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Guestroom Count in the U.S. to Reach Record High in 2018
The supply of hotel rooms entering U.S. lodging markets will peak this year, according to new research published in the March 2018 edition of Hotel Horizons. CBRE Hotels’ Americas Research…
News March 1
SkB Upgrades Wild Ginger in Washington
Seattle-based firm SkB Architects has refreshed the 20-year-old Southeast Asian restaurant Wild Ginger in the Lincoln Square section of Bellevue, Washington. Spread across 6,000 square feet, the revamped eatery has…
News March 1
Mama Shelter to Open Seventh Location in Serbia
Mama Shelter is set to open its seventh outpost this month along Ulica Kneza Mihaila in central Belgrade. Designed by São Paulo-based designer Jalil Amor, Mama Shelter Belgrade will include…
News March 1
Quality Eats Launches Third Restaurant in New York
The third outpost of New York steakhouse Quality Eats has opened in the NoMad section of Manhattan. The new location also sees the continuation of the brand’s partnership with locally…
News February 28
Studio 11 Completes Hotel Ketchum Refresh
The 58-room Hotel Ketchum in Idaho has revealed its $4 million refresh from Dallas-based firm Studio 11 Design. The boutique property boasts an update that pays tribute to the community’s…
News February 28
Scampi Arrives in Manhattan
Italian eatery Scampi from chef PJ Calapa has arrived in Manhattan’s Flatiron district with a handsome, modern ambiance crafted by locally based firm Parts and Labor Design. The 3,000-square-foot restaurant…
News February 28
Siteseeing: Downtown Los Angeles
It’s no secret that Downtown Los Angeles is on the precipice of a second golden age. The first occurred in the 1920s, when movie palaces lined Broadway and stately structures…
Projects February 28
Siteseeing: Shanghai
When Shanghai opened its doors for Expo 2010, it had a lot to prove. The city has long been China’s poster child for beauty and romance, and its hospitality offerings…
Projects February 28
Siteseeing: Toronto
Toronto has always been a city of tight-knit communities. Greeks on the Danforth, Polish in Roncesvalles, Little Italy, Chinatown, and Cabbagetown, where Irish immigrants first settled—all of these neighborhoods make…
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