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Sütlüce Mah. İmrahor Cad. Dutluk Sok.
No: 4, Daire: 8 34445
Beyoğlu / İstanbul / Türkiye - info@amplio.com.tr
- +90 212 345 05 05
The part mass and façade that livens up with various relative altitudes of the Hilton Garden Inn Istanbul Golden Horn makes the hotel a natural part of its surroundings. The roof garden arrangements on upper levels, the different materials used, and the various play on light and shadows gives it the edge over other Hilton hotels. This is as much Amplio Investments success as it is the architecture. It has confirmed its success with the ArkiParc Real Estate Award it received in 2012.
TeCe Mimarlık/Tülin Hadi & Cem İlhan
A Project close to People, Business Centers, and Life
Amplio Real Estate Investment
Amplio has added value to Haliç, one of Istanbul’s specialized regions, by making it an international brand. The Hilton Garden Inn Istanbul Golden Horn , which opened for business in December 2011, has played a major role in reinstating the attention Haliç deserves, as well as turning heads. At the beginning some were synical and did not believe a hotel could be built on the site; occupancy figures of the hotel have proven that Amplio made a good investment judgment using a visional approach. The opening of the hotel has brought life to the region and attracted new tourism businesses.
The Hilton Garden Inn Istanbul Golden Horn is not visible to surrounding locals. The structure has not harmed the historical nature of Haliç, has been built in compliance with ground and environmental regulations, and is discreet; hence the name “Invisible Hotel.”
Hilton Garden Inn Istanbul Golden Horn has proven its success in environmental, sample and innovative architecture approaches by winning awards in Istanbul and worldwide:
Recycling, energy and water saving policies lead the list of subjects pioneered by the Hilton Garden Inn İstanbul Golden Horn. Recycled materials constituted 30% of construction materials used in an effort to contribute to the economy and prevent pollution due to fuel consumption. As a result savings per annum are; 40% water, 36% natural gas, and 27.3% electricity.
