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An Integrated Approach

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An Integrated Approach

In a recent feature for identity, DLR Group’s Henrique Dias and Vaida Buchrotaite explore how an integrated approach to architecture and interior design creates more meaningful hospitality experiences. The article highlights the value of cross-disciplinary collaboration from the earliest design stages, ensuring every element – from spatial planning to guest experience – works together to tell a cohesive story rooted in culture, context, and place.

Read the full article in Identity Magazine.

Henrique Dias and Vaida Buchrotaite sitting at a marble table

Principal and Middle East Design Director Vaida Buchrotaite and Principal and Middle East Hospitality Director Henrique Dias

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