Hotel Ambasador

The hotel is located within the Port of Split and, together with Diocletian’s Palace, strongly defines the image of the city from the sea. In an effort to acquire the expected dose of durability over time, its design is not a fleeting reflection of the current moment. Rather, it is inspired by the classical, timeless determinants of architecture: proportion, rhythm, volume articulation, natural color of materials. Through its articulation and proportions, it enters into a dialogue with the context in a way that complements it, beeing non-aggressively present in the space, in order to keep the focus on Diocletian’s Palace, but in no way anonymous.

With the completion of the hotel, the public space is enriched by the newly-established continuation of the city’s waterfront accessible to walkers that runs between the seashore and the hotel’s ground-floor terrace. The interior is conceived as a multi-level “empty” volume, the spatial authority, which unites all the contents of the hotel.

Credits

Architecture
Arhipolis: Neno Kezic, Nora Roje; Atelier Sverko i Sverko: Emil Sverko

Client
Retoi, Split

Year of completion
2022

Location
Split, Croatia

Total area
11.600 m2

Site area
2.900 m2

Photos
Neno Kezic, Ivan Ivanisevic

Stage 180°

Project Partners

Concrete works: Dalkoning; Cladding of the facade with stone, complete with all facade elements: KFK; Installation works: Tromont

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