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The Hyatt Regency Moscow Hotel, part of the Arena Park, is the quintessential location for both business and leisure travelers. The luxury five-star hotel, with 14 floors, has 297 bright guestrooms, including 40 spacious suites that are elegantly decorated. A 4,000 sqm spa with a gym and indoor pool and a large meeting and event area with an 800 sq m ballroom complete the facility.

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The design philosophy behind the construction of the new five-star hotel aimed to reflect the cultural, architectural, and geographic context of the surroundings. The UK design bureau Reardon Smith Architects drew inspiration from late 19th century French architectural influence and Ottoman and Islamic styles that met in the architecture of the capital.

Structural integrity was a major consideration during construction as the area is part of the active earthquake belt.

The top floor area covered with a glass dome accommodates a spa complex, offering 180-degree views across the capital and over the Caspian Sea.

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Set along the Gulf of Trieste, The Falisia Hotel is located in the exclusive Portopiccolo Resort, a beachfront luxury complex, featuring a beach club, a shopping street with an elegant promenade of fashion and design boutiques, restaurants and a marina with yachtclub.

All 65 guest rooms and suites of the Falisia Hotel are distinguished by an elegant design and unique decors. The brass effect details and a palette of blues and beiges create a classical but contemporary Ocean Liner/Riviera effect.

Its Spa, facing the sea and the majestic cliff of Duino, is one of the most prominent and modern Spas in southern Europe.

Moreover, the Falisia Hotel, as the entire Portopiccolo complex, represents a project for avant-garde landscape redevelopment designed and developed whilst fully respecting the environment. It voluntarily joined forces with the Ministry of the Environment and Protection of the Land and Sea, with the aim of reducing atmospheric emissions and neutralizing the environmental impact as well as embracing the use of renewable energy.

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Construction of Yvie (also known as Y-Towers), two buildings, respectively a 110 m-high hotel and a 101 m-high residential building, located in the very heart of Amsterdam, linked by a 4-storey podium that will accommodate public spaces, conference halls and lobby.
The complex includes:

• a luxury hotel by the German leading hotel operator, Maritim, with 579 rooms, six restaurants, a sky bar at the top of the tower, conference halls with a capacity of over 4,400 seats, wellness and fitness amenities;
• a residential tower with 178 dwellings and 109 extended-stay apartments operated by the Staycity chain;
• a 2-storey underground parking basement with 611 spaces for cars, including an area for bicycles and motorcycles.

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Rehabilitation and conversion of the historical Post Office of Rotterdam, based on the project by ODA Architects of New York.
The scope of works includes the conversion of the monument building, underneath a residential tower under construction, into a 5-star 224-key luxury hotel operated by the leading brand Kimpton (Hilton), a retail gallery with conference facilities on levels 1 to 5, restaurants and cafes located around a publicly accessible 22,5 m-high great hall on the ground floor.

Shared underground utilities are envisaged for both the tower and the monument, like (emergency) power, sprinkler, drinking water, heating and cooling from ATES and the city heating. In addition, a bicycle storage and garage for the residential tower will be built in the basement.

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Construction of a 156-meter tower that will rise from the historic post office building and will transform the Rotterdam skyline. The “Post Tower” involves the turnkey construction of a 43-storey tower with a gross surface area of approximately 39,000 square meters with 305 apartments. On this contract we are on JV with Besix. The project was carried out by ODA Architects of New York.

The object of the works involves the demolition of a portion of the historic building (also known as the “monument”) and the construction of the new Tower, with a newly renovated pavilion accessible to the public on the ground floor, 22.5 m high. From levels 1 to 5, the tower will partially house the hotel’s floors, including the wellness facilities, while the remaining floors will house apartments from 50 to 200 square meters, with 27 different typical layouts. A semi-automatic parking system for 34 cars will be built in the basement complex.

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Built in 1856, the Gabrielli Hotel stands out for its unique location a short distance from Piazza San Marco, with breathtaking views of the island San Giorgio Maggiore and the basin of San Marco.

Sacaim led the redevelopment of this historic complex, which has always been dedicated to hospitality.

The hotel was transformed into a refined five-star establishment through meticulous restoration and spatial redefinition, prioritizing quality over quantity. The redesign of spaces and functions was carried out with a deep respect for the history and identity of the place.

The project combined structural consolidation with the restoration of historic façades and roofs, the introduction of high-end finishes, and a reinterpretation of the common areas using traditional materials and architectural solutions in harmony with the context. A new glass and steel roof enhances the central courtyard, while the terraces overlooking the San Marco Basin have been connected to create a continuous scenic experience. The historic garden was also carefully and respectfully restored.

Thanks to Sacaim’s extensive experience in the restoration and enhancement of historic heritage, this project is set to become a true landmark in the luxury hospitality sector in Venice.

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The Palazzo Genovese is a Gothic Revival-style palace located a few meters west of the Church of the Salute along the Grand Canal. Sacaim has completed full renovation works.

The palace was commissioned in 1892 as a residence by the Genovese family and designed by the architect Edoardo Trigomi Mattei in a style faithful to the Venetian Gothic. The palace has been converted into a luxury hotel. Archeologic work found evidence of 7th and 9th century buildings.

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5-star resort at the Umbrian castle of Antognolla: In line with the values of the Six Senses brand, the Castle, the Antico Borgo and the estate will be renovated with a particular focus on sustainability. There will be 71 rooms and 79 sumptuous residences, a diversified offer of well-being and culture, an 18-hole golf course, a cooking school, an organic farm and much more. The original historic architecture will be preserved as a key element of the development, while the new construction will reflect the history, style and beauty of this exceptional location.

Sacaim was chosen as the General Contractor for the construction of the complex.

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The Hotel Danieli is a palatial five-star hotel in Venice, Italy.  The central wing of the hotel was built as the Palazzo Dandolo at the end of the 14th century.  SACAIM completed  major renovation works, bringing back the hotel to its splendor.

The hotel’s main building is the Palazzo Dandolo, close to St. Mark’s Square, with a rear facade on the Riva degli Schiavoni’s quayside promenade overlooking the Saint Mark’s Basin. It adjoins a number of buildings dated to the 14th and 15th century.

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The Bauer Hotel is a historic five-star hotel located on the north bank of the Grand Canal in the San Marco sestiere of Venice, Italy, near the Piazza San Marco. SACAIM completed  major renovation works, bringing back the hotel to its splendor.

The hotel was founded in 1880 while the the main hotel building, facing the Grand Canal, was rebuilt from 1900 to 1902 to designs by architect Giovanni Sardi in an eclectic neo-Gothic style, which has been described as “perhaps the most significant representative of late-nineteenth century Venetian medieval mannerism”. The Bauer offers 56 suites and 135 rooms.

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The Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal is a luxury four-star hotel overlooking the San Marco basin and facing the Basilica of the Madonna della Salute at the beginning of the Grand Canal in Venice (Italy).
The works carried out by the group of companies, to which SACAIM was a member, involved the restoration as well as the expansion of the structure with the unification of the former Teatro del Ridotto.

The project involved the renovation of a 17th century palace: the presence of valuable plasterwork, frescoes and mirrors entailed incorporating a wide range of architectural values. The internal courtyard has been covered by glass to resemble a transparent cloud, suspended between history and technology, in order to bring out the historical beauty of the Palazzo.