LIGHTING PROJECTS
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YEARY EAR 22009009
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CONTENTS
IThe Company's Activities 2 - 3
IInspiration 4 - 5
ICompleted and Open Projects 6 - 29
INew Creative Ideas 30 - 33
IUpdate on Selected References 34 - 35
IContacts 36
You are cordially invited to visit our stand at the EUROLUCE 2009 Exhibition held on the Rho Pero exhibition premises in Milan from 22 to 27 April 2009.
Bulletin No. X 1 PRECIOSA IN BLACKPOOL
For the most part of the year, Blackpool is a typical English seaside city situated on the north-western coast of the Irish Sea, near Liverpool. It is hugely popular especially on weekends and during the tourist season, and is therefore regarded by the British as a tourist and entertainment capital.
The Blackpool Dance Festival, incorporating the British Open Championships (www.blackpooldancefestival.net), is often termed as a mecca for all Latin American and Standard dancers, both professional and amateur. This festival is the world’s biggest, oldest (held regularly in Blackpool’s Winter Gardens since 1920) and most famous annual competition in which dancing couples from all over the world participate. Such characteristics, coupled with the presence of so many top couples, are the reason why professional dancers, as well as amateurs and the general dancing public, attach such great importance to this festival – greater even than the regard given to world championships that could never boast, compared with Blackpool, such concentration of couples at one place and in one time. It is true to say that Blackpool is Wimbledon’s dancing counterpart: a dancing couple that has never taken part in the festival can hardly rank among top dancers.
Besides the ballroom, where the festival annually takes place, the Winter Gardens complex also includes an exhibition and sale hall where manufacturing companies from all quarters of the world display and offer their complete range of dance-related products.
One of the regular exhibitors is also the Dance Sport International (DSI) Company, Preciosa’s exclusive authorized distributor for Great Britain, offering a complete range of dancing gear. DSI regularly purchases machine-cut glass stones from Preciosa to decorate dancers’ costumes and various accessories. Last year, the company’s exhibition stand attracted every visitor’s attention not only due to its splendor and prime position directly opposite the main entrance, but primarily due to the 29 Preciosa - Lustry crystal chandeliers. The Company's Activities The Company's
The DSI Company’s exhibition stand exclusively decorated with lighting fixtures by Preciosa - Lustry.
2 Lighting Projects PRECIOSA - LUSTRY IN SPAIN AGAIN
On January 1, 2009, Preciosa - Lustry opened its new Madrid-based Spanish subsidiary named Ibero Preciosa. It was established with the aim of extending the company’s range of lighting fixtures on offer, and improving our customer service on the Spanish market, primarily in the lighting projects sector.
The opening ceremony, attended by Mr. Petr Eichner, Commercial Counselor, Ms. Adriana Krásová, Director of the Czech Republic’s Cultural Center in Prague, and Preciosa - Lustry headquarters’ representatives Mr. Milan Beneš, Vice President for Sales and Marketing, and Mr. Michal Gabaj, Senior Sales Executive of Spain, took place on January 15, 2009 on the premises of the Czech Embassy in Madrid. Ibero Preciosa was represented by the company’s new managing director Mr. Nick Briggs.
Invited to the ceremony also were, first of all, a special guest of honor Mr. Juan Peña Pérez, President of the Tridex company (closed down in January 2009) and the most prominent Spanish architects, designers and distributors.
The guests present were acquainted with previous Preciosa - Lustry lighting projects and informed about the company’s plans for the future. This glittering event concluded with an informal discussion and a hors d'oeuvre reception.
Mr. Nick Briggs delivering the opening speech Ceremony participants The Company's Activities The Company's
Lighting projects presentation Mr. Milan Beneš presenting President Pérez with a personal gift
Bulletin No. X 3 PRECIOSA - LUSTRY AT THE FIAM 2008 FAIR, VALENCIA, SPAIN
Preciosa - Lustry presented a collection of new domestic lighting fixtures from the NEW 2008 catalogue at the September FIAM 2008 Fair that was held, for the first time, as a biennial. The well-known Czech artist Rony Plesl, Preciosa - Lustry’s external designer, designed the company’s exhibition stand and some of the fixtures from the NEW 2008 catalogue.
