Designed by NGOs and NGO Pte Ltd, Hotel Quincy embrace the construction process as a single integrated solution that is based in Singapore. The facade of the building is divided into a grid of windows of four meters long, each featuring a bedroom, which was divided into three sections. Depending on the permutation, the windows can be increased through the three parts or two-thirds is a window with the remaining third as a bay window seat. From the outside, the facade seems to consist of stacked cubes, each cube represents a piece and made a drawing but seemingly random rhythmic and natural.
The interior design is inspired largely by the fashion trend of the apparent simplicity with unexpected details. Meanwhile, the horizontal bands applied in a pattern similar one-third/two-thirds echo the design of the head of the window and give each room a strong visual impact.
The interior design is inspired largely by the fashion trend of the apparent simplicity with unexpected details. Meanwhile, the horizontal bands applied in a pattern similar one-third/two-thirds echo the design of the head of the window and give each room a strong visual impact.
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