2024 | Professional

MUSE Design Awards Gold Winner

Hampton by Hilton Chongqing Changshou Lake

Entrant

E-ART Design

Category

Interior Design - Hotels & Resorts

Client's Name

Yiwai Engineering Technology (Chengdu) Co., Ltd

Country / Region

China

About The Entry

Hampton by Hilton Chongqing Changshou Lake is the first resort hotel of the Hilton brand in China, which opened in April 2024. The overall design relies on the natural landscape of Changshou Lake. On the basis of fully considering the integration with the environment, it pursues the design methods of "hidden" and "wild", emphasizing elegant oriental aesthetics and light air inspiration and providing travelers with more pure and natural travel enjoyment. The unique West Sichuan residential building skillfully combines the green landscape, humanistic concept and space. The large floor-to-ceiling windows used in the overall space introduce the natural landscape into the interior, and the atmosphere style reflects the harmony of Longevity Lake, creating a quiet and joyful mid-mountain environment. In the garden of the hotel, more than 100 kinds of green plants have been covered. From the traffic passage at the entrance of the hotel, it is surrounded by plant landscape. On foot, you can see the landscape and lake surface of the common land and earth and stone in Chongqing's natural mountains and forests, and feel the real mountain forest scenery and water ripples.

Credits

Yiwai Engineering Technology (Chengdu) Co., Ltd
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