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PETER REMEDIOS

AS THE DESIGN principal and managing director of Remedios Studio, Peter Remedios is synonymous with high-end hotel and resort design. His clients include some of the world’s most famous hospitality groups, such as Aman Resorts, Hyatt International and Mandarin Oriental. Remedios has also worked on luxury residential projects, such as Gramercy in Hong Kong, and Qujiang Rose Garden in Xian. In Seoul, his firm has worked on a series of restaurants from The Parkview and French dining room Continental to Zest and Atrio Italian restaurant.

For Remedios, who possesses a Portuguese-Macanese heritage, a chance work trip to Madeira led him to discover ancient Portuguese sea routes as well as an ancestor, who was a ship’s captain and had been buried in Malacca. “I’ve found the whole mixing of cultures intriguing – and we see so many commonalities in the Macao ‘balichao’ and Malaccan ‘belachan’ even,” he says.

Meanwhile, Remedios’s design philosophy of discerning a project’s unique personality has led to notable breakthroughs. Since 2010, his studio in Hong Kong has been the base for his work, which

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