The Audemars Piquet Hotel des Horlogers | Luxurious ski hotel in Switzerland

15-5-2018

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  • Hotel des Horlogers - all images courtesy of bjarke ingels groupHotel des Horlogers - all images courtesy of Bjarke Ingels Group
  • Hotel des Horlogers - all images courtesy of bjarke ingels groupHotel des Horlogers - all images courtesy of Bjarke Ingels Group
  • Hotel des Horlogers - all images courtesy of bjarke ingels groupHotel des Horlogers - all images courtesy of Bjarke Ingels Group
  • Hotel des Horlogers - all images courtesy of bjarke ingels groupHotel des Horlogers - all images courtesy of Bjarke Ingels Group
  • Hotel des Horlogers - all images courtesy of bjarke ingels groupHotel des Horlogers - all images courtesy of Bjarke Ingels Group
  • Hotel des Horlogers - all images courtesy of bjarke ingels groupHotel des Horlogers - all images courtesy of Bjarke Ingels Group

Neighboring the Audemars Piguet Museum, the Hotel des Horlogers is seamlessly integrated into the smooth topography of the scenic Vallée de Joux. Five zigzagging room slabs expand into a gently sloping exterior path, leading directly to the museum and local ski trails. Swiss watchmaker Audemars Piquet invited the famed Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) to create their luxurious ski hotel. BIG also designed the museum. The hotel will include about 50 hotel rooms.

The Audemars Piquet Hotel des Horlogers

The Hotel des Horlogers will be situated in the town of Le Brassus in the scenic Vallée de Joux in Switzerland. The design of the building integrates into the hills surrounding the resort. Five zigzagging room slabs expand into a gently sloping exterior path, leading directly to the museum and local ski trails. The future guests of the hotel will be invited to descend on skis towards the trails of the Vallée de Joux from their room.

On the interior, a continuous sloping corridor connects the rooms, facilitating visitor and service circulation. The amenities, two restaurants, a bar, a spa and a conference center are tucked under the inclined slabs and oriented towards light and views to become individual destinations along the exterior path. From the main access road, the hotel’s tilting slabs frame views of the surrounding Vallée de Joux, establishing a connection between the village and the pastoral landscape. The hotel is already under construction and in winter 2020, the hotel anticipates to welcome their first guests.

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Website: The Bjarke Ingels Group

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