Boutique Hotels: LA PEROUSE FRENCH HOTEL
Where Innovation Meets Construction.
La Pérouse French Boutique Hotel aspires to redefine luxury hospitality in Hurghada by combining modern French architectural elegance with exceptional service and amenities, catering to discerning travelers seeking a unique and refined experience.
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Client
TU Delft
Location
Delft
Building surface
8,844 m2 (GFA)
Building volume
ca. 53,000 m3
Building site
ca. 4,000 m2
Programme
Interfaculty Education facility for all faculties including education spaces, lecture hall, study spots and restaurant.
Status
Completed
Sustainable Solutions for a Sustainable Future.
Project Overview
Prime Location: Situated in Hurghada, Egypt, a renowned Red Sea coastal city celebrated for its vibrant tourism and marine life.
Accessibility: Strategically positioned to offer guests easy access to beaches, shopping areas, and local attractions.
Design Philosophy:
The French wing is designed to act as an homage to the great variety of French historical styles that were once a testament to the amazing craftsmanship of the warm embrace found in French establishments. Within the space, the perfect blend of opulence and comfort provokes an urge to connect to one’s most passionate, romantic self, and reach a level of self-actualization that surpasses basic needs. The combination of luxury and comfort will embrace the French living philosophy of “joie de vivre”; one that encourages appreciate the smallest details to elevate the bigger picture and enhance the quality of everything.
Design Features:
Decorative Moldings: The walls are decorated with wainscoting panels to add a decorative value.
Wooden Flooring and Rugs: Wooden flooring was selected for the entire room topped with oriental rugs as a luxurious addition.
Floral and Geometric Patterns: The interior décor patterns are bold; beginning with the wallpaper all the way the way to the upholstery and fabrics as these bold additions were highly celebrated in French 19th century design.
French Windows: To emphasize on the French identity, a large French window was installed to complete the room’s aesthetic.
