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Karloca Hotel by Zoltan Madosfalvi and Tamas Vekony
Karloca Hotel by Zoltan Madosfalvi and Tamas Vekony
Karloca Hotel by Zoltan Madosfalvi and Tamas Vekony
Karloca Hotel by Zoltan Madosfalvi and Tamas Vekony
Karloca Hotel by Zoltan Madosfalvi and Tamas Vekony

Bronze Architecture · 2022

Karloca Hotel

by Zoltan Madosfalvi and Tamas Vekony

  • Bronze A' Design Award 2022 in Architecture
  • CLIENT: Lima Architecture & Interior Design
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 13,150
  • Verification code E8B27044AD · Verify this award
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About Karloca Hotel

Karloca is a hotel designed as a conference and wellness centre for business travellers and families. The building has seven levels and a net area of 15,000 square metres, containing a lobby, a bar, a wellness area, a sauna area and guest rooms. Community functions share one large open space, where subtle changes of material mark the boundary of each area. A sculptural mass in the lobby serves as a Turkish cafe and recalls the local history. Raw native materials form the external cladding, and large glass surfaces keep the interiors bright.

About the Bronze A' Design Award

Karloca Hotel is a Bronze A' Design Award winner, a highly prestigious recognition granted to outstanding designs distinguished by creativity, ingenuity, and astuteness. Bronze winners are amply skillful and strikingly creative artifacts that authenticate the vast experience, imagination, and resourcefulness of their designers. Karloca Hotel is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished object that is notably professional and innovative. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning design incorporates best practices in art, science, design, and technology, and is excellent for its attention to detail. Karloca Hotel splendidly satisfies needs, touches desires, charms feelings, and appeals to curiosity.

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Unique Properties
The main goal was to create a conference and wellness centre suitable for businessmen and families. Community functions are accommodated in a large space with an organic flow in which the boundaries of each area are indicated by subtle changes of the material used. In the lobby of the hotel, a sculpture-like mass has been placed in a space. In terms of its function, the place serves as a Turkish cafe and has been created to symbolize the local historic past as embedded in a design concept.
Dimensions & Packaging
This building has 7 levels that include all functions (like wellness, lobby, bar, sauna world, rooms etc.) The net area: 15.000 m2
Tags
hotel, business, wellness, relax, nature
Production Technology
BIM technology was applied in the planning process, based on British Standard Institute's ISO certification of Lima Architecture and Interior Design. Raw and native-born materials were used primarily, to fit the natural environment, this reflects on the building's external cladding as well. The reflection and ambient of the hotel is designed to fit to a close-to-nature world, with a twist of using high quality materials only, natural colours and shapes.
Design Challenge
It was very important to find the right, high-quality materials to further elevate the quality of the building.
Research
During the design phase the demand was raised that the hotel's lobby should also function as a meeting point for the businessmen staying here who, occasionally, can even hold their meetings and customer receptions here as well.
Inspiration
We wanted to use the beauty of nature and create a hotel where guests could relax in a pleasant environment. The hotel has been designed with high quality materials.
Project Duration
The planning process started in 2020 in Budapest and we got the construction permit in 2021 in Serbia, Karlovci. The town of Sremski Karlovci is located in Vojvodina, Serbia.
Operation Flow
The goal was to definitively have a central core, a lobby, and that the community and private functions should appear clearly separated from each other. Thus the functional units have been combined with visual solutions. The use of huge glass surfaces has allowed the areas to become particularly bright and sunny.

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