AEC—021 / Hospitality renovation study / Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt

Peninsuna Sharm — Hotel Renovation

A two-storey hotel-renovation study in Sharm El Sheikh. White architectural frames, stone-textured walls and planted terraces create a layered hospitality façade.

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Architectural visualisation of the Peninsuna Sharm hotel-renovation study with white frames, stone-textured walls and planted terraces

Architectural visualisation / principal frontage

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Location: Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt
Typology: Hospitality renovation study

A renewed hospitality language

The architectural visualisations explore a composition of white frames, large glazed openings and darker stone-textured surfaces. Palms and planted terraces soften the edges and connect the two-storey model to its landscaped setting.

From overall composition to detail

A principal-frontage view is paired with a closer study of the framed terrace and planted entrance. Both images come from the same hotel-renovation album and are presented as design visualisations, not evidence of completed renovation works.

Project name, location and classification follow the studio-supplied archive. Captions distinguish photographs, visualisations and drawings. Unstated clients, dates, areas and appointment details are omitted; album dates are not completion dates.

Design perspective / Beyond the brief

Hospitality renovation study

An experience of place.

Hospitality begins with a feeling. Our perspective connects the character of a setting with the comfort of every guest.

Identity
An architectural language rooted in the landscape and local character.
Experience
A coherent journey from first arrival to the most private retreat.
Operation
Guest spaces and behind-the-scenes systems brought into a shared plan.

Independent thinking. Integrated expertise.