About the project

The City Hotel Nap Station is the first of a new brand of pod-style hotels located in the mediterranean hillside city of Peradeniya. The overall interior project of The City Hotel Nap Station is at the intersection of modern prosperity and obsolescence. The new and old neighborhoods present the changes and connections of the city, bringing new propositions about urban renewal. We used the light source to create two different atmospheres to realize the scene change for different emotions and also managed a small space for a comfortable living space. It’s realizing multiple functions within the boundaries of order and brings people a fresh and dynamic urban experience.

About the project

Our design intention is to offer guests a time and place to naturally absorb the sense of luxury lifestyle from the spatial experience touchpoints suggesting in the space programming, choices of materials, material treatments, and the use of traditional construction details. On arrival, this three-story hotel is outstanding from the steel gateway, modified from the continuous boutique, a signature architectural feature commonly found in front of the hotel. The hotel reception, coffee bar, and restaurant share the common floor complemented with eclectic forms of Asian-styled timber furniture to offer a casual communal setting.

About the project

A new cabana resort, located in the Hikkaduwa area of Galle, has been built with several sustainable features while also paying homage to the indigenous coastal people who first inhabited the area. The cabana resort is integrated with water-saving systems, solar-powered water heaters, natural building materials and more. Positioned right at the shoreline, the resort’s accommodations are centered around the idyllic landscape, including, of course, the stunning blue waters of the Indian Ocean.