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Crystaline Sports Center – China

Crystaline Sports Center – China

To mark the occasion of the World University Games, German studio GMP Architekten has built the stunning Universiade Sports Center in Shenzhen, China. The games are for students and are held every other year in winter and summer. The design for the sports center was inspired by the undulating landscape that surrounds it and it continue reading…

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Wanderlust Hotel, Singapore

Wanderlust Hotel, Singapore

Singapore’s Wanderlust Hotel  is an extraordinary lodging with a unique design on each floor, and in each one of its 29 rooms. The boutique hotel’s designer said that he wants to “make the adult world into a fun playground.” He achieves this by placing iconic design alongside whimsical eclectic art installations that certainly makes us continue reading…

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Marina Bay Sands Skypark Gallery – Singapore

Marina Bay Sands Skypark Gallery – Singapore

We’ve all seen infinity pools in luxe hotels and in the homes of the rich and famous, but this pool, at the $6 billion Marina Bay Sands Skypark hotel in Singapore, is like no other. The pool is set 55 storeys up, leaving the swimmer teetering over the edge of the Lion City. continue reading…

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Gross and Disturbing Restaurants and Eateries of Asia

Gross and Disturbing Restaurants and Eateries of Asia

Elaborately themed restaurants make great tourist attractions—just look at the success of chains like the Rain Forest Cafe. But not every themed restaurant is quite so fun and wholesome. Some theme restaurants are downright disguising and disturbing, especially in some parts of Asia. We’re not sure how customers can keep their appetites with gross themes continue reading…

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The New Majestic Hotel – Singapore

The New Majestic Hotel – Singapore

Though it’s not new, if you haven’t laid eyes on the New Majestic Hotel in Singapore, its unique design will definitely be something new for you. Located in the heart of Singapore’s Chinatown, an open-concept lobby blends old and new, housing furniture dating from the 1920s to the 1960s. The boutique hotel’s 30 continue reading…

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The Opposite House – Beijing

The Opposite House – Beijing

In the ancient city of Beijing lies an undeniably modern hotel. The Opposite House, designed by Japanese architect Kango Kama, has an emerald green glass exterior that stands out even among the city’s opulent palaces, temples and huge stone walls.

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Mikimoto Building – Toyko

Mikimoto Building – Toyko

Mikimoto, the originator of luxury cultured pearls since 1893, houses their head offices in the amazing Mikimoto building. Set in the trendy Ginza area of Japan, the structure is made of steel and reinforced concrete. Its cutout detailing comes in the form of irregular shaped windows that are sporadically placed. Adding interest to the already visually continue reading…

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9h Capsule Hotel – Japan

9h Capsule Hotel – Japan

When visiting Japan, you expect to come in contact with some of the coolest things in the world. Cutting edge technology,  ahead of the curve fashions and awesome vending machines that house anything and everything, are just a few of the wonders visitors encounter. Capsule hotels are another. These unique lodging options are continue reading…

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