18-06-2013

GREEN_ZERO. Evolution of widespread hospitality.

Section:Hotel,

abstract

Italian architect, Daniele Menichini is characterised by his “green” approach to design. In the context of the Ai Cadelach hotel near Treviso, Italy, he presents the GREEN_ZERO module for widespread, responsible hospitality.

Spreading responsible, environmentally friendly architecture is one of the missions of Italian architect, Daniele Menichini.

What better context to do this than a charming location like the Ai Cadelach hotel, where he restyled eight rooms some time ago. This work was not only oriented towards improving appearance and performance, rather it aimed to come up with a room that is mutually beneficial to context and guest in order to obtain whole wellness.

26th June is the date for the presentation of the prototype of the GREEN_ZERO module, which can be adapted to a wide variety of settings, always with an eye towards environmental sustainability of the shell and of its contents. An “independent” suite takes the GREEN_ROOM one step further.

Indeed, the GREEN_ROOM proposes room design solutions for the hotel industry, where every product and every technology meets the “eco-friendly” standards required by environmental and energy qualifications and certifications.

Since we should always consider the concept of sustainability and we need to get used to a new style of living, what better start than a “green” holiday!

Project: Daniele Menichini http://www.studiomenichini.it
Location: Treviso, Italy
Year: 2013
Photos: Courtesy of Daniele Menichini

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