In dieci hotel selezionati della città elvetica le opere e le installazioni di dieci celebri creativi
Fiabesche decorazioni natalizie, giochi di luce, cieli stellati, pannelli e collage trasformano il soggiorno in una suggestiva esperienza immersiva
Dieci creativi per dieci hotel, a Zurigo debutta la camera d’artista.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Marktgasse Hotel, Yehteh
Si chiama “Hotel Noël” l’evento lanciato dall’ufficio per il turismo della città elvetica, all’apertura di un periodo di festività che ritrova smalto dopo un anno difficile.
Un “Pop up hotel” e un albergo diffuso sotto il segno di forma e colore quello pronto ad accogliere i turisti.
Nelle stanze di dieci alberghi installazioni, opere e pannelli di artisti, illustratori e designer di fama trasformano il soggiorno in una straordinaria esperienza immersiva, all’insegna del colore, delle immagini e del virtuale.
I nomi degli hotel sono di rango, quelli degli artisti anche. Ecco dunque il designer Alan Kupper, che presenta il suo concept “Home is where we celebrate the ordinary” al Luxus Boutique-Hotel Storchen. Al 25hours Hotel Langstrasse l’artista e designer Schoenstaub regala agli ospiti un viaggio negli anni Settanta.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, 25h Hotel Langstrasse, schoenstaub, Nadja Stäubli At the 25hours Hotel on Langstrasse, the Zurich label, schoenstaub, presents a Christmas room in a 70‘s look. The room for time-traveling design aficionados.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, 25h Hotel Langstrasse, schoenstaub, Nadja Stäubli At the 25hours Hotel on Langstrasse, the Zurich label, schoenstaub, presents a Christmas room in a 70‘s look. The room for time-traveling design aficionados.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, 25h Hotel Langstrasse, schoenstaub, Nadja Stäubli At the 25hours Hotel on Langstrasse, the Zurich label, schoenstaub, presents a Christmas room in a 70‘s look. The room for time-traveling design aficionados.
Martina von Meyenburg e le sue creazioni fiabesche donano atmosfere da sogno alle camere dell’Hotel Krone, e i pannelli creativi di Philipp Dornbierer (Yehteh) attendono invece gli ospiti dell’Hotel Marktgasse.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Krone Pop Up Hotel, Martina von Meyenburg With her Christmas room, “The Broken Angels of the Krone”, von Meyenburg brings to life the ghosts and angels of the former Hotel Krone. A total of 28 ephemeral figures, or “broken angels”, gather in her room at Christmas – the same number as the amount of rooms in the Hotel Krone of yesteryear. The angels – all differently attired – are represented as ambassadors, guardian angels, or Baby Jesus. They evoke the past, but at the same time spread magic and fire the imagination. A room for everyone who believes in the magic of Christmas.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Krone Pop Up Hotel, Martina von Meyenburg With her Christmas room, “The Broken Angels of the Krone”, von Meyenburg brings to life the ghosts and angels of the former Hotel Krone. A total of 28 ephemeral figures, or “broken angels”, gather in her room at Christmas – the same number as the amount of rooms in the Hotel Krone of yesteryear. The angels – all differently attired – are represented as ambassadors, guardian angels, or Baby Jesus. They evoke the past, but at the same time spread magic and fire the imagination. A room for everyone who believes in the magic of Christmas.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Marktgasse Hotel, Yehteh At the Marktgasse Hotel, situated in the heart of Zurich’s Old Town, Yehteh transforms a hotel room into an imaginary world full of mystical figures and forms fashioned from wood, textiles, and paint. The room for visitors who want to be lulled to sleep by gentle mythical creatures.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Krone Pop Up Hotel, Martina von Meyenburg With her Christmas room, “The Broken Angels of the Krone”, von Meyenburg brings to life the ghosts and angels of the former Hotel Krone. A total of 28 ephemeral figures, or “broken angels”, gather in her room at Christmas – the same number as the amount of rooms in the Hotel Krone of yesteryear. The angels – all differently attired – are represented as ambassadors, guardian angels, or Baby Jesus. They evoke the past, but at the same time spread magic and fire the imagination. A room for everyone who believes in the magic of Christmas.
Ancora l’Hotel Sedartis di Thalwil, dove la coppia di artisti Husmann/Tschaeni ha creato una caverna invernale, e il Glockenhof, dove Sebastian Utzni porta nella stanza sole, luna e stelle con l’installazione ‘The sky is the limit’.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Hotel Glockenhof, Sebastian Utzni
“Sky is the Limit”
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Hotel Greulich, Corso Bertozzi For his interior design at the Hotel Greulich, Corso Bertozzi is conjuring up wintery elements in the middle of the hotel room by means of wooden elements in crystalline structures and with special lighting effects. A room for changes.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Hotel Greulich, Corso Bertozzi For his interior design at the Hotel Greulich, Corso Bertozzi is conjuring up wintery elements in the middle of the hotel room by means of wooden elements in crystalline structures and with special lighting effects. A room for changes.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Hotel Greulich, Corso Bertozzi For his interior design at the Hotel Greulich, Corso Bertozzi is conjuring up wintery elements in the middle of the hotel room by means of wooden elements in crystalline structures and with special lighting effects. A room for changes.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Hotel Greulich, Corso Bertozzi For his interior design at the Hotel Greulich, Corso Bertozzi is conjuring up wintery elements in the middle of the hotel room by means of wooden elements in crystalline structures and with special lighting effects. A room for changes.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Hotel Greulich, Corso Bertozzi For his interior design at the Hotel Greulich, Corso Bertozzi is conjuring up wintery elements in the middle of the hotel room by means of wooden elements in crystalline structures and with special lighting effects. A room for changes.
