After conquering Frankfurt, Hamburg and Wien, 25h hotel chain hits Zurich with a brand new building, designed byAlfredo Häberli Design studio in collaboration with Aeberli Vega Zanghi Architetti and Stefanie Häberli -Bachmann . Argentinian Alfredo Häberli studied industrial design in Zurich where he launched his own studio. He became popular thanks to “SEC” project, involving a shelf designed for italian firm Alias. After that he has been collaborating with various brands such as Iittala , Kvadrat , Luceplan , Vitra and Moroso. In 2009 he has been labeled  Designer of the Year by Architektur & Wohnen magazine.
The Zurich 25h hote is the first building entirely designed by Häberli. As any hotel, its core is the lobby, located in the very center of the building, beside the bar and the restaurant. It features vivid colors and design furniture by Moroso and Vitra. It also hosts dj sets during the night.

The hotel also features several common spaces such as a library, an exhibit space, a conference room and a kitchen, all within just 200 square meters. There are 126 rooms located upstairs and divided into three categories: Gold, Silver e Platinum. They are also different in terms of color and materials: Gold rooms feature dark parquet floor, a king-size bed and a golden mosaic tiles bathroom. They also overlook Turm park. Silver rooms’ size is around 23 square meters, decorated with Vitra furniture andTai Ping rugs. The bathroom is all about pink and silver. A window wall makes the space look wider. Platinum rooms feature parquet flooring, dark wood furniture and light blue walls. The same color belongs to the bathroom mosaic tiles. The most surprisingly thing is on the roof, which hosts the hotel spa overlooking the entire city. An out-and-out dream for relax lovers.

Link: www.alfredo-haeberli.com

Photo courtesy 25hours Hotel Zürich West