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First look at UNStudio’s eco garden city wellness concept for Karle, Bangalore
by Andrew Manns | 24 May 2019
Architecture practice UNStudio and its tech division, UNSense, have revealed an ambitious plan to turn Karle Town Centre (KTC) in Bangalore, India, into a tech campus and futuristic garden city, powered by Internet of Things (IoT) technology. The Project is being undertaken for developer Karle Infra. The 72-acre redevelopment, designed to create a work:live community based around health, culture and greenspace, will see KTC transformed with the addition of a
Jali-wrapped Bangalore naturopathy centre acts as a retreat in a ‘tight urban site’
by Luke Cloherty | 16 Aug 2018
In among the busy, loud and polluted streets of Bangalore, one might think it would be hard to find solace and practice wellness routines. However, the architects behind Navyas Naturopathy Centre have been undeterred, creating an antithetical haven in which medicinal plants, softer dynamics and a general sense of calm pervades. Set in the heart of Bangalore, Navyas Naturopathy Centre brings a range of wellness offerings to the surrounding populace.
Four Seasons becomes latest group to enter Bengaluru hotel market
by Tom Walker | 02 Feb 2018
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts has signed a deal with Indian property company Embassy Group to open a new luxury hotel and private residences in Bengaluru, one of India's fastest growing cities. Located within Embassy ONE, a mixed-use development featuring commercial office space and premium retail outlets, the hotel is set to open later this year. The 230-room Four Seasons Hotel Bengaluru at Embassy ONE has been designed by HKS
Mohsin Cooper invited to design lakeside eco resort and spa in Bangalore
by Kim Megson | 03 Nov 2015
Architecture firm Mohsin Cooper are working with a prominent Indian landowner to create an organic farm and resort in an expansive plantation near Bangalore, Southern India. The company’s design for the 9,450 sq m (101,700sq ft) Banyan Eco Resort – which is located 28km (17 miles) from the city – comprises a cluster of low rise entrance pavilion buildings surrounding an ancient Banyan tree. The buildings will contain a hotel,
Ritz-Carlton opens new hotel in Bangalore, India
by Tom Anstey | 11 Nov 2013
Ritz-Carlton has opened it first hotel in Bangalore, India complete with a fitness club and an ESPA spa. The property, located on Residency Road in the heart of Bangalore, has 277-bedrooms and combines intricate Jaali design native to the land with natural foliage, fresh water and the elemental characteristics of fire and stone to evoke India’s vibrant landscape. 26 global design firms worked on the property, with the principal architects
Sohum Spa launches at Mövenpick's Bangalore hotel
by Tom Walker | 25 Jul 2012
Image: The spa houses eight treatment rooms Sohum Spa has launched its latest site at a Mövenpick hotel in the southern Indian city of Bangalore. The 4,000sq ft (370sq m) spa houses eight treatment rooms and has a prime emphasis in Ayurveda. Facilities include separate his and hers wet-room sections offering steamrooms, sauna and cold and warm rain showers, as well as private relaxation zones. Sohum is the spa brand
New spa opens at India's Alila Bangalore hotel
by Pete Hayman | 19 Jul 2012
Image: The new Spa Alila at Alila Bangalore A new spa has been added to the facilities at the 101-bedroom Alila Bangalore in India - the business lifestyle hotel opened earlier this summer by Alila Hotels and Resorts. The specifications, build and operations of the 308sq m (3,315sq ft) Spa Alila have been led by the operator, while Hundredhands also worked on the interior design. Facilities include one double and
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