Heatherwick Studio Designs Two Lantern-Like Hotels in Bangkok, Thailand
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Cajsa Carlson
Crisp on the outside, thoughtful on the inside. A keeper.
Summary
Heatherwick Studio has designed two hotels in Bangkok, Thailand, named Hatai, featuring stacked, rounded forms resembling Thai lanterns. The development includes Six Senses and Narai Hotel with over 300 rooms in a Lantern Quarter concept.
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"The buildings will be located..."
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