Arizona Biltmore Reopens Following Extensive Renovation
The historic resort receives a facelift that accentuates the iconic design signatures of Frank Lloyd Wright
Words by: Will Speros
Arizona Biltmore Reopens Following Extensive Renovation
The historic resort receives a facelift that accentuates the iconic design signatures of Frank Lloyd Wright
Words by: Will Speros
The Arizona Biltmore, a Waldorf Astoria Resort has reopened in Phoenix following a thorough refresh from PHX Architecture and Virserius Studio. The meticulous renovation marks a new chapter in for 92-year-old, 39-acre resort that honors the site’s original designers: Frank Lloyd Wright and Albert Chase McArthur.
“The historic significance of this transformation required Virserius Studio to fully immerse ourselves to comprehend the complex scope and magnitude of the project—with the goal to return Arizona Biltmore to its iconic glory and bring it to current relevance with an eye toward the future,” says Virserius Studio cofounder Therese Virserius. “Our deep expertise in design and architecture allowed us to take a curated and empathetic approach to reconceptualize Biltmore for the modern guest experience, to reimagine the hotel’s spaces and how guests of today would move and interact in them.”