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Cladmag 2017 Issue 3 2017 ISSUE 3 CLADGLOBAL.COM mag @CLADGLOBAL FOR LEISURE ARCHITECTS, DESIGNERS, INVESTORS & DEVELOPERS Thom Mayne Patricia Defends his Urquiola controversial Swiss On the inspiration skyscraper behind Como’s Hotel Il Sereno Joshua Prince-Ramus MONTREAL Designing a The creative minds performing arts centre behind the city’s for Ground Zero transformation DAVID CHIPPERFIELD On where city planners are going wrong PHOTO: ALEX DE BRABANT PHOTO: ALEX CREATORS OF WELLBEING AND RELAXATION Interior Design I Engineering Design IWŽŽůнdŚĞƌŵĂů/ŶƐƚĂůůĂƟŽŶI Maintenance Middle East + Asia UK + Europe ƐŝĂWĂĐŝĮĐ Barr + Wray Dubai Barr + Wray Barr + Wray Hong Kong T: + 971 4320 6440 T: + 44 141 882 9991 T: + 852 2214 9990 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.barrandwray.com http://www.holovis.com EDITOR’S LETTER Early adopters can expect to ride a wave of growth Hospitality, health and design Architecture and design students considering their career options now have the opportunity to develop expertise in rapidly emerging growth markets which bring together wellbeing, hospitality and health to create next generation buildings ornell University has announced the launch of a new degree module in hospitality, health and design. The course will be delivered by the Cornell Institute C for Health Futures, an academic centre within the New York-based university. The move comes as a number of new sectors are emerging in the area of design and wellbeing, creating a need for graduates to have a robust grounding in these converging disciplines. These sectors are wellness tourism, wellness communities and next-generation hospitals, health clinics and hospices. © EFFEKT AR The Global Wellness Institute (GWI) identifi ed wellness tourism as a US$563bn market in 2016 and its research shows C revenues grew from $494.1bn in 2013 to $563.2bn in 2015 – an HITE C increase of 14 per cent and a growth rate more than twice that T S of overall tourism expenditure at 6 per cent. This activity is driving interest from the hotel and resort Health and wellbeing design is an emerging specialism sector and spawning a new generation of accommodation options. On page 64 of this Hospitals and developments for the wider market. The addi- issue, we report on Hilton Hotels’ recently hospices are tion of wellbeing to residential real estate is launched bedroom concept ‘Five Feet to collaborating with adding up to 25 per cent to its value. Fitness’ which is bringing in-room wellbe- Hospitals and hospices are beginning to col- ing to hotels across the US. The company has the wellbeing sector laborate with the wellbeing sector to improve plans to roll the concept out worldwide. to improve outcomes the experience for patients, with the creation Hilton is not the fi rst to add in-room well- and end of life care of more holistic environments which focus on being – Kimpton has been doing it since 2001, speeding up the healing process, improving IHG’s Even brand is gaining ground and Westin has just done outcomes and creating more compassionate end of life care. a deal with bike brand Peloton to launch in-room fi tness, for With all this activity creating new markets and opportunities, example, but Hilton’s scale and reach show the idea is gaining architects and designers who are early adopters in this area traction and being taken increasingly seriously by investors. of expertise can expect to ride a wave of growth and students Wellness communities are also a focus for investment, who train and qualify in these disciplines will be sought aft er. with signifi cant developments taking place globally in terms of both gated communities and more accessible, aff ordable Liz Terry, editor, CLAD @elizterry +44 (0)1462 431385 CLADGLOBAL.COM @CLADGLOBAL FACEBOOK.COM/CLADGLOBAL CLADmag 2017 ISSUE 3 CLADGLOBAL.COM 5 CONTENTS mag 2017 ISSUE 3 Yabu and Pushelberg 84 54 REX founder Joshua Prince-Ramus 44 David Chipperfi eld on controversy and cities 5 Editor's letter 44 David Chipperfi eld Liz Terry discusses the emerging The UK should take a leaf out of convergance of hospitality, Germany’s book when it comes health and design to designing and planning cities, argues the Neues Museum architect 12 CLAD people Ian Schrager’s ‘people’s hotel’, 54 Joshua Prince-Ramus Amanda Levete, Diébédo Francis Kéré, Rem Koolhaas’ protege on the David Beckham and the curators of challenges of designing a truly the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale fl exible arts centre for Ground Zero 24 CLAD news 64 Five Feet to Fitness Architecture and design news The thinking behind Hilton’s from around the world 12 new in-room fi tness concept David Beckham’s 40 Seoul Skygarden Miami stadium 66 Into the wild MVRDV’s new linear park deal unveiled Wales’s legend-inspired cabins 6 CLADGLOBAL.COM CLADmag 2017 ISSUE 3 72 112 Thom Mayne Patricia Urquiola on Hotel Il Sereno 102 120 The leisure projects shaping Montreal The architects 72 Beauty sleep 102 Getting creative behind Germany’s new concert halls Spanish architect Patricia Urquiola The amazing projects transforming on why creating the fi rst new Canada’s second city hotel on Lake Como for years was a true labour of love 112 Thom Mayne On why he’s building a skyscraper 82 Centro Botín next to Switzerland’s most Renzo Piano’s Santander art museum famous thermal baths 84 Yabu Pushelberg 120 Beautiful music The Canadian designers on working It’s been a great year for German (and arguing) with Ian Schrager concert halls, with new venues from Frank Gehry, Herzog & de Meuron, 94 Dan Pearson David Chipperfi eld and more It’s a shame the Garden Bridge became as political as it did, says 127 CLADkit the project’s landscape designer A round up of the latest products CLADmag 2017 ISSUE 3 7 The CLADmag team Community of EDITOR DEPUTY EDITOR MANAGING EDITOR Liz Terry Kim Megson Magali Robathan Leisure Architects +44 (0)1462 431385 +44 (0)1462 471915 +44 (0)117 9723101 & Designers lizterry@ kimmegson@ magalirobathan@ CLADglobal.com CLADglobal.com CLADglobal.com About CLAD For email, use contact’s [email protected] The Community of Leisure Architects & Designers unites people who contribute to the success of leisure and the built SUBSCRIPTIONS CONTRIBUTORS environment, to enable them to do business. 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