Hotel in Montenegro Competition Entry / Kana Arhitekti

Hotel in Montenegro Competition Entry / Kana Arhitekti

The main goal of the Hotel in Montenegro proposal was not to create a resort type of hotel, but rather a new town square, a vibrant part of this sleepy city. This approach by Kana Arhitekti significantly upgraded the quality of urbanism both on a micro and macro scale to create a city center this small town needs. More images and architects’ description after the break.

Hotel in Montenegro Competition Entry / Kana Arhitekti - Facade, Windows
Courtesy of Kana Arhitekti

The primary aspect of context for this project is the sea shore and, at the same time, its greatest potential. The surrounding location, in terms of built structure, has no strong character or intensity that would in any way serve as  inspiration, or a starting point in concept development for this project.

Hotel in Montenegro Competition Entry / Kana Arhitekti - Image 3 of 16
Courtesy of Kana Arhitekti

Therefore, the new urban center was formed on following criteria. First, on the orientation toward the sea, visual and physical communication with it. The second criteria was its physical association with traditional Mediterranean town- narrow streets, viewpoints, introvert town squares, terrace (sloped) descend toward the sea.

Architects: Kana Arhitekti
Location: Herceg Novi, Baosici, Montenegro
Team: Lilja Brajkovic, Milos Grbic, Rajna Salevic, Bojana Duncevski and Spasoje Radomilovic
Type: Competition entry
Program: Hotel resort
Competition Status: Honorable mention
Area: 39,520 m2
Year: 2013

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Cite: Alison Furuto. "Hotel in Montenegro Competition Entry / Kana Arhitekti" 15 May 2013. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/372718/hotel-in-montenegro-competition-entry-kana-arhitekti> ISSN 0719-8884

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