Regala Skycity Hotel

contemporary architecture, glass curtain wall, curved facade, aluminum fins, cerulean blue, sky reflection, hotel architecture, high-rise building, podium base, horizontal louvers, vertical mullions, reflective glazing, aerodynamic form, crown element, canopy structure, landscaped forecourt, traffic roundabout, coniferous trees, red flowering plants, beige cladding, metallic silver, azure sky, midday illumination, warm-cool contrast, commercial architecture, hospitality design, modernist vocabulary, parametric geometry, sustainable design, transparent envelope, urban landmark, sophisticated composition, asymmetrical balance, dynamic curvature, material contrast, textural variety, professional photography, architectural documentation, contemporary expressionism, high-key tonality, luminous atmosphere

Regala Skycity is a hotel located in the Skycity area of Hong Kong International Airport. The building stands on a triangular site and follows a tripartite division of base, shaft and crown. The form was inspired by an optical crystal prism, and the reflective glass facade mirrors the surrounding sky. The external envelope uses a unitized curtain wall system, with units assembled off site to reduce construction time on site. The hotel contains 1,208 guest rooms, a swimming pool, a rooftop jogging path and three restaurants.