Rony Plesl designed Preciosa - Lustry’s exhibition stand as a sushi bar, with bamboo stems in various configurations forming interesting decorations contrasting with the crystal chandeliers illuminating the interior.
The dominant chandelier, designed by Preciosa - Lustry’s chief designer Jaroslav Bejvl Jr, was our exhibition stand’s most captivating quality, attracting the attention of our customers, mainly architects and designers. Mr. Bejvl followed the current trend in designing classical lighting fixtures characterized by added distinctive
Inspiration elements of modern morphology, such as the extravagant vacuum-coated chandelier trimmings combined with classical cut crystal components – all used in the fixture mentioned above. This combination makes a distinctive contrast, amplifying the beauty of the chandelier. This chandelier’s timeless design will match both modern and classical interiors.
4 Lighting Projects PRECIOSA - LUSTRY AT THE DAYS OF DESIGN IN PRAGUE DESIGNBLOK 08
The biggest Czech design show ‘Designblok 08’, held at the DOX Superstudio, featured a unique lighting object by the name of Gargantua, designed by Rony Plesl and his studio team. This hand-made chandelier is about 2,5 meters high and shaped as a bunch of blossoming branches, all shining ends pointing downward.
The new chandelier Gargantua, designed by the renowned Czech artist Rony Plesl and his studio team, hovers on the boundary of a work of art and a piece of interior furnishings. This unique lighting object, three meters high, had its premiere at the design show ‘Designblok 08’ held in the entrance hall of the DOX Superstudio. This spectacular chandelier, made and assembled from mouth-blown glass components in combination with machine-cut crystal chandelier trimmings, 50 cm in diameter, will be sold in an original limited edition by Preciosa, the company that started and completed the manufacture of this fixture.
The designer Rony Plesl became famous primarily for his collections of wine and beer glasses and glass vases, currently on display at the Prague exhibition staged in the Window Gallery, and for other impressive objects. Recently, he was in the spotlight for his new Pilsner Urquell beer glasses, and for winning the Czech Grand Design Award nomination and the prestigious Red Dot Award. Designblok 08, Prague, GARGANTUA, design: RONY PLESL FOR PRECIOSA 010 696 050 01 50 x 250 cm/20 x 98 in Inspiration
Rony Plesl’s works of art
Bulletin No. X 5 GRAND HYATT, SAN ANTONIO, U.S.A.
Enhance your visit to the Alamo City with a stay at the dynamic Grand Hyatt, San Antonio. With a dramatic design that exemplifies this unique city, our new hotel on the San Antonio Riverwalk is an exciting blend of modernism and Latin culture.
Preciosa - Lustry equipped this hotel with 27 types of lighting fixtures. The fixtures’ design reflects current fashion influences.
The hotel’s exterior
Ballroom Foyer
Lighting fixtures designed for the entrance hall consist of an elliptic textile base, with its center formed from square crystal stones strung on cords and suspended from the base. Completed and Open Projects Completed
045 801 044 – 04 335 x 178 x 137 cm/ 132 x 70 x 54 in
6 Lighting Projects GRAND HYATT, SAN ANTONIO, U.S.A.
Achiote River Café
Lighting fixtures for the Palace‘s Small Hall were designed after the period chandelier from 1793 that was made for Saint Petersburg’s Winter Palace. The collection of fixtures for the hall‘s center was rounded off with lanterns based on fixture types similar to those from the same period.
Preliminary sketch
045 825 070 – 03 107 x 115 + 80 cm/ 42 x 45 x 31 in
An original lighting fixture assem- bled from cylinders of overlaid glass with hand-cut colored layers. The designer’s initial intention to illuminate the fixture using only candles was abandoned and the fixture is now illuminated by classical bulbs, placed inside. Completed and Open Projects Completed
The restaurant’s wall is decorated with identical glass cylinders whose light contributes to the interior’s intimate ambience.
Bulletin No. X 7 GRAND HYATT, SAN ANTONIO, U.S.A.
Bar Rojo
Preliminary sketch
043 906 009 -19 Red Sun 044 658 042 –13 35 x 76 +Lcm/ 14 x 30 + L in 150 x 150 + 61 cm/59 x 59 + 24 in
Elevator Landing
Preliminary sketch Completed and Open Projects Completed
045 824 006 - 00 dia 76 x 90 cm/ dia 30 x 35 in Preliminary sketch
8 Lighting Projects GRAND HYATT, SAN ANTONIO, U.S.A.
Grand Lobby
All lighting fixtures for the Grand Lobby are made of alabaster Spectrum glass.
