Andaz Munich in Schwabing | Latest hotel project by concrete

2-4-2019

  • Bar M'uniqo - Andaz hotel Munich credits Wouter van der Sar for concreteBar M'uniqo - Andaz hotel Munich credits Wouter van der Sar for concrete
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  • Lobby Andaz hotel Munich credits Wouter van der Sar for concreteLobby Andaz hotel Munich credits Wouter van der Sar for concrete
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  • Restaurant Lonely Broccoli - Andaz hotel Munich credits Wouter van der Sar for concreteRestaurant Lonely Broccoli - Andaz hotel Munich credits Wouter van der Sar for concrete
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  • Room Andaz hotel Munich credits Wouter van der Sar for concreteRoom Andaz hotel Munich credits Wouter van der Sar for concrete
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Concrete proudly presents the opening of its latest hotel project, the Andaz Munich in Schwabing. Like a kaleidoscope, the Andaz hotel reflects the culture and tradition of the neighbourhood, creating a stimulating and inspiring atmosphere where guests and locals can feel at home. Weaving state-of-the-art technology and old traditions into the interior, reflecting what makes Munich unique, forming a sense of tension that can be found throughout the hotel design. The many facets of Bavarian culture run like a leitmotif through the design. This is reflected from the largest scale to the smallest details. Many icons associated with the city of Munich have been reinterpreted or abstracted as small highlights drizzled throughout the hotel, while traditional materials have been given a modern interpretation via a contemporary design language, including a ‘golden pretzel’.

Andaz Munich | Design Lounge & Bar

The lounge immediately has an impressive effect on guests with the oversized diamond pattern of the natural stone floor mirrored on the ceiling by back-lit diamond shapes. The diamond-shaped columns in the entrance area are two storeys high and feature several nearly seven-metre high video screens that stream the Munich skies while guests informally check in.

Restaurant ‘The Lonely Broccoli’

The restaurant ‘The Lonely Broccoli is connected to the lounge with an iconic glass display wall, featuring TLB’s collection of butcher cleavers. It features a meat-oriented menu that is likely to attract guests and locals alike. The heart of the restaurant is its open kitchen. Under an enormous hood made of steel and glass, it offers guests a great view of the meat being prepared on the impressive charcoal grill. Opposite to the kitchen is the open charcuterie bar.

The Ballroom

The imposing five-metre high ballroom has an illuminated diamond-shaped ceiling. This absolute showstopper spans the space in a three-dimensional fold and folds down to the floor at one side. Via countless programmable lighting moods, the brightly-coloured back-lit ceiling can be turned into a huge object of light and transformed into an atmospheric setting for any occasion.

Andaz Munich has a sky bar | M’uniqo

At the sky bar, when stepping off the lift at the highest point of the building, guests will be rewarded with a panoramic view over Munich. Embedded in an exclusive range of materials in brass and petrol tones, M’Uniqo is all about opulence and richness. Centered around an iconic bottle rack, the five-metre high bar has a core covered in back-lit shelves, with hundreds of bottles reflected in the mirror ceiling.

The Rooms

A modern loft was the inspiration for the very spacious hotel rooms. Instead of conventional walls that separate the room, two frames of raw steel divide it into a bathroom, bedroom and living area to create a contemporary en-suite. It has resulted in an open character with a free visual axis from the entrance to the wide panorama windows.

Spa & Pool Deck

The spa has different areas, with natural materials, soft greens, oak, light tile mosaics and brass, the area radiates an elegant calm. On the 5th floor, there is a 24-hour fitness center, treatment rooms, changing rooms and an extensive sauna area. An iconic spiral staircase links the 5th floor to the pool deck and outdoor terrace on the 6th.

About Andaz

Andaz is a true reflection of creative and vibrant urban life. Located in the most exciting districts of the world’s liveliest cities, each hotel is truly unique and incorporates strong influences from local art, culture and lifestyle. In its own special way, every Andaz hotel is inspiring, surprising and deeply rooted in local culture.

About concrete

Since 1997 concrete develops concepts in architecture, interior design, urban development and brand development. They work with a team of 50 multidisciplinary creatives for corporations and institutions. Next to Andaz Munich, projects include citizenM hotels worldwide, Hotel Norge Bergen, KLM crown lounge, Urby living US, W Hotels in London and Verbier, Zoku Lofts, Mongkok Skypark, Castell D’emporda, Supperclub worldwide and we’re currently working on W Hotel in Mumbai, Manifattura Tabacchi Florence, Virgin Cruises, W Hotel in Osaka and more.

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