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An Architect Created a Futuristic Alpine Hotel Concept

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According to Armin Senoner, Italian architect: “My Diploma is a semiological project applied on the program of a hotel as such reflects very significant difference in terms of comfort demand within the same class. The subclassification into three classes, namely economy, business and superior is a consequence of the social establishment and wealth distribution.”

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“A hotel can be considered being a reflection of society, where a slice of such can be addressed to a particular luxury class, in the hotel sector expressed with a star- rating system. Contrast within society in terms of wealth distribution becomes better visible in the upper class, namely the last 5%, which addressed to the hotel sector means six to seven stars.”

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“The project is a critical reflection of the question about through which parameters luxury or comfort can be achieved and then gradually been differentiated according to class.”

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“Such parameters affect primarily the privacy degree of the space, but other physical parameters such as materiality as well as topographical and environmental conditions are taken into account.”

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“Furthermore psycological effects such as height, orientation towards most privileged views are key for the arrangement of the three classes.”

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“The wide amount of program composed of retail shopping, the restaurants, theater and the services,
will erect at 2000m height in the Dolomites having a ropeway station as primer access point.”

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“The climatic condition allows two seasonal settings: Summer and Winter sport activities.”

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“The topography is main driver for both orientation and program distribution using both horizontal- and verticality as possibility for the luxury resort.”

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