Each Cabin at the Sacramonte Landscape Hotel Has a Mirrored Exterior
Madison Mackay — March 14, 2018 — Art & Design
References: sacromonte & wallpaper
Just outside of Uruguay's Punta del Este, the Sacramonte Landscape hotel by Brazil-based MAPA Architects features 13 luxurious cabins. Each part of this modern hotel was made and assembled on-site to create minimal disruption to the surrounding natural terrain of grasslands, spring-water reservoirs and Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes.
The front of each cabin is covered in smoky one-way mirror glass, creating a simple yet effective camouflage to the setting, while providing a vast view from the interior. The cool dark color scheme paired with oak wall panels in each room creates a contrast for the unobstructed views of the Sierra.
At the center of the Sacramonte Landscape hotel sits a farm-to-table restaurant that serves meals as luxurious at the rest of the amenities.
The front of each cabin is covered in smoky one-way mirror glass, creating a simple yet effective camouflage to the setting, while providing a vast view from the interior. The cool dark color scheme paired with oak wall panels in each room creates a contrast for the unobstructed views of the Sierra.
At the center of the Sacramonte Landscape hotel sits a farm-to-table restaurant that serves meals as luxurious at the rest of the amenities.
Trend Themes
1. Mirrored Glass Facade - Potential for innovative architectural designs utilizing mirrored glass facades to create seamless integration with natural surroundings.
2. Farm-to-table Dining - Opportunity for hotels and restaurants to prioritize locally sourced, sustainable ingredients and offer farm-to-table dining experiences.
3. Minimal Disruption Construction - Potential for construction companies to adopt on-site manufacturing and assembly techniques to minimize disruption to natural environments.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture & Design - Architecture firms can explore the use of mirrored glass facades to create visually stunning and environmentally integrated structures.
2. Hospitality - Hotels and resorts can incorporate farm-to-table dining experiences to attract eco-conscious travelers and enhance the overall guest experience.
3. Construction - Construction companies can adopt on-site manufacturing and assembly methods to minimize ecological impact and promote sustainable construction practices.
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