Hybrid Work Is Already Having Long Lasting Effects on Hotel Design

25 November 2022 | admin | Hospitality Net Industry News

As well as working on a futuristic Atari Hotel, leading hotel architect Tom Ito is starting to see new design trends that are directly related to the pandemic. It’s all down to remote and hybrid ways of working, but the world of design is now moving..

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