Ancora l’artista Corso Bortozzi, creatore di un mondo invernale illuminato da giochi di luce all’Hotel Greulich, e Matthias Gubler, che trasforma in collage il soffitto di una stanza del Plattenhof.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Hotel Plattenhof, Matthias Gubler At the Hotel Plattenhof, Matthias Gubler welcomes guests with video collages projected onto the ceiling. The aesthetically coordinated images show contemporary themes from Zurich and Switzerland – naturally in a wintery and particularly christmassy look. The room for aesthetes.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Hotel Plattenhof, Matthias Gubler At the Hotel Plattenhof, Matthias Gubler welcomes guests with video collages projected onto the ceiling. The aesthetically coordinated images show contemporary themes from Zurich and Switzerland – naturally in a wintery and particularly christmassy look. The room for aesthetes.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Hotel Plattenhof, Matthias Gubler At the Hotel Plattenhof, Matthias Gubler welcomes guests with video collages projected onto the ceiling. The aesthetically coordinated images show contemporary themes from Zurich and Switzerland – naturally in a wintery and particularly christmassy look. The room for aesthetes.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Hotel Plattenhof, Matthias Gubler At the Hotel Plattenhof, Matthias Gubler welcomes guests with video collages projected onto the ceiling. The aesthetically coordinated images show contemporary themes from Zurich and Switzerland – naturally in a wintery and particularly christmassy look. The room for aesthetes.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Hotel Plattenhof, Matthias Gubler At the Hotel Plattenhof, Matthias Gubler welcomes guests with video collages projected onto the ceiling. The aesthetically coordinated images show contemporary themes from Zurich and Switzerland – naturally in a wintery and particularly christmassy look. The room for aesthetes.
Chiudono l’elenco il Sorell Hotel St. Peter, decorato a forme geometriche e linee da Benjamin Solt, e l’Hotel Helvetia, regno del collage tridimensionale a pittura acrilica della disegnatrice di Myriam Gämperli (in arte Mizzo).
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Sorell Hotel St. Peter, Benjamin Solt Benjamin Solt discreetly inserts his form vocabulary into the existing architecture of the hotel room as a geometric ornament. Originating from a repetitive drawing, the material is scattered along the walls into the room. Monochrome, haptic, subtle. The room for lovers of clear lines.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Sorell Hotel St. Peter, Benjamin Solt Benjamin Solt discreetly inserts his form vocabulary into the existing architecture of the hotel room as a geometric ornament. Originating from a repetitive drawing, the material is scattered along the walls into the room. Monochrome, haptic, subtle. The room for lovers of clear lines.
Hotel Noël, Zimmer, Sorell Hotel St. Peter, Benjamin Solt Benjamin Solt discreetly inserts his form vocabulary into the existing architecture of the hotel room as a geometric ornament. Originating from a repetitive drawing, the material is scattered along the walls into the room. Monochrome, haptic, subtle. The room for lovers of clear lines.
Il vernissage di “Hotel Noël – 10 Ways to Experience Christmas in Zurich” si è tenuto negli ultimi giorni di novembre, l’evento dura sino a Natale
L’idea della “stanza d’artista” una delle molte con cui l’ente Zurigo Turismo si prepara ad accogliere i visitatori: fuori dall’hotel una Zurigo scintillante e vestita a festa.
“Lo spirito natalizio della città si sveglia, dopo il ‘torpore’ dell’anno passato – così Martin Sturzenegger, direttore di Zurigo Turismo – e siamo pronti ad accogliere i nostri ospiti”.
Il Natale di Zurigo è un mosaico di eventi e attrattive: dal Villaggio di Natale sulla Sechseläutenplatz all’isola natalizia sul Bauschänzli al parco magico all’aeroporto.
Ma la città offre molto altro, e lungo tutto l’anno. Imperdibili una passeggiata nella Münsterhof in città vecchia, una visita alla Kunsthaus Zürich per ammirare le opere di Monet e Munch, qualche ora di shopping sulla Bahnhofstrasse e un tour guidato alla culla del dadaismo, il Cabaret Voltaire.
Per i buongustai d’obbligo un pranzo o una cena in uno dei tantissimi ristoranti di grido della città, insignita da un numero record di stelle Michelin. Infine, un’opportunità di viaggio.
È possibile raggiungere la città in solo 3 ore e mezzo da Milano grazie a Promo Città Svizzere, disponibile dal 23 ottobre e valida per viaggiare dal 20 novembre al 20 dicembre 2021 sui treni Eurocity Italia – Svizzera verso Zurigo.
Tariffe da Milano da 25 a 45 euro a tratta, da 30 a 50 da Genova. Ogni info a www.trenitalia.com o nelle agenzie di viaggio abilitate.