045 823 022 – 00 228 x 60 x 46 cm / 90 x 24 x 18 in
045 352 021 - 00 150 x 120 + L cm/ 59 x 47 + L in
Texas Ballroom
Glass cylinders for the fixture’s configuration designed for the Texas Ballroom are made from three layers of colored glass – opal, crystal and amber. Completed and Open Projects Completed
045 805 029 – 15 427 x 213 x 91 cm/ 168 x 84 x 36 in
Bulletin No. X 9 THE ADDRESS, DOWNTOWN BURJ DUBAI, DUBAI, U.A.E.
The Address, Downtown Burj Dubai, the first and flagship property of Emaar Hospitality Group 's five-star hotel brand. The Address hotels and resorts add a unique element to Dubai's eclectic skyline. The second tallest building in Downtown Burj Dubai, 306 metres high, the property soars 63 floors high, and is set against the backdrop of Burj Dubai, the world's tallest tower.
Sporting an elegant façade, the post-modern architectural splendor of The Address, Downtown Burj Dubai is crowned with designs reminiscent of the Art Deco era. The organic and curvilinear form of the building lends itself well to an interesting flow throughout and unusual shapes and forms
make up all spaces. The design inspirations are derived from regional The hotel’s exterior – by day and by night landscapes while reflecting a sense of grandeur, space and luxury.
For this luxurious hotel, Preciosa - Lustry designed and manufactured 32 types of original lighting fixtures, lighting objects, crystal curtains, decorative screens as well as 2,900 vases. All of these objects created for this hotel are connected by Preciosa - Lustry’s slogan – “The Art of Light.”
010 645 000 – Opal vase 010 643 000 – Red vase 010 644 000 – Amber vase
All-day Dining Restaurant
The nature-inspired shape of the decorative screen, vaguely reminiscent of flower stems, was designed and manufactured for the restaurant’s entrance hall. Mouth-blown and hand-drawn stylized glass flowers are fixed to the upper ends of hand-bent slender metal rods. The screen, more than eight meters long, is divided by a pillar into two parts and illuminated
Completed and Open Projects Completed by halogen spotlights placed in the floor.
Restaurant – the screen 045 720 000 – 02 + 045 720 000 – 03 260 + 560 x 18 x 200 cm/ 102+ 220 x 7 x 79 in
10 Lighting Projects THE ADDRESS, DOWNTOWN BURJ DUBAI, DUBAI, U.A.E.
The modern trend in interior lighting – an attractive configuration of various glass elements suspended from the ceiling and arranged into decorative round or wavy curtains.
All-day Dining Restaurant
Close-up
045 368 000 – 01 760 x 2700 x 220 cm/ 299 x 1063 x 87 in
044 859 140 – 02 500 x 250 x 140 cm/ 197 x 98 x 55 in Calabar
Close-up Completed and Open Projects Completed
045 369 042 – 00 760 x 730 x 200 cm / 299 x 287 x 79 in
Bulletin No. X 11 THE ADDRESS, DOWNTOWN BURJ DUBAI, DUBAI, U.A.E.
Entrance Lobby
An original symbiosis of two techniques – alabaster Spectrum glass in combination with mulberry-shaped shades mouth-blown from amber glass.
045 381 053 – 01 250 x 50 x 120 + 270 cm / 98 x 20 x 47 + 106 in
The lobby’s corridor is illuminated by a wavy lighting band made of amber Spectrum glass with G9 spotlights placed above the band Completed and Open Projects Completed
The hotel lobby 045 776 009 - 00 045 380 160 – 00 55 x 83 + L cm/ 22 x 33 + L in 1020 x 230 x 60 cm /402 x 91 x 24 in
12 Lighting Projects THE ADDRESS, DOWNTOWN BURJ DUBAI, DUBAI, U.A.E.
046 324 086 - 04 650 x 190 x 240 + L cm / 256 x 75 x 94 + L in
A configuration of nature-inspired lighting objects formed from mouth-blown and hand-shaped components made of sandblasted glass. Each object is an original.
