Monaco
Wilmotte & Associés Sas D’Architecture
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Perched above the Côte d’Azur, The Maybourne Riviera is a significant architectural statement. Designed by Jean-Michel Wilmotte, the hotel integrates seamlessly into the striking landscape, providing unobstructed views of the Mediterranean achieved through OTIIMA Fusion. These minimalist and sophisticated window systems dissolve boundaries, precisely framing the azure sea and sky.
The design ethos extends throughout the spa and guest accommodations, where fluid, organic forms reflect the coastal contours, fostering a dialogue between architecture and nature. This harmonious sensibility is further exemplified in Mauro Colagreco’s Michelin-starred restaurant, where Marcelo Joulia’s design enhances the experiential quality of dining. The Maybourne Riviera encapsulates a vision of modern luxury, where architecture, landscape, and craftsmanship converge in perfect synergy.
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Uw 1.87 W / m2 K (26mm)
Uw 1.58 W / m2 K (38mm)
Uw 1.07 W / m2 K (54mm)
ISO EN 12208 + ISO EN 1027
ISO EN 12207 + ISO EN 1026
ISO EN 12210 + ISO EN 12211
ISO EN 10140 + ISO EN 717
ISO EN 1628 + ISO EN 1629 + ISO EN 1630
Uw 1.56 W / m2 K (38mm)
Uw 1.06 W / m2 K (54mm)
Uw 0.89 W / m2 K (62mm)
ISO EN 12208 + ISO EN 1027
ISO EN 12207 + ISO en 1026
ISO EN 12210 + ISO EN 12211
ISO EN 10140 + ISO EN 717
ISO EN 1628 + ISO EN 1629 + ISO EN 1630
Uw 1.61 W / m2 K (38mm)
Uw 1.08 W / m2 K (54mm)
ISO EN 12208 + ISO EN 1027
ISO EN 12207 + ISO EN 1026
ISO EN 12210 + ISO EN 12211
ISO EN 10140 + ISO EN 717
ISO EN 1628 + ISO EN 1629 + ISO EN 1630
Uw 1.55 W / m2 K (38mm)
Uw 1.07 W / m2 K (54mm)
ISO EN 12208 + ISO EN 1027
ISO EN 12207 + ISO en 1026
ISO EN 12210 + ISO EN 12211
ISO EN 10140 + ISO EN 717
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