Stars Valley Hotel
In the heart of Qeshm Island, Iran, the Stars Valley Hotel, a visionary project by Mote Design led by Principal Architect Shabnam Motevalli, stands as a testament to the profound connection between architecture and nature. This architectural marvel, still in its conceptual design phase, is poised to redefine hospitality in the picturesque setting of Southern Iran.
Mote Design Studio, armed with innovative tools such as Mid journey AI and Adobe Photoshop, has crafted a sanctuary that seamlessly integrates with the enchanting landscape. Nestled within the captivating Stars Valley, the hotel covers a vast site area of 8000 m², with a meticulously designed built area of 3000 m².
As the design team at Mote Design Studio delves into the intricacies of the Stars Valley Hotel, the project unfolds as more than just a hotel. It becomes an architectural masterpiece, echoing the stories of ancient civilizations. The cave pool, a focal point of the design, murmurs tales of bygone eras where time stands still, and history is etched into every stone.
Principal Architect Shabnam Motevalli takes the reins in visualization, ensuring that every aspect of Stars Valley Hotel reflects the vision of Mote Design. Through the lens of Adobe Photoshop, the hotel emerges as a place where the whispers of the valley guide visitors, encouraging them to simply be in the moment.
Stars Valley Hotel goes beyond being a traditional hospitality space; it’s an ode to the wonders of nature. The cave pool, reflecting the starlit skies above, encapsulates the timeless beauty of the site. This is a place where architecture and nature harmonize, creating an environment that celebrates the elegance of muted tones and the influence of free forms.
While currently in the concept-design stage, the Stars Valley Hotel is poised to become a reality in the coming years. With a private client backing the project, Mote Design envisions a hospitality experience that transcends the ordinary, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the ethereal beauty of Qeshm Island.
