Is Greening Hospitality as Simple as Better Bins?
T2 Site Amenities fills a necessary niche in the industry by offering beautiful recycling options
- Adaptive Reuse
- Commercial
- CSR
- Healthcare
- Higher Education
- Hospitality
- Industry Leader
- Lighting
- Net Zero
- Off The Grid
- Operations & Maintenance
- Products & Systems
- Real Estate & Development
- Recycling
- Renovations
- Residential
- Sports
- Symposium
- Technology
- Transit-Oriented
- Water Conservation
New Kid on the Block
When it opened in 2009 in Chicago, eco-boutique Hotel Felix became the first LEED-Silver hotel in the city
Lights Out, Sin City
Fisher Marantz Stone dims the lights for the Marquee Nightclub and Dayclub, a spectacular new Las Vegas hotspot
Hotel Palomar Philadelphia
Gensler takes what once was an Art Deco building in Philadelphia and creates an upscale, energy-efficient icon
“We’re always looking for ways to build smarter buildings.”
Tim Osiecki explains why it's good business to invest in green hotels
Intrepid Hospitality
Hostelling International spruces up an old office structure for its newest hostel in historic Boston
“I’m taking the entire crew to the renaissance fair.”
Jeremy Shamrowicz on how to inspire a diverse design team
“We try to design things that are indigenous to their locales.”
Designer Buddy McDowell on his hospitality expertise and regional sensitivity
Toward a More Hospitable Earth
Hyatt, Marriott, and Wyndham are trotting out new sustainability initiatives all across the globe.
Style & Substance
An in-depth look at how the W Hollywood Hotel & Residences meshes transit orientation and hospitality.