In a city known for its conservative approach to new development, it took a strong team, patience, persistence, and a “steel gut “to shepherd the Pacific Northwest’s most sizable hotel to completion.

A shift toward minimalist design and smaller guest rooms is paving the way for innovative hospitality brands to reduce square footage without converting rooms into walk-in closets.

For 1 Hotels, the impact of Hurricane Sandy on construction of its luxury Brooklyn property brought home the importance of the brand’s eco-friendly mission.

The United States has begun to see the benefits of a trend that’s been thriving in Europe for years—Micro Hotels, properties that focus on offering appealing bars, restaurants, lobbies, shared workspaces, and rooftop gardens, while shrinking the...

Over the past few years, Emaar Hospitality Group’s Himank Goswami has become known for his ability to concisely articulate ways in which hotel brands must integrate the interests of investors, designers, and guests to strengthen profits without...

Now that Marriott’s well-publicized modular design + construction initiative is well underway, over the next decade this building delivery method looks poised to make its mark in North America.