The Grand Hotel and Historical Buildings, Minsk

Minsk - the capital and largest city of Belarus, rose from the ashes after the great destruction in the Second World War. The Waldorf Astoria Grand Hotel Minsk celebrates the spirit and thoughtfulness of traditions while responding to the new developments of the city and the world. The concept is a story of past and present, a juxtaposition of old and new, a reconciliation of differences, and a resurgence of what was once familiar.
Waldorf Astoria Hotel is one of the largest development projects in Belarus now. The hotel is in the heart of Minsk city, next to the Svisloch River.

The basis of a successful project is good integration into the urban planning context and high-quality, graceful architecture that makes the building distinctive and blends in with the environment. The hotel has high-quality unique neoclassical architecture, elegance, simple shape, harmonious proportions, and geometry. The aim is to achieve a high level of design that will provide the building with long-term value and integration the building into the urban planning context. In an urban environment, the carefully designed object will receive a high level of prestige. Attractive public areas will raise the level of satisfaction of guests.
It also has a good relationship with “Yanka Kupala” Street and the Svisloch River, creating a significant urban planning context. The high-quality public area creation links the building to the outdoor space with the help of a semi-public coastal zone.