"To meet interesting people you need to be at interesting places."
ANDY WARHOL
Monday, September 1, 2008
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Queries for the windows on the Legal Aid Building
Here is the site photo of the windows on the North side of the Legal Aid Building in our site. For more photos please follow the link http://www.flickr.com/photos/29406654@N08/. Photo courtesy of Antony Cox.
Old Adelaide Inn Visit
On 15th August 2008 STACK architecture set out on an adventure to experience local boutique hotels in Adelaide. We wanted to get an idea of volumes, spaces and 'the experience' of what boutique hotels in Adelaide have to offer.
We went on a tour to the Quality Hotel Old Adelaide Inn. It is located at 160 O'Connell Street in North Adelaide. It has 64 rooms with 'boutique-styled' accommodation. In the 70's it was regarded as the best hotel in Adelaide.
The hotel consists of Business, Executive and disable access suites.
The Snooty Fox Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge is one the most interesting features of the hotel. It is accessible to the public and part of it is a small external courtyard under a translucent cover allowing a lot of natural light into the space.
Something we realised was the hotel has a very easy flow for staff to get to all areas.
Follow this link to get a look of the suites, (Please note they are hardly for any inspiration)http://www.flickr.com/photos/29406654@N08/sets/72157606803114984/ photos courtesy of Antony Cox.
We would like to thank Danielle Thomas, Sales and Marketing Director for Quality Hotel Old Adelaide, for her time and assistance.
We went on a tour to the Quality Hotel Old Adelaide Inn. It is located at 160 O'Connell Street in North Adelaide. It has 64 rooms with 'boutique-styled' accommodation. In the 70's it was regarded as the best hotel in Adelaide.
The hotel consists of Business, Executive and disable access suites.
The Snooty Fox Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge is one the most interesting features of the hotel. It is accessible to the public and part of it is a small external courtyard under a translucent cover allowing a lot of natural light into the space.
Something we realised was the hotel has a very easy flow for staff to get to all areas.
Follow this link to get a look of the suites, (Please note they are hardly for any inspiration)http://www.flickr.com/photos/29406654@N08/sets/72157606803114984/ photos courtesy of Antony Cox.
We would like to thank Danielle Thomas, Sales and Marketing Director for Quality Hotel Old Adelaide, for her time and assistance.
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