards at the recent European Hotel Design Awards. The Conversion and/or Extension of an Existing Hotel Building award was given for the redevelopment of the Four Seasons Hotel at Park Lane. It won Designer of the Year for The Savoy refurbishment in London, which cost £220m. The firm’s concept for a subterranean hotel and spa won the Tomorrow’s Hotel award, while co-founder Patrick Reardon was honoured for his outstanding contribution to design.


The Four Seasons London redevelopment cost around £125m


Visitors can view zoo animals from the African-themed cafe


Project Chester Zoo restaurants Design Keane Location Cheshire, UK


Restaurant revamp for Chester Zoo


Chester Zoo has opened two new restaurants, created by design and brand agency Keane, at a cost of £1.5m. The main restaurant is now a contemporary food court, based around the story of June Mottershead, the daughter of the zoo’s founder, using black and white images to depict her long association with the popular visitor attraction. There is also a new African-themed café-bar which over-


looks one of the animal paddocks. There are plans to create a new piazza so non-zoo customers can access the café.


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Sports surfaces and hiking trails feature around the design


Project UP LIFT Zeppelin Hangar Design OPEN Architecture Location Maan Mountain, Auhui Province, China


Leisure use for ‘green’ zeppelin hangar


OPEN Architecture recently participated in a competition to design a zeppelin hangar to sit unobtrusively in the green landscape of Auhui Province, China. The design not only fits its purpose, but creates a new leisure area offering extreme vertical sports surfaces, hiking trails and viewing outposts. A system of cuts and openings in a pre-fabricated con-


crete frame serve to modulate natural light, facilitate ventilation and rain water management and generate suffi- cient energy to create a zero maintenance green roof.


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