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 2022


DOROBANȚI
HOTEL







Status: Concept
Year: 2020-2022
Location: Bucharest, Romania
Built area: 30,000 sqm
Rooms no: 230
Budget: 40 mil. euro      
Partner in charge: arch. Adrian Soare                      
Team: arch. Corina Nicolae, arch. Andrei Cumpănășoiu, arch. Mara Tomulescu, arch. Alexandru Cetea, arch. Liviu Sârb, arch. Alexandru Cătăuță, arch. Yasmin Asan


The Dorobanti Hotel project prioritizes a permeable public realm. A network of pedestrian pathways connects Calea Dorobanti with Mihai Eminescu and Ernest Brosteanu streets. At this central intersection, the hotel's vibrant core unfolds – a double-height lobby, bar, restaurant, and luxury shops.




The interior design embraces a minimalist aesthetic with a clear and uncluttered spatial organization. However, this is elevated by the use of sumptuous natural materials. Polished marble floors and burnished brass accents create a visually rich yet understated experience.






Beyond the lobby –  the bar, restaurant, and shops act as an extension of the urban fabric. These spaces, meticulously designed, seamlessly integrate the hotel with the energy of Bucharest. 



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