Lift Lobby Completed and Open Projects Completed
044 593 028 – 05 130 x 125 cm / 51 x 49 in
Nature-inspired curves of the fixture’s glass components in crystal and amber.
Bulletin No. X 13 THE ADDRESS, DOWNTOWN BURJ DUBAI, DUBAI, U.A.E.
Restrooms
Nature-inspired curves of lighting fixtures formed from mouth-blown crystal and opal glass components.
045 387 026 – 00 340 x 80 x 80 + L cm/134 x 31 x 31 + L in
045 633 002 -01 21 x 61 x 25 cm/ 8 x 24 x 10 in
045 379 057 – 00 560 x 194 x 90 cm/ 220 x 76 x 35 in
Mouth-blown drops in combination with chandelier trimmings. Completed and Open Projects Completed
044 859 016 – 03 Close-up 110 x 40 x 80 cm / 43 x 16 x 31 in
14 Lighting Projects THE ADDRESS, DOWNTOWN BURJ DUBAI, DUBAI, U.A.E.
Restaurant
Mouth-blown and hand-shaped glass leaves in amber and crystal.
044 593 090 - 07 400 x 300 x 160 cm/157 x 118 x 63 in An original solution for suspending six lighting fi xtures in the center part of the lighting object creates an interesting lighting system. The combination of glass and fabric results in a dramatic appearance. Completed and Open Projects Completed
045 685 015 – 03 35 x 180 + 220 cm/ 14 x 71 + 87 in
Bulletin No. X 15 THE ADDRESS, DOWNTOWN BURJ DUBAI, DUBAI, U.A.E.
Bar
044 676 003 – 04 50 x 350 cm/ 21 x 138 in
Ballroom Entrance
Mouth-blown glass parts in crystal and amber. Each part is an original. Completed and Open Projects Completed
044 189 028 – 27,25,31 dia 120,135,150 cm + L/dia 47,53,59 + L in
16 Lighting Projects THE ADDRESS, DOWNTOWN BURJ DUBAI, DUBAI, U.A.E.
Ballroom
045 208 000 –01 A,B,C 1400 x 110 x 170 cm/551 x 43 x 67 in
Crystal veils forming waves made from chandelier trimmings and illuminated by spotlights placed in the ceiling. Such crystal lighting curves adhere to current trends in interior design.
Preliminary design sketch Completed and Open Projects Completed
045 208 000 –01 A,B,C 1400 x 110 x 170 cm/551 x 43 x 67 in
Bulletin No. X 17 THE ADDRESS, DOWNTOWN BURJ DUBAI, DUBAI, U.A.E.
Reception Lobby
Preliminary design sketch
045 370 012 – 03 150 x 400 x 600 cm / 59 x 157 x 236 in
This lighting object is formed from mouth-blown small glass leaves in light topaz suspended on metal cables. The entire fixture is illuminated by halogen bulbs placed on the frame as well as among the leaves.
Preliminary design sketch
045 371 031 -05 Completed and Open Projects Completed 820 x 15 x 1230 cm/ 323 x 6 x 484 in
The lighting curtain formed from mouth-blown small leaves creates the feeling of a light and airy space behind the reception desk.
18 Lighting Projects THE ADDRESS, DOWNTOWN BURJ DUBAI, DUBAI, U.A.E.
Restaurant
Preliminary design sketch
A dominant lighting fixture is formed from glass components strung on cables, creating spiraling curtains fixed onto the fixture’s spiral frame.
045 687 067 - 01 600 x 600 x 180 cm/ 236 x 236 x 71 in Completed and Open Projects Completed
Bulletin No. X 19 STATE THEATER AND CONCERT HALL, GROZNY, RUSSIA
In 2008, Preciosa - Lustry took part in recon- structing the theater building. The company equipped the renovated interiors with 27 ceiling lighting fixtures and 56 wall brackets. The entire reconstruction of the building was naturally influenced by current requirements of modern architecture and therefore two different approaches to both interior design and lighting systems come together here.
The reconstructed theater building
For the auditorium and adjoining foyers and halls, the company designed and manufactured classical lighting fixtures based on the style of those the company designed for the Small Stage of the Bolshoy Theater in Moscow.
