Ananti Cove

Considering the geographical conditions of Busan, which has excellent accessibility in other regions, it is planned to allow various functions to coexist without specifying the nature of the hotel as one, such as a business or tourist resort. Located on the lower floor facing the sea, the retail shop Ananti Town consists of 17 small shops, creating a village-like atmosphere. In general, stores in hotels are lined up side by side on the lower floors, while Hilton Busan offers the experience of walking between stores while looking at the sea. In addition, unlike the lobby and banquet hall, which provide a great sense of space at once, each store has a unique sense of space. The view varies depending on the angle of view, so people who visit this place will be able to feel various emotions as they see the sea and architecture blend together. In addition, various spaces such as restaurants, waterhouses, banquet halls, and chapels that lead toward Haeundae, Ananti Penthouse, blend visually and physically with beach parks.

Most hotels have a lobby and reception space on the first floor, but Hilton Busan has a lobby on the 10th floor. It is not until the visitor reaches the upper level that he or she faces the wide blue sea. I meant to feel like I was climbing up the clouds and looking down at the sea. It was designed with the hope that visitors will be more freely transferred from their daily lives to the non-routine world through new stimuli from unexpected spatial development.

The beautiful mud rocks, coastline, smooth ridges of the mountain behind them, and the cool open sea represented the unique power of the land. We have placed architecture low and wide in a humble manner, respecting the natural language of this place.

Unlike the Hilton Hotel, securing privacy was an important task in the design of the Ananti Penthouse Haeundae due to its membership. However, there was a need for a space device that allowed visitors and nature to relate in many ways. He designed the way mountains, seas and architecture meet, imagining specifically how spatial sequences would change through them. The stylobate, which is firmly connected to the ground, an artificial land garden placed above it, and a terrace-type room are arranged again to convey a three-dimensional sense of space, and at the same time, horizontal lines are always planned to unfold at eye level anywhere. It has differentiated itself from other hotels by placing large terraces in all rooms. As there is a terrace, it happens naturally to read while feeling the wind or to look at each other and talk with a light meal or cup of tea. We hoped that visitors would fully breathe with nature and experience space between indoor and outdoor distinctions. The terrace is also an important architectural element that characterizes the dynamic façade of the Ananti penthouse.