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Hotel Apolo
Palma Maiorca
Situated near Ca’n Pastilla Beach, Apolo Hotel in Palma de Mallorca is equipped with Block Vicaima, finished in white Dekordor® SD that combines with the minimalist decor of the hotel. Several facilities of this comfortable hotel, integrate the normal interior block, where the room entrance integrates the Block Vicaima certified as 30 minute fire-resistant.
Hotel Aleysa Boutique & SPA
Málaga, Spain
The room entrance doors of the five-star Hotel Vincci Selección Aleysa Boutique & Spa, one of the most sophisticated hotels in Malaga, Spain, were furnished with Portaro® FD30 AC37dB, incorporating electronic locks, CE mark ironmongery and concealed door closers. In stained wenge, these doors present, on the outer face, satined lateral inlays and moulded frames, which give it a blend of classic and contemporary ambiance. The wardrobes, bearing the same tone, have glazing and two to four model doors. For the common areas, the 2 leaf Portaro® FD30 and FD60, was the choice.
Hotel & SPA Residencia Puerto Tarifa
Tarifa, Spain
The Hotel & Spa La Residencia Puerto, located at the most southern point of Europe, in Tarifa (Spain), reopened in April, with new interior door solutions bearing the seal Portaro® by Vicaima in the access to the corridors, rooms and common areas. Offering conditions for a unique comfort and relaxing experience, the complex has a spa, sauna and rooftop with heated outdoor swimming pool, as well as a restaurant, a variety of different room types and a permanent service team.
Cristal Terrace Luxury Lifestyle
Talatona
Talatona Luxury Lifestyle is a luxury residential development in Talatona, Angola. Doors and wardrobes from Vicaima’s Exclusive Range were selected to integrate this project in modern architectural style, characterized by geometric shapes of simple lines, with a design that matches the concept of this luxury development.
Club Med Magna Marbella
Andalusia, Spain
After two decades, the Club Med brand is back in Andalusia, one of Europe’s most attractive tourist destinations, with a new premium resort, the Club Med Magna Marbella, to which Vicaima contributed towards a project "whose chief aim is to develop tourism in the most sustainable way possible", as Henri Giscard d’Estaing, the President of the brand, stated.
Círculo Artístico 1911 Hotel Boutique
Múrcia, Spain
The Círculo Artístico 1911 Hotel Boutique results from the transformation of a historic building, dating back to the early nineteenth century and harmoniously framed into the cultural context of the city of Caravaca de la Cruz, in Murcia, Spain.
Catalonia Santa Justa Hotel
Seville, Spain
Vicaima was the chosen brand to complement the recent refurbishment and expansion of the Catalonia Santa Justa Hotel, in Seville city centre, equipping one more of its hotels by fitting multiple Portaro® solutions, which include door, frame and accessories in a single piece and enable a range of designs and finishes which are compatible with all the other details. Featured in the diverse areas, the installation of the products aims to increase the comfort and security features enjoyed by guests and, at the same time, provide an aesthetic style suited to the design of the project, which was conceived to reproduce and pay tribute to the picturesque look of the city’s typical interior courtyards.
Catalonia Mirador des Port Hotel
Island of Menorca, Spain
The Catalonia Mirador des Port Hotel reopens on the idyllic island of Menorca after having undergone a refurbishment and extension project in which Vicaima played a major role in the installation of the interior doors.
Bosques de Tepepan
Mexico
The Jacaranda tower of the Bosques de Tepepan project is another Latin American project integrating Vicaima products into its technical and design planning. It is a residential building with 120 apartments where the design of Vicaima interior doors is at its very essence.
