BHD studio: 25-person design firm known worldwide for "whole case design" (followed by an interview) 01 Yellowstone Club BABA Clubhouse, Montana 02 SFO Grand Hyatt, San Francisco 03 Four Seasons Hotel Tunis, La Martha ▲ Joel Villalon, founder, AIA, IIDA member

After sharing the BHD studio at Baltimore Hilton yesterday, some designers said they wanted to know more about the design company. Perhaps it is a little aesthetic fatigue to see the Italian simplicity and the silent wind at present, but I think that the design of BHD, which is exquisite and bright, and has high saturation, is also very enjoyable, especially the "well-defined design" full case design that the company adheres to, I am afraid that I will dump the "pseudo full case design" of many domestic companies.

The following are three BHD hotel works compiled by the recommended Shijun, at the end of the article there is an interview with the main creative designer Joel Villalong, do not like to read the design instructions can be pulled directly to the back, do not miss the wonderful part.

The Yellowstone Club is located in the Rocky Mountains. Founder Tim Blixseth set his sights on creating a resort with a focus on slopes and activities suitable for families of all ages. Club members are all super-rich, with a maximum membership of no more than 864 households.

The resort is beloved by stars, with Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez vacationing at the Yellowstone Club, Montana's exclusive resort.

Created by architecture firm Hart Howerton and interior design firm Brayton Hughes, the club resort gives Bā Bā Bā an iconic style, while ming Tsai, a world-renowned Chinese chef, brings a unique culinary delight to Bā Bā.

©Peter and Kelley Gibeon of Gibeon Photography

Experience the recently completed Bā BāBā at the Yellowstone Club, designed by Brayton Hughes. Grand in scale but full of warmth, the overall essence is a relaxed combination of rustic materials and Asian details to complement Chef Chua's extraordinary cuisine.

Since 1977, the iconic ski, golf and adventure destination – the Yellowstone Club sits at the foot of 15,000 acres of private skiing – with many residential, dining, shopping, spa and fitness facilities. Prior to working at Bā Bā, Brayton Hughes designed the Buffalo Bar and Grill (BBG) restaurant in The Village, The Boot Room underground bar, sales center, locker rooms and the Yellowstone Club spa.

Joel Villalon, President and Director of BHD Design Studios, said: "We wanted to create a vibrant atmosphere in Bā BāBā. "The transparency of the glass gives passers-by a view into the restaurant and an experience around the screen for insiders." Illuminated by natural daylight, when the outdoor light is dim, the candlesticks hanging from the wooden pillar rings create a sense of rhythm around the room with a warm and welcoming feel. ”

In partnership with company Hart Howerton, two strong companies and buildings have achieved an elegant space that is large and comfortable and intimate. Brayton Hughes obtains this energy by covering walls and ceilings with weathered planks and hammered steel plates characterized by custom-made, seeded glass luminaires and stones quarried from the heart of Montana. The Hart Howerton team designed the building into an octagonal shape that allows guests to enjoy an unbeatable 360-degree panoramic view of the surrounding landscape and endless sky.

Guests can catch a glimpse of Chef Cai Ming's movements through the design of the open kitchen, which is located on both sides of the bar, thus enhancing the overall atmosphere and aroma.

▲ Club's Buffalo Bar & Grill Restaurant

▲ BUFFALO Bar and Grill Restaurant at the Yellowstone Club

Four Seasons Hotel Tunis is located on the La Martha Beach, where you can see the natural beauty of the area at La Martha Beach and La Goulette Beach.

Salambo Maritime Museum, or watch an event or game at El Menzah Dome. It is a holiday paradise in North Africa.

Owned by investment group Mabrouk Group, the hotel is the first "Four Seasons" hotel in Tunisia and the seventh in North Africa, which also manages two properties in Morocco and four in Egypt.

The cascading Mediterranean complex is a palatial complex of white buildings connected by arched walkways surrounded by swimming pools, fountains and gardens.

Touch the ruins of an ancient civilization dating back more than 3,000 years and visit the UNESCO-protected Medina of Tunisia, which dates back to the 4th century BC and houses an extraordinary historical collection of nearly 700 historical monuments.

