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Riant Capital has unveiled its selection of hotel operator, architect, and designers for the highly anticipated Taipei Sky Tower.
Catered to high-end travellers looking for different types of experiences, TST has announced its collaboration with Hyatt Hotels & Resorts for Asia’s first large scale lifestyle-driven development.
The tower will house two Hyatt-branded luxury hotels – Park Hyatt Taipei and Andaz Taipei.
This will be the first dual-branded luxury hotel development for Hyatt in Asia.
Situated in Taipei’s most prime location, Xinyi District, the architecture of TST is designed by renowned Italian firm, Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel & Partners, and will celebrate
Taiwan’s unique balance of modernism and tradition.
ACPV will also be responsible for designing Park Hyatt Taipei’s interior while the selected designer for Andaz is one of the most dynamic Asian design studios, Shanghai-based, Neri&Hu Design & Research Office.
The chosen hotel company and designers demonstrate developer’s clear vision of creating approximately 500 keys, split between two hotels of this new line of hospitality product to differentiate from the pool of hotels that has been built in the global hospitality industry for the past decades.
In terms of tourist destination, Taiwan has always been a hidden gem in Asia, and has been gradually discovered in recent years for its rich tourism resources.
With nearly ten million residents, Taipei is not only filled with an energetic metropolitan vibe, but its rich cultural atmosphere and local people’s friendliness has great appeal to many international travellers looking for diverse travel experience.
Aaron Chan, chairman of Riant Capital, confirmed the project is scheduled to be completed in 2020.
He added: “While social media and online sharing economy are reshaping the global tourism industry, we find this as a unique opportunity and attempt to go a step further.
“Travelers nowadays are tired of the conventional hotel experience but are still unsure about the consistency of what online short-term lodging offers.
“We believe this is where the opportunity lies.
“We want to create a product that is experiential and exciting, and at the same time consistent and operationally well run.”
Chan aims to not only build Taiwan’s next-generation landmark skyscraper of innovation, efficiency, and sustainability, but also a diversified lifestyle luxury destination in Taipei that caters to high-end travellers from around the globe.
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