047 095 096 – 01 350 x 180 cm / 138 x 71 in
Main Hall Completed and Open Projects Completed
45 0889 024 – 00 150 x 95 cm/ 59 x 37 in
20 Lighting Projects STATE THEATER AND CONCERT HALL, GROZNY, RUSSIA
The foyer is illuminated by stylishly shaped lighting fixtures richly decorated with cut chandelier trimmings with added colored lighting curves.
047 140 054 – 00 125 x 355 cm/ 49 x 140 in Completed and Open Projects Completed
Bulletin No. X 21 PRIVATE RESIDENCE, AL AIN, U.A.E.
The installation of lighting systems, lighting objects, crystal lighting fountains and stained-glass windows in this luxurious residence was accomplished in October 2008. All lighting fixtures are decorated with crystal chandelier trimmings of the highest Premium quality and brass parts are plated with 24-karat gold.
Lobby
Preliminary sketch by an interior designer
043 155 025 - 06 89 x 301 cm/35 x 119 in
043 155 025 - 12 179 x 575 cm/70 x 226 in Completed and Open Projects Completed A crystal lighting fountain and eight crystal floor lamps all in the same style were designed and manufactured for the entrance lobby.
22 Lighting Projects PRIVATE RESIDENCE, AL AIN, U.A.E.
Lobby Windows
To embellish the room, Preciosa - Lustry designed and manufactured stained-glass windows, using the Tiffany technique, i.e. creating the windows by combining crystal and amber pieces of glass. Completed and Open Projects Completed
Bulletin No. X 23 PRIVATE RESIDENCE, AL AIN, U.A.E.
Dining Hall
Preliminary design sketch by an interior designer
042 192 063 - 05 220 x 180 + L cm/ 87 x 71+L in
Preliminary design sketch by an interior designer
045 013 024 -03 180 x 160 + 100 cm/75 x 63+39 in Completed and Open Projects Completed
A luxurious combination of alabaster glass and crystal chandelier trimmings of the highest Premium quality with hand-cast metal parts plated with 24-karat gold.
24 Lighting Projects PRIVATE RESIDENCE, AL AIN, U.A.E.
Outdoor lighting
Preciosa - Lustry designed and manufactured outdoor lighting fixtures in the classical oriental style. Their surface finish and wiring are weather resistant.
300 x 200 + L cm/ 118 x 79 in + L
Preliminary design sketch by an interior designer Completed and Open Projects Completed
Lantern Wall bracket 045 128 013 – 02 045 129 007 – 01 90 x 168 + L cm / 35 x 66 +L in 50 x 160 x 100 cm/20 x 63 x 39 in
Bulletin No. X 25 THE BUDDHA BAR HOTEL, PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC
Dining Hall
Preciosa designed and manufactured all chandeliers and table lamps situated inside of The Buddha-Bar Hotel, Prague.
After Beirut, New York, Dubai, Kiev, Sao Paolo, London and Jakarta, the world-famous Parisian restaurant & bar opened its doors in Prague on January 2nd, 2009.
010 739 016 - 00 180 x 232 cm/ 71 x 91 in Completed and Open Projects Completed
26 Lighting Projects THE BUDDHA BAR HOTEL, PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC
But for the first time ever, the legendary outlet is located in the heart of the brand new Boutique Hotel concept bearing its name, the Buddha-Bar Hotel, a unique urban resort that will redefine Lifestyle within the Hospitality Industry.
With luxury rooms and exquisite suites, the first Buddha-Bar Hotel emboldens the essence of contemporary modern Asian interior design with French colonial influence and will be located in the heart of Prague, in a historical building just few steps away from the Old Town Square.
047 209 016 - 03 167 x 180 cm/ 66 x 71 in
047 209 006 - 02 74 x 50 cm/ 29 x 20 in Completed and Open Projects Completed
047 116 001 - 00 25 x 115 + L cm/ 10 x 45 + L in
Bulletin No. X 27 THE AL BUSTAN PALACE INTERCONTINENTAL MUSCAT, OMAN
The Al Bustan Palace InterContinental Muscat hotel has built a reputation as the best hotel in the Middle East and one of the finest hotels in the world.
For the hotel’s atrium, Preciosa - Lustry designed and manufactured unique lighting fixtures including the real pearl of the atrium – a glass light fountain. This exceptional fountain-shaped lighting object was created using a combination of artistic glassmaking techniques, especially the formation of off-hand glass leaves, representing the Czech glassmaking specialty.
