House in the Clouds
Originally a water tower disguised as a house, this tall, isolated structure rises above the Suffolk landscape like something from a dream or Studio Ghibli film.
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Treehotel
Suspended high among the pines of Swedish Lapland, Treehotel offers a collection of uniquely designed treerooms so surreal, they appear like portals within the woodland.
Marble Caves (Capillas de Mármol)
Smooth, swirling, seemingly endless marble caverns carved by the turquoise waters of Lago General Carrera in Chilean Patagonia. The polished rock walls and shifting light create a dreamy, otherworldly space, where one would almost expect to meet a mermaid.
Aquatio Cave Luxury Hotel & Spa
A modern luxury cave hotel carved deep into the soft tuff of Sasso Caveoso, where smooth rock walls, soft lighting and a heated pool set inside an ancient cistern.
Temptation Cancun Resort
Another Frutiger Aero fantasy, ddesigned with bold, playful, high-gloss interiors by Karim Rashid (the same designer behind the Prizeotels). The colourful, early-2000s aesthetic of the Temptation Cancun Resort, delivers a strong sense of nostalgia for a world that no longer exists.
Eden Project
Built inside a former china clay pit, the Eden Project’s massive hexagonal biomes house rainforest and Mediterranean environments. The combination of futuristic transparent architecture, controlled climate, elevated walkways and dense vegetation produces a strong sense of being inside a carefully curated, optimistic future.
Jewel Changi Airport
A vast glass dome with a towering indoor waterfall and tropical planting. When quiet, it feels like a polished, climate-controlled dream.
Prize by Radisson, Hamburg City
Originally opened as Prizeotel, this budget-design hotel in Hamburg’s St. Pauli district, designed by Karim Rashid, delivers a strong early-2000s Frutiger Aero atmosphere, especially in the quiet corridors and lobby during off-peak hours.
Wat Samphran Dragon Temple
Striking 17-storey pink cylindrical tower with a gigantic green dragon, coiled around it. Visitors can climb the hollow body of the dragon, emerging near the creature’s head at the top of the tower.
Kolmanskop
Former diamond-mining town in the Namib Desert, abandoned and slowly swallowed by sand, with elegant German colonial houses now filled floor-to-ceiling with drifting dunes.
