Hôtel Aethos Ericeira
Pedra Silva Arquitectos
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Francisco Nogueira - Architectural Photography
Hôtel Aethos Ericeira
Pedra Silva Arquitectos
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Francisco Nogueira - Architectural Photography
Hôtel Aethos Ericeira
Pedra Silva Arquitectos
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Francisco Nogueira - Architectural Photography
Hôtel Aethos Ericeira
Pedra Silva Arquitectos
Building Development
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Site Plan
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Floor Plan - Level -1
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Floor Plan - First Level
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Floor Plan - Ground Level
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Floor Plan - Roof
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WE Prospect
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NO Prospect
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Axonometries
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Saizon
Studio UNLTD
Heavily plastered columns and beams, reminiscent of decaying concrete pier supports add a dramatic gridded framework to the room while board-formed concrete wall tiles provide texture and depth.
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Zack Benson Photography
Saizon
Studio UNLTD
Contrasting with the steadfastness of the “concrete” structure is a delightfully diverse array of materials and shapes strategically employed to create different rhythms in the room, from the heightened energy at the bar and open kitchen to the alluring respite of the private dining room.
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Zack Benson Photography
Saizon
Studio UNLTD
The private dining room is defined by two walls seemingly built of rustic onyx-colored “blocks” replete with carved geometric patterns loosely inspired from ancient Mexican ruins. A double-sided fireplace embedded in this wall brings a warm glow to the intimate space and adjacent main dining room.
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Zack Benson Photography
Saizon
Studio UNLTD
Custom armed pendants mounted along the spine of the double-sided banquette feature textured ceramic shades and leather strapping.
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Zack Benson Photography
Saizon
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On the soffit that is wrapped above the bar and pass counter, a custom painted finish evokes the rusted metal found on the underside of an old fishing boat.
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Saizon
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A palette that is grounded in the earthy, natural colors of warm leathers, dark-stained oak, and various shades of black, is disrupted by moments of vibrant ocean blues and copper highlights.
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Zack Benson Photography
Saizon
Studio UNLTD
Upon entry, the eye is drawn to the striking color and energetic brushwork of a mural that derives inspiration from the geometries of the space and the forces of nature at play.
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