The Hotel Hubertus Hub of Huts has been designed by the Network of Architecture (NOA) as an extension on the wellness center in South Tyrol, Italy that stands as a true optical illusion.
The extension consists of a cantilevered design that's supported by a series of oversized tree-like columns, which raise it 15-meters above the ground. A series of tiny huts within the structure provide a village-like appearance on both the upper and lower sections. The various huts house panoramic showers, a changing room, two pools, two saunas, a whirlpool and more, which are spread out both above and below.
NOA Founder Lukas Rungger spoke on the Hotel Hubertus Hub of Huts saying, "The inspiration came from the element of water. We thought about the possible activities such as standing, sitting, swimming, floating horizontally, diving upside down. Each of these positions has a different horizon, and from this interplay of perspectives, the idea of the project came to life."
Cantilevered Inverted Wellness Huts
The Hotel Hubertus Hub of Huts Creates a Visual Spectacle
Trend Themes
1. Cantilevered Architecture - There are opportunities for further exploring cantilevered designs that create unique and visually stunning architectural experiences.
2. Village-like Structures - Designing structures that resemble a village, while incorporating modern amenities, can create a sense of community and nostalgia for guests.
3. Wellness in Unexpected Places - Incorporating wellness amenities into unexpected spaces, such as these cantilevered huts, can create a unique and memorable experience for guests.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Hotels and resorts can incorporate unique, architectural designs and wellness amenities to create a memorable guest experience and stand out from competitors.
2. Architecture - Architects can explore the possibilities of cantilevered designs and incorporate unexpected elements, such as a village-like structure, to create visually striking buildings.
3. Wellness and Spa - Spas and wellness centers can consider creating unique and unexpected spaces for guests to relax and unwind, such as the cantilevered huts in Hotel Hubertus.