Hotel Boheme. Blue Mountains. Sydney. NSW

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The Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area gained their name as a result of the blue haze that covers them when seen from distance because the extensive Eucalyptus bushland give off eucalyptus oil from their leaves. The mountains are about two hour drive from the city of Sydney and is an ideal destination for that romantic gateway or family escape and due to the increasing number of tourists, it emerged the opportunity to develop accommodations.
The Hotel will be developed in an area of 1800m² retaining a portion of the existing structure and extending to one side allowing the second wing so we could have a bedroom the size of 35 to 40 m² increasing the category of the hotel and therefore, the services. The architectural design has been studied and elaborated in a way that the impact of the new development merges with the existing residential houses and keeps the suburban character. Because the façade is too long, it has been divided vertically with an exercise of extrusion of the single subdivisions and the choice of materials and construction method, the block of 45 meters long, has been ‘broken’ in several architectural sections giving a more organic appeal, merging with the surroundings and, with a measured landscape and exterior design, gives the perfect feeling of a peaceful retreat. The foyer and the main hall, have been designed to give a rich warm feeling and each suite an open space plan equipped with bath spa and luxury finishes.