Grand Chancellor Auckland
Grand Chancellor Auckland
Hotel Grand Chancellor Auckland
City: Auckland, New Zealand
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Designed by:
Audrey de Filippis
Architectural project by Kriskadecor Outdoor with tribal inspiration.
The four-star Grand Chancellor Hotel incorporates a large central atrium designed to maximize natural light and create a welcoming environment for guests and visitors. This space acts as the heart of the building, visually connecting the different levels of the hotel and promoting an open and luminous experience.
The interior design proposal, developed by designer Audrey de Filippis, combines native vegetation with a Kriskadecor installation that reproduces a tribal-inspired image using five RAL colors tested with 10,000 hours of sun exposure under an adaptation of the UNE-EN ISO 11341:2005 standard. Suspended in the atrium, the composition provides color, depth and a strong visual impact, becoming one of the main elements of the space.
The intervention was carried out using the KDO Fixed System, designed to cover large surfaces using tensioned aluminum chains. Thanks to its ability to reproduce images, patterns and gradients with great precision, the system allowed the installation to integrate naturally into the architectural ensemble, enriching the visual experience of the atrium and reinforcing its role as a shared space that articulates the different levels of the hotel.
Applications used in the project
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