This Vietnamese Hotel Will Be Covered In Lush Vegetation
Rahul Kalvapalle — July 31, 2018 — Eco
References: votrongnghia & archdaily
The Vietnamese hotel industry is well and truly starting to embrace the wonders of green architecture, and no facility exemplifies this shift quite like the Chicland, a vegetation-sheathed building that is set to be located in the coastal area of Da Nang in Vietnam.
The Chicland hotel is based on a lean, 72-meter tower, three sides of which will be completely covered in lush vegetation. In addition to offering an aesthetically pleasing touch to the building, the plants were also carefully chosen in order to allow for light to be gently let into hotel rooms and balconies.
Set to be completed in early 2019, this Vietnamese hotel is set to provide an eco-friendly and elegant experience to guests who wish to shelter in its greenery-sheathed rooms.
The Chicland hotel is based on a lean, 72-meter tower, three sides of which will be completely covered in lush vegetation. In addition to offering an aesthetically pleasing touch to the building, the plants were also carefully chosen in order to allow for light to be gently let into hotel rooms and balconies.
Set to be completed in early 2019, this Vietnamese hotel is set to provide an eco-friendly and elegant experience to guests who wish to shelter in its greenery-sheathed rooms.
Trend Themes
1. Green Architecture - The trend towards sustainable and eco-friendly architecture using greenery to reduce energy consumption is set to grow as more hotel owners embrace this design.
2. Vertical Gardens - The use of vertical gardens to cover building facades is becoming increasingly popular as an innovative way to improve aesthetics and provide environmental benefits.
3. Biophilic Design - The integration of nature into architecture and interior design to improve human health and well-being is a growing trend that is set to disrupt traditional design practices.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Hotels are exploring the use of green architecture and biophilic design to create unique guest experiences that appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.
2. Real Estate - Green architecture and biophilia are areas of opportunity for real estate developers and architects to create sustainable and attractive buildings that meet the growing demand for eco-friendly spaces.
3. Landscaping - The use of vertical gardens and living walls requires extensive knowledge of plant selection and maintenance, creating opportunities for professionals in the landscaping industry.
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