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he Hotel Fasano Rio de Janeiro, located on Avenida Vieira Souto, in the heart of Ipanema beach, the Fasano combines the sophistication of Rio’s most coveted address with modernity and efficiency in design and service. Envisioned by Philippe Starck, everything has been thought out to reverberate the glorious Bossa Nova Era, when Ipanema was blossoming into the most charming neighborhood of Rio.
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This looks like a beautiful, relaxing place to visit. What struck me was how amazing the design can be when it draws from the natural surroundings of the facilities location. For example, the exterior pool area designed with the floral vines around the pillars or the triangular opening on the wall in the exterior seating area leaving room for the dark green foliage from the tree to come in and create an open wistful feeling. This is another example of how designs can be taken from nature.