Hyatt Herald Square New York debuts
October 10, 2014
CHICAGO, IL – Hyatt Hotels Corporation and Chesapeake Lodging Trust today announced the opening of Hyatt Herald Square New York.
CHICAGO, IL – Hyatt Hotels Corporation and Chesapeake Lodging Trust today announced the opening of Hyatt Herald Square New York. Ideally located in Midtown Manhattan’s lively Herald Square neighborhood, the 122-room hotel draws on inspiration from the area’s rich publishing history and neighboring Fashion District – both of which serve as inspiration for the hotel’s design, dining, services and amenities.
“Hyatt Herald Square is ideally located in the center of the lively Hyatt Herald Square neighborhood,” said Candice Cancino, general manager, Hyatt Herald Square. “The hotel captures the spirit of this district and inspires guests to explore the best that the area has to offer. We are excited to welcome our first and future guests.”
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calling is one of the most expensive cities in the world the financial services have attracts millions of workers and the cramped living conditions take their toll says architect vicky chan. if you look around people like you can see a lot of people smiling you know. generally kind of unhappy one in seven people actually has mental illness here and cause they re stressed out at the office. and so sometimes it is not so much about the physical environment it s also like the mental part of it. how to make cities more livable places in the future vicki chan focuses on green living bringing nature back to the concrete jungle making building sustainable and energy efficient the architect founded his business with a small team he has an office in new york and one here in hong kong.
the lessons. the architect wants to encourage the children to come up with their own designs for living solutions. the children have so many great ideas. a lot of them aren t realistic but still it s good and healthy to question things that have always been the same. and often mentions the concept of copy and paste architecture. it s a useful term. but i think ultimately it s in the hands of the people who provide the money. but they have to think differently and as long as that doesn t happen i think it will be hard to change. changing cities takes time and money and capping rising rent prices is a job for policymakers. but people like architect vicki chan trying to transform the world one vision at a time. inspiring stuff next week. we follow
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