Created by spa consultancy Blu Spas, which was designed in collaboration with HKS/Hill Glazier Studio and Brayton Hughes, the spa includes 11 treatment rooms, many of which open onto sea-view terraces.

Cary Collier, head of Blu Spas, said: "The project is located in a sandy zone that leads to the Mediterranean Sea and north of the ruins of ancient Carthaginian. "The spa design, which embodies the hotel's design vision, is full of Tunisian culture."

The common areas are designed with an open concept to capture the sea breeze, while rooms offer garden or sea views.

Located on the hillside of Gammarth, the hotel combines contemporary arabesque architecture with Mediterranean style, including mashrabiya lattice screens.

In the heart of Tunisia's vibrant and exotic capital, a modern Mediterranean oasis offers a tranquil, laid-back seaside escape next to this bustling commercial hub.

The suite is predominantly Mediterranean in style and features a private terrace with easy access to the stunning scenery. The plunge pool makes the journey as enjoyable as possible.

BHD interview

Recommendation: Please describe your company's culture?

BHD: Our team loves design, collaboration, friendliness and focus. We pride ourselves on creating unique spaces while enjoying what we do and working with us.

Recommendation: What makes your company unique?

BHD: Our design work evolved from a clear design process that reflected our focus on creating a unique sense of location that responded to client needs and the appropriate project environment. This process gives each project a narrative rooted in the design realm and is revealed in memorable settings. An experienced team of staff supports this process with a high level of design skills.

Recommendations: What motivates your company's designs?

BHD: Breton Hughes' philosophy of "total design" includes space, interior architecture, furniture, art, and decorative objects designed or selected with artistic sensitivity. The basis of the individual character of our project is a common foundation of rigorous detail and carefully crafted rich materials, which stems from the architectural background of the company's key personnel. BHD's design approach represents our philosophy, providing solutions for each new design's unique individual needs and geographic location. The individual basis of our projects is a common foundation of rigorous detail and carefully crafted rich materials.

Recommendations: What is your company's most challenging project?

BHD: Each project has its own set of challenges. We strive to understand the unique problems of each design problem, resulting in creative, well-founded solutions that support the goals of the project. In all cases, the key to the success of these projects is to work closely with clients as a member of the design team.

Recommendation: Does your company have a favorite project and why?

BHD: We are always proud of all our projects. However, if you ask any designer at BHD, everyone will have their own favorite project. For some designers, their favorite project is the first one they complete on their own, either because of the team involved in the project, from the operator to the owner to the architect, or because it's in a place they like to go.

Recommendation: Are there any words of wisdom or inspiration in your company?

BHD: The creative essence of beauty is a demanding, collaborative journey. Curious by nature, seeing, listening, researching and drawing. This process, the creation of the interior experience, is where an eternal beauty begins to take shape, and a strict attention to detail begins to take shape.

Recommended: Favorite place for lunch?

BHD: Sushi Restaurant

Recommended: Favorite bar or happy hour?

BHD: Schroders' bar/restaurant

About/About Design Firms

Brayton Hughes Design Studios is an internationally renowned design firm headquartered in San Francisco, California. Founded in 1989, the company has grown into an integrated business recognized for its excellence in hospitality, multi-family, residential, corporate, private club, senior living and institutional project design. BHD provides design services for Fairmont Hotels, Hyatt Hotels, Marriott Hotels, Four Seasons Hotels, The Ritz-Carlton, Montage Hotels, and InterContinental, Starwood, and Hilton are independent owners and operators.

The "total design" concept advocated by BHD encompasses space, interior architecture, furniture, art, artistic design or selected decorations.

As a child, Joel discovered beauty in every summer vacation he spent with his parents and siblings. Whether hiking in the painted Grand Canyon or driving through the magnificent historic center of Mexico City, his fascination with travel and the spatial, light, and architectural differences seen around the world began to take shape. He still maintains this sense of spectacle and observation, and shifts his attention and attention to detail in every project.

After earning a degree in architecture from the University of Texas, Joel worked with Larry Speck in Austin, Texas, Rafael Vinoly Architects in New York City, and SOM in San Francisco before finally joining Brayton Hughes in 1992. He became principal in 2007. Current President. Joel's hand has been evident in many of our hospitality, private clubs and corporate projects since joining the company.

Source: bhdstudios & fourseasons

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