Hospitality Projects

Topgolf Lobby

  • Location: Wuhan, China

  • Area: 300sq.m.

  • Project Year: 2024

  • Project description:  Set within Wuhan’s bustling Topgolf flagship, the 300-square-meter lobby was conceived as both a threshold and a stage for the brand’s signature experience. Tasked with adapting global Topgolf standards to a site with fixed architectural constraints, ASIG Design crafted a space that is equal parts welcoming lounge, retail showcase, and circulation hub—all oriented toward the venue’s ultimate destination: the teeline. The design narrative was anchored in the metaphor of the Yangtze River, channeling its sense of momentum and flow. Just as the river pulls its banks into rhythm, the lobby channels guests’ gaze and movement toward the golf bays. Every element—spatial arrangement, ceiling form, material choice—was orchestrated to reinforce this forward thrust. Programmatically, the lobby balances global consistency with local precision. Guest services, set to the right of the entrance, align with Topgolf standards, while the 19th Social restaurant is accessed to the left, framed by unavoidable site constraints including a stair and back-of-house entrance. Retail, a growing priority for the brand, was strategically relocated adjacent to the teeline for maximum visibility and impulse engagement. A lounge and immersive waiting area occupy the lower right, providing a comfortable pause point with seamless connection back into the retail and dining zones. Materiality amplifies the narrative of flow and arrival. Terrazzo flooring was detailed to ripple like water, while curved ceiling forms and layered millwork echo the Yangtze’s current. The result is an interplay of tactile calm and kinetic energy—an environment that both receives and propels. More than a transitional space, the Topgolf Wuhan lobby becomes a spatial prelude: a design that leads guests intuitively to their hero moment at the teeline, embodying both brand identity and local resonance in one cohesive gesture.

  • Project links: layout analysis


Ayland Hotel

  • Location: San Juan, Puerto Rico

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  • Project Year: 2025

  • Project description: This is a 60-room existing hotel building that the client wants to renovate and modernize in order to capitalize on the rise of Puerto Rico as a travel destination


Nomads Nest

  • Location: Koh Phangan, Thailand

  • Area: 1,600 sqm site | 8 villas at 50 sqm each | communal space

  • Project Year: 2025

  • Project description:  Tucked into the jungle interior of Koh Phangan, Thailand, Nomads Nest is a pioneering “live + work” hub for digital nomads. Developed on a 1,600-square-meter triangular site, the project reimagines island living not as a short-term resort escape but as a long-term community where remote professionals can balance privacy, productivity, and social connection.  The client envisioned a collection of compact bungalows paired with a shared community hub that would capture the ethos of nomadic living—immersed in nature yet supported by modern amenities. Early design studies tested multiple site layouts, from linear rows to clustered geometries, each measured against privacy, circulation, and communal interaction. Environmental research played a decisive role: prevailing southwest winds informed the villa orientation, reducing cooling loads while opening interiors to passive cross-ventilation.  The final masterplan positions eight 50-square-meter studio villas along the site’s west and south edges, while the eastern side anchors the communal hub. This zoning creates a rhythm of seclusion at the periphery and vibrancy at the core. Guests move from private retreats toward a central oasis featuring a firepit lounge, a yoga canopy, an outdoor co-working pavilion shaded by latticework, and daybed seating embedded in the landscape. The villas themselves combine outdoor kitchens and porches with indoor work-sleep studios and partially open-air showers screened by two-meter jungle planting—spaces where modern comforts meet tropical immersion.  Material choices fuse modern Thai architecture with the raw textures of the island: timber structures, natural finishes, and verdant landscaping that buffers villas while weaving them into the forest canopy. The result is an atmosphere that feels rooted, intimate, and distinctly contextual.  As one of the first live-work hubs purpose-built for nomads on a Thai island, Nomads Nest challenges the conventions of both co-working and resort models. It offers not just accommodation but a framework for community—an architectural precedent that anticipates the future of remote work in tropical contexts.


BASE Boutique Hotel

  • Location: Shanghai, China

  • Area: 0sq.m.

  • Project Year: 2016

  • Project description:  BASE is a serviced apartment located in the heart of Shanghai developed by local company YiCheng Investment Development Co. The service apartment was aimed at providing housing to accommodate the ever expanding market of non-Chinese tenants with a desire for simple, modern living spaces. BASE furniture was designed and manufactured to compliment the simplicity and non-refinement of each guest room. Not only the spacial and functional demands of each and every room needed to be meticulously developed due to the old building creating no typical rooms but also because Yicheng strived for providing a range of usability and function across the room types. Solid, open-grain ash wood with a matte finish created a natural, fresh, light feeling, which was critical in the small spaces.

  • Project links: project overview



Pullman Hotel ADD Interior Design

  • Location: Guangzhou, China

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  • Project Year: 2021

  • Project description: All Day Dining design project for Pullman Hotel

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Sofitel Hotel VIP Lounge Design

  • Location: Shenyang, China

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  • Project Year: 2018

  • Project description: Club Millésime interior design, a VIP lounge space for Sofitel Hotel.

  • Project links: project overview



Stoney Creek Hotel Interior Design

  • Location: Missouri, USA

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  • Project Year: 2024

  • Project description: A design of both common spaces and guestrooms for Stoney Creek in Missouri, in collaboration with Axis Hospitality


Pro Shop Interior Design | Taylor Morrison

  • Location: Georgia, USA

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  • Project Year: 2024

  • Project description: A design of proshop in Georgia for Taylor Morrison, in collaboration with Axis Hospitality