
Construction is under way on a $50 million makeover and upgrade of the Hyatt Regency Dallas with completion set for year-end 2012.
Lodging magazine, the official publication of the American Hotel & Lodging Association, has built (pun intended) a reputation for providing content on the lodging industry’s “most innovative people, cutting-edge issues, and latest trends.” So it’s no surprise that the monthly recently covered the launch of The Hyatt Regency Dallas’ $50 million facelift managed by Dallas-based Woodbine Development Corporation.
Sleek, mid-century design touches will convey an overall artistic vibe in the hotel’s 1,120 guest rooms, bathrooms and corridors when the updates are finalized later this year.
“We selected iconic pieces of furniture, inspired by mid-century classics by Eames and Knoll, to play on the iconic nature of the hotel,” said Jennifer Johanson, principal and CEO of EDG Interior Architecture + Design which is leading the design team. “The rooms offer different options for both work and relaxation, incorporating a lounge chair for reading and watching television, a comfortable desk chair, and a chaise lounge where guests can stretch out and soak in the fabulous city skyline views or watch a great Texas sunset on the horizon.”
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