acf domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/sample/htdocs/sample.ws/stannel-gt/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6131 Located in downtown Denver, The Populus is a new urban hotel that merges nature-inspired design with environmentally conscious hospitality. Designed by the world-renowned architecture and urban design firm Studio Gang, with interiors by Wildman Chalmers Design, the project reflects the surrounding ecology and cityscape while actively supporting the environment—planting a tree for every night booked.
stannel home | Ofri Paz
Studio Gang, led by Jeanne Gang, shaped the building’s distinct identity through its facade: a series of uniquely shaped windows inspired by the eye-like patterns found on aspen tree bark. These windows vary in size based on the space’s function—rising up to 9 meters at street level to frame the entrance and restaurant, while offering panoramic views from the upper floors toward Denver’s State Capitol and the Rocky Mountains. The façade design also plays a functional role, with outward-extending “lids” that provide shading and improve energy performance.
The interiors, by Wildman Chalmers Design, echo the aspen grove concept with a layered, natural material palette and textured forms. From the warm, wood-toned ground floor lobby and restaurant, up through guest rooms designed as the “trunk” of the tree, to the rooftop restaurant, each level reflects a different part of the forest.
Materials are carefully chosen for sustainability: reclaimed wood from Wyoming snow fencing, biodegradable carpeting, and beetle-kill pine used in custom furniture. The studio, led by Heather Wildman, is known for its creative and sustainability-driven approach to hospitality interiors.
Architecture by Studio Gang | Interiors by Wildman Chalmers |photography by Yoshihiro Makino
In the heart of a quiet street in SoHo, New York, The Manner hotel offers a new kind of hospitality experience – discreet, design-led, and imbued with a sense of home.The hotel was designed by Milan-based architect Hannes Peer, known for his refined approach to interior architecture, in collaboration with New York firm Lubrano Ciavarra […]
In a city where architecture constantly challenges gravity and imagination, The Dragonfly rises as a sculptural gem — a two-level dining sanctuary that captures both the myth and movement of its namesake. Conceived by the renowned international design studio YODEZEEN, this dramatic space invites guests into a story woven from light, symbolism, and craftsmanship. Ofri […]
In the quiet landscape of northern Italy, nestled on the slopes of Mount Roen in Trentino, architect Andrea Dal Negro designed a home that embodies the essence of connection, not just between architecture and nature, but between people. The project, Casa Credai, is especially meaningful: it was created for his own parents as they […]
This 130 sqm residence, nestled in the heart of Fazenda Boa Vista in São Paulo, Brazil, was designed by the architectural and design studio Arthur Casas. The project aims to integrate, honor, and elevate the surrounding environment from within—crafting a living experience where nature becomes an intrinsic part of the architectural and interior language. Shaped […]
Where design meets lifestyle
Where design meets lifestyle
Where design meets lifestyle