In May of 2010 the Cumberland River flooded Nashville, filling areas of the Gaylord Opryland Resort with over ten feet of water, destroying the lobby and many other parts of the hotel. Reopening was accomplished in under seven months. This brief period included programming, design and construction; the team had to develop and implement ideas very quickly, therefore the design team, owner, operator, and contractor all had to share a single vision for the project in this highly-cooperative process.    Read more »

A reinvention of this 1600 key atrium hotel was achieved by reactivating the 50-story atrium with new retail, restaurants and bars.    Read more »

For the first location of Heavenly Spa by Westin, a holistic, relaxing environment filled with natural materials evokes a sense of renewal.    Read more »

The new Esplanade is the ultimate in beachfront luxury.    Read more »

Anticipated as the catalyst for revitalization of an underutilized San Diego South Bay front, this facility takes advantage of the area's climate and context by immersing the guest in a natural environment.    Read more »

The Gulf State Park Lake Cabins provide visitors with the comforts of home amongst the glorious surroundings of the Gulf Coast.    Read more »

Complementing the world-renowned Vanderbilt home, the inn and its gardens intrinsically find a place respectful of heritage and history.    Read more »