We had the opportunity to contribute to a true centrepiece, a feature designed to anchor the experience of arrival.
From the chandelier design by
@officeofthings and
@onehatonehand , we were commissioned to 3D print the diffusion rings for the Hyatt Regency in Greenwich, Connecticut, working in close collaboration with the wider team.
The result is an immersive, hospitality-driven installation, eight complex tubular rings forming a 4.6m diameter composition, suspended within the atrium. More than lighting, it acts as a spatial device, softening the scale, guiding the eye, and setting a calm, ambient tone for guests as they move through the space.
Our role focused on developing the 3D printed diffusion components, including extensive design and engineering in collaboration with the team to ensure tight-fitting connections, precise assembly, and the desired quality of light diffusion.
Using a 6-axis robotic printer, we introduced a custom algorithm that adapts layer heights to curvature, allowing for controlled, cantilevered geometries with both structural integrity and visual lightness.
Material played a key role in the atmosphere. We developed a bespoke, fire-retardant translucent PLA in-house, tuned to diffuse light evenly and warmly, enhancing comfort while meeting strict hospitality and safety requirements.
This is where architecture becomes experience, where material, light, and technology come together to shape how a space is felt, not just seen.
If you are looking to create a distinctive feature for a hospitality environment, something that defines identity and elevates the guest experience, get in touch.
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