the hd awards issue

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hd vol.41 no.5june 2019

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the hd awards issuesimply the best

hd project awardsFrom nearly 800 entries in 24 categories, here are the

fi nalists and winners of the 15th annual HD Awards

Luxury Hotel*The Retreat at Blue Lagoon Iceland 082Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden 084

The Shanghai EDITION 086

Luxury Public Space*Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden 084

Belmond Casa de Sierra Nevada 087

Upscale Hotel*Hôtel Monville 088

Shinola Hotel 090Mist Hot-spring Hotel 092

Upscale Public Space*Noelle 089

Shinola Hotel 090Mist Hot-spring Hotel 092

Lifestyle Hotel*Hotel Joaquin 094

Lora 096AWOL 097

The Line Austin 099

Lifestyle Public SpaceNoelle 089

Hotel Joaquin 094*Hotel Figueroa 098The Line Austin 099

Luxury, Upscale + Lifestyle Guestroom*Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden 084

Belmond Casa de Sierra Nevada 087Hotel Joaquin 094

Woodlark Hotel 100La Clef Champs-Élysées 101

Midscale Hotel*Los Poblanos Historic Inn and Organic Farm 102

The Lodge at Gulf State Park, a Hilton Hotel 103Hotel Revival 105

Midscale Public Space*Tilden Hotel 104Hotel Revival 105

Cyrus Hotel 106Shang Ju Hotel 107

Select-Service Hotel*2060 The Newton Hostel 108

AC Hotel by Marriott Tampa 109

Select-Service Public SpaceAC Hotel by Marriott Tampa 109

*The Row 110Element Moline 111

Midscale + Select-Service GuestroomCyrus Hotel 106

*The Wheelhouse Hotel 112Life House Hotel Little Havana 113

Restoration + Transformation*Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden 084

Belmond Casa de Sierra Nevada 087Shinola Hotel 090 Hotel Joaquin 094

Hotel Peter & Paul 114

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Resort*Fairmont Maldives Sirru Fen Fushi 115

Belmond Savute Elephant Lodge 116Zuri Zanzibar 117

Solaz Los Cabos 118

Sustainable ProjectZuri Zanzibar 117

Space Enhancement Project in Wangjiatuan Village 119*Kudadoo Maldives Private Island 120

WellnessThe Retreat at Blue Lagoon Iceland 082

*Jiyu Spa 122Monteverdi Tuscany 124

Upscale Restaurant*Ta-ke 125Bakan 126Bavel 127

Scarpetta 128Cocina Del Mar 129

Casual Restaurant *Loro 130

Pacifi c Standard Time 131American Son 132

Boqueria 133Broken Shaker 134

Lounge, Nightclub + BarBroken Shaker 134*Quad House 135

Annabel’s 136Castell 137

Not Club 138

Open*Shanghai BFC Bona Cinema 139

*The Children’s Library at Concourse House 140Progeny Winery 141

Wuhan Panlong Plaza Yinxing Cinema 142The Curtis, a DoubleTree by Hilton - Parking Garage 143

Art + Branding*The Curtis, a DoubleTree by Hilton - Parking Garage 143

The Sandman Hotel 144Boutellier 145

Retail + HospitalityBoutellier 145

*RH New York, The Gallery 146

Cafés + Coffee ShopsIce Scream 147

*Tingtai Teahouse 148

Student Project*Okana Centre for Change 150

Wellington Info Kiosk 150The Craft 151

Montreal Hotel 151

Hotelier of the Year 153Design Firm of the Year 154

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winner luxury public space winner restoration + transformation

winner luxury, upscale + lifestyle guestroom fi nalist luxury hotel

Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Set in the Old Quarter of Palma de Mallorca behind a discreet entrance, the all-suites Can Bordoy from local � rm OHLAB reimagines a 16th-century building that was a former private home and school. Do� ed with bright, cocooning furniture, the entrance courtyard serves as the property’s muse with references to its sprawling garden woven throughout—most prevalent in the onsite restaurant Botànic, where one room is covered in plants and another is lined with illustrations of botanicals and buoyed by birdcages dangling from the ceiling. “Vegetation informs much of the interior space and interacts with the architecture,” says property owner Mikael Hall. “Plants and greenery climb across the interior walls and roofs of the property, creating an organic, comfortable feeling.” The 24 suites are decidedly modern. Some are duplexes with spiral staircases, and others overlook the garden and conceal TVs behind mirrors. Seductive ceiling-height curtains create intimate pockets of space within, while deep, freestanding egg-shaped bathtubs are centerpieces of the marble bathrooms. Dramatic, custom lighting accentuates each space, with the bespoke walnut beds standing out in particular as handcra� ed works of art.

Owner Mikael Hall Architecture and Interior Design Firm OHLAB, Palma de Mallorca Purchasing Firm RROCB

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—HD Awards judges