Contemporary Hotel Caldor Design by Söhne & Partner Architekten

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Minimalist interior is still be the trend that architects used in some of their designs. Austria-based firm Söhne & Partner Architekten has designed the Hotel Caldor which located in Münchendorf, Austria. What makes the character of the modern building is the perforated façade panels that serve not only shading the spaces inside the hotel but also abstractly symbolizing the hotel logo.

The curtain wall is on hand the protection against weathering for the cross point. On the other hand it also gives shade and shelter. The perforation of the façade panels plays with the logo of the Hotel, abstract its. Interesting spaces inside / outside are created which emphasizes the communication between them. Low building cost where the basis for moderate fees for the rooms. A single room has the size of only 10 m2, double rooms only 14 m2 including bathrooms. The combination of used colors and the use of just a glass wall as a separation between the room and the bathroom has created rooms which doesn’t feel small, even they are.

Via. Photography by Severin Wurnig

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