Torviscas Hotel

A significant challenge of the project was creating a vertical axis to connect the -2, -1, and ground floors—an element missing in the original design. The solution was an impressive spiral staircase clad in wood, which not only facilitates movement between levels but also serves as a central sculptural feature within the space.

The comprehensive renovation of Torviscas Hotel draws inspiration from the landscapes and colors of the Canary Islands. The objective was to create an interior design that stands the test of time and offers a welcoming atmosphere for every guest. Warm materials like wood and earthy tones were combined with refreshing hues that evoke the nearby sea.

From the moment guests enter, they are transported to the Canarian coast: wood symbolizes the sand, white ceramic tiles in the lobby bar represent the sea, and the furnishings complete this maritime evocation. The main table in the tech area is inspired by the region’s volcanic topography, with curves that mirror the irregularities of craters.

In the market area, the decor continues this thematic approach, adding a nostalgic touch with finishes reminiscent of traditional gastronomic markets. This design strategy creates an environment that blends modernity with history, offering a rich and varied experience.

A distinctive feature repeated throughout the hotel is the latticework. This pattern is present on facades, at the reception, in the lobby bar, and extends to the outdoor areas, creating visual cohesion that unifies the hotel’s design. The latticework, along with references to the sea and sand, forms the conceptual trio that defines the identity of Torviscas Hotel.