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Hotel Indigo Taipei
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Hotel Indigo Taipei
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2019
SIZE
300,000 sqft - 500,000 sqft
Hotel Indigo Taipei is a hotel and retail complex located in Taipei’s emerging commercial and business district of Dazhi. Hotel Indigo aims to become a new highlight of the district.
The design concept flows from the local historical context, where kilns for the brick and tile industry along the Keelung River once flourished. Brick imagery is incorporated into the façade design, and hand-split tiles on the northern elevation represent the tactile quality of brick while aluminum panels convey the modern essence on the southern elevation. The use of different materials on the two main elevations accentuates the contrast between the historical and the contemporary.
The building’s layout is tailored to the irregular, fan-shaped site so as to align the hotel corridors in the best circulatory arrangement. The arcing plan allows for a flexible layout over the entire width of the site and creates wide-angle views from guest rooms. The design also makes the central plaza an urban node where people will be drawn in and gather. The building houses a boutique hotel of 149 rooms, and the podium is a retail space with a food court and restaurants.
The design concept flows from the local historical context, where kilns for the brick and tile industry along the Keelung River once flourished. Brick imagery is incorporated into the façade design, and hand-split tiles on the northern elevation represent the tactile quality of brick while aluminum panels convey the modern essence on the southern elevation. The use of different materials on the two main elevations accentuates the contrast between the historical and the contemporary.
The building’s layout is tailored to the irregular, fan-shaped site so as to align the hotel corridors in the best circulatory arrangement. The arcing plan allows for a flexible layout over the entire width of the site and creates wide-angle views from guest rooms. The design also makes the central plaza an urban node where people will be drawn in and gather. The building houses a boutique hotel of 149 rooms, and the podium is a retail space with a food court and restaurants.
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