Piero Lissoni: Conservatorium Hotel, Amsterdam.
designed by milan-based interior architect piero lissoni, the ‘conservatorium hotel’ has recently opened its doors to guests
in the historic museum district of amsterdam, the netherlands. adjoined to the 19th century sweelinck music conservatorium
by dutch architect daniel knuttel, the venue includes 129 luxury guest rooms, meeting spaces, well-being spa and restaurants and bars
of diverse atmospheres. a full-height glazed atrium meets the original masonry exterior, while a corten steel stair and multiple catwalks
accentuate their meeting points through arched windows and portals within the brick facade.
within the existing building, eight levels of suites are configured with a duplex layout, ranging in size from 30 to 170 square meters.
leading to the lofted bedrooms, open-riser steel stairs and railings formed from glass panes continue the clean lines found within
the entry lobby. throughout the interior, vintage and cultural elements are found amidst modern amenities.
I’m the kind of guy that would love to love you baby.
And you’re the kind of girl I would give up everything for.
Baby all I need is your loving arms around me.
Ooh don’t that sound kind of nice? Yeah, yeah
But there’s just one thing that I need to ask you baby.
Can we take this kinda slow?…
