Stamberg Aferiat recently has completed the Saguaro Hotel in Scottsdale.
The architects, Stamberg Aferiat, are known for their bold use of color in architecture, and their ideas about color theory in design. This is their first hospitality project. The hotel’s vivid façade features hues of white, green, yellow, orange and pink, which are applied to the structure so that it highlights the natural rhythm of the building. The hotel’s furniture draws on Scottsdale’s cultural context, featuring simple pieces paired with traditional designs inspired by Latin / Southwestern influences like the work of Mexican architect Luis Barragán.
The Saguaro Hotel, image courtesy Stamberg Aferiat
The Saguaro Hotel, image courtesy Stamberg Aferiat
The Saguaro Hotel, image courtesy Stamberg Aferiat
The Saguaro Hotel, image courtesy Stamberg Aferiat
The Saguaro is a Joie de Vivre property (the largest boutique hotel group in California), and this is their first hotel outside of the state where they have 30 other properties. The hotel is developed by Sydell, who own the ACE Palm Springs and New York, and are known for pairing interesting collaborators together.
+ All images courtesy Stamberg Aferiat