046 345 056 - 00 129 x 328 cm/ 51 x 129 in Completed and Open Projects Completed
Close-up
28 Lighting Projects THE AL BUSTAN PALACE INTERCONTINENTAL MUSCAT, OMAN
046 200 136 - 07 230 x 1035 cm/ 91 x 407 in
046 200 076 - 06 / 8 pcs. 135 x 518 cm/ 53 x 204 in Completed and Open Projects Completed
An overall view of the atrium
Bulletin No. X 29 Sea-inspired
The sea is an endless and timeless inspiration. New Creative Ideas Creative New
Preliminary sketch
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Detail of a structured glass wave. Crystal glass + tones of blue + silver
Detail of a structured glass dune. Crystal glass + tones of amber + tones of brown + tones of amber gold
Detail of a structured glass jellyfish. Crystal glass + tones of blue + tones of amber gold New Creative Ideas Creative New
Bulletin No. X 31 Sea-inspired
The lighting fixture is illuminated by 25 programmed pulsating spotlights, thus creating a vivid impression of undulating sea. These LED diode spotlights are placed on a stainless steel plate mounted to the ceiling.
Visualization of the lighting fixture New Creative Ideas Creative New
32 Lighting Projects Sea-inspired Reception desk
Mr. Jaroslav Bejvl Jr designed a glass reception desk as a visual sculpture. It was created from glass panels made of multicolored glass layers, fused together so as to represent a sea surface and sand dunes. The entire desk is illuminated by pulsating LED diode bands and spotlights from the inside, programmed to emulate a real sea.
The reception desk – design
A sketch of the reception desk New Creative Ideas Creative New
Bulletin No. X 33 COUNTRY: NAME: CITY: YEAR:
Australia The Wentworth Hotel Sydney 2003 The Shagri-La Hotel Sydney 2004 Bahrain The Al Rowdah Palace - Formal Majlis West Riffa 2001 Majlis Palace Manama 2004 The Czech Republic Restaurant Bellevue Prague 2006 The Mandarin Oriental Hotel Prague 2006 The Crowne Plaza Hotel Prague 2007 Villa Richter Prague 2008 The Buddha Bar Hotel Prague 2008 Denmark The Royal Palace Copenhagen 2002 Germany Adlon Palais Berlin 2002 The Kempinski Hotel Heiligedamm 2003 Municipal Hall Kassel 2004 Olympic Stadion Berlin Berlin 2004 Greece The Astir Palace Hotel Athens 2004 The Pentelikon Hotel Athens 2004 Regency Casino Mont Parnes Athens 2006 Hong Kong, S.A.R. The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Hong Kong 2003 The Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel Hong Kong 2003-5 The Island Shangri-La Hotel Hong Kong 2003-5 The Harlan's restaurant Hong Kong 2004 The Cuisine Cuisine restaurant Hong Kong 2005 The Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong 2005 The Arch Hong Kong 2006 Yafiro showroom Hong Kong 2008 Hungary The Gresham Four Seasons Hotel Budapest 2004 China P.R. Portman Plaza Hotel Ningbo 2005 The Regent Shanghai Hotel Shanghai 2005 The Fortune Centre Beijing 2005 The Pudong Shangri-la Shanghai 2006 The Regent Hotel Beijing 2006 Lan, South Beatuy Restaurant Beijing 2006 The Suzhou Center Suzhou 2007 India Le Royal Meridien Hotel Mumbai (Bombay) 2000-5 The Taj Chandigarh Hotel Chandigarh 2004 Milan Loonkar Mumbai 2006 Darshan Hiranandani Mumbai 2006 The Crowne Plaza Hotel Gurgaon 2007 Kiran Agarwal Delhi 2009 Indonesia The Mulia Hotel & Mulia Café Jakarta 2007 Suki Restaurant Jakarta 2008 Italy Teatro Comunale (Theatre) Modena 1998 Ireland The Killashee House Hotel Naas 2003 The Cavan Crystal Hotel Cavan 2003 Japan The Industry Club Tokyo 2003 The Okura Hotel Sapporo 2003 The Okura Hotel Kobe 2003 The Royal Chester Wedding Palace Ota 2003 The Royal