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The Terraces Hotel

concept and schematic design

Kawarau Village, Queenstown, New Zealand, 2016-ongoing

The Terraces Hotel

concept - schematic design

 

Location: Queenstown, New Zealand

Participation in project: Dec '16- ongoing

Architectural office: Studio of Pacific Architecture

Usable floor area:  16 805 m2;

The Terraces Hotel

The Terraces Hotel

The Terraces New Development

The Terraces New Development

The Terraces Hotel West View

The Terraces Hotel West View

The Terraces Hotel North View

The Terraces Hotel North View

The Terraces Hotel Entry View

The Terraces Hotel Entry View

The Terraces Hotel East View

The Terraces Hotel East View

Hotel Facade Colour Options

Hotel Facade Colour Options

Hotel Facade Colour Options

Hotel Facade Colour Options

Hotel Facade Colour Options

Hotel Facade Colour Options

The Terraces Hotel Facade

The Terraces Hotel Facade

The Terraces Hotel Section

The Terraces Hotel Section

The Terraces Hotel design drivers

The Terraces Hotel design drivers

The Terraces New Development

The Terraces New Development

Design of new 4 star Hotel with 260 rooms, rooftop restaurant and car-stacker parking. 
Hotel area: 16,805m2. Together with Apartment Building and Townhouses new development is occupying 38,000m2 section on the shores of Lake Wakatipu.

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Responding to the immediate context, the proposed buildings step around and down a complex sequence of terraces and escarpments. They negotiate between the various scales of their built alpine village environment – from individual houses to higher density lakefront visitor accommodation.

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Hotel design drivers were to provide horizontal visual respite and variety within the overall village. It’s form is reflecting the strata and topography of the natural environment. Hotel architecturally reads as a series of stacked zones: the base with parking and back of the house functions that visually grounds the building and acts as link between the street and cantilevered building above; the middle band with series of layers and rhythm reflecting modularity of hotel rooms and the top with elegant rooftop restaurant and view terrace allowing visitors to enjoy the sun and spectacular Queenstown Lake vistas.

@2014 by Agata Halagarda | Architect and Project Manager

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