ArchDaily Community Unveils 7 Unbuilt All-Inclusive Hotel Designs

ArchDaily has published a curated selection of seven unbuilt hotel projects submitted by its community, showcasing a diverse range of all-inclusive resort concepts. The projects, slated for construction in 2026, span Madagascar, China, the United States, Slovenia, Malta, Brazil, and Cameroon. Among them is the Baobab Waterfall by ORSI, visualized in a rendering by Ahmad Eghtesad. The article, written by Antonia Piñeiro and released on August 14, 2026, explores how hotels have evolved from mere lodging to comprehensive spaces for entertainment, relaxation, gastronomy, and work. The