Chester Wedding Palace Fukuoka Miyakonoji 2003 The Grand Patio Hotel Tokyo 2003 The Imperial Hotel Sapporo 2003 The Swissotel Nankai Hotel Osaka 2004 The Mandarin Oriental Hotel Tokyo 2005 Kuwait The Crowne Plaza Hotel - Restaurant Sakura Kuwait City 2007 Celebration Hall Kuwait City 2008 Malaysia Istana Mellawati - Royal Palace Kuala Lumpur 2002 The Westin Hotel Kuala Lumpur 2003 Le Meridien Hotel Kuala Lumpur 2004 Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur 2008 Marocco Ain Aouda Palace Rabat 2005 Update on Selected References on Selected Update Sama Sales Centre Amvaj Rabat 2008 Oman Barr al Jissah Resort & Spa Muscat 2006 State Council Building Muscat 2006 Baj Souk, Barr Al Jissah Resort and Spa Muscat 2008 Al Bustan Palace Hotel Muscat, Ruwi 2008
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Philippines The Shangri-La Mactan Mactan 2005 The Shangri-La Manila - EDSA Manila 2005 Poland The Basilica Katowice 2002 The Westin Hotel Warsaw 2003 Hotel Boner Palace Krakow 2007 Russia The Bolshoy Theatre – the Small Stage Moscow 2002 The Presidential Palace Moscow 2004 The Swissotel Moscow Hotel Moscow 2005 The Building of State Philharmony Astrakhan 2007 The Czaricyno Palace Moscow 2007 The Atrium Palace Hotel Ekaterinburg 2008 Concert Hall Groznyj 2008 The Theatre Astrakhan 2008 The Children´s Ballet Theatre Ekaterinburg 2008 The Drama Theatre Saint Petersburg 2008 Saudi Arabia Kingdom Center Riyadh 2001 Private Residence Riyadh 2003 Seychelly The Four Seasons Hotel Seychelles 2008 Singapore The Shangri-La Hotel Singapore 2003 The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Singapore 2004 Tan Tock Seng Hospital - The Healing Garden Singapore 2006 The St.Regis Hotel Singapore 2006 Condrad Business Center Singapore 2006 Slovakia The Business Hotel Bratislava 2008 Spain The Grand Theatre Cordoba 2003 South Korea The Sheraton Walker Hill Hotel Seoul 2001 The Paradise Hotel Busan 2002 The Radisson Plaza Hotel Seoul 2002 The Hotel Lotte Seoul 2003-5 Switzerland The Park Hyatt Hotel Zurich 2004 Thailand The Mandarin Oriental Hotel Bangkok 2004 The Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel Bangkok 2004 Lawadan Palace Bangkok 2004 U.A.E. The Emirates Palace Hotel Abu Dhabi 2004 The Sheraton Hotel Dubai 2004 The Park Hyatt Hotel and Spa Dubai 2005 The Kempinski Hotel Dubai 2006 The Intercontinental&Crowne Plaza Hotel Dubai 2007 The Qamardeen Hotel, The Old town Dubai 2007 The Ritz-Carlton Dubai Dubai 2007 The Renaissance Hotel Dubai 2008 Sama Sales Centre Lagoons Dubai 2008 The Address, Downtown Burj Dubai Dubai 2008 My Dabawi, Yacht Project Dubai 2008 U.S.A. The Ritz-Carlton Hotel New Orleans & Philadelphia 2000 The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Washington D.C. 2000 The Hilton Hotel Omaha, Nebraska 2004 Princeton University McCarter Theatre Princeton 2004 The Mandarin Oriental Hotel Washington D.C. 2004 Richard Nixon Presidential Library Yorba Linda 2004 Caesars Palace Las Vegas 2005 Wynn Las Vegas Casino Las Vegas 2005 Disney`s Beach Club Resort Orlando 2006 Red Rock Casino Las Vegas 2006 St. Regis Hotel San Francisco 2006 Palace Hotel New York 2007 The Condrad Hotel Indianopolis 2007 The Grand Hyatt Hotel San Antonio 2007 The Trump Hotel&Casino Las Vegas 2007 The Trump Tower Chicago 2007 Update on Selected References on Selected Update The Golden Nugget Hotel&Casino Las Vegas 2007 The Gaylord Hotel Baltimore 2008 The Atlantic City Casino Atlantic City 2008 Trump Organisation New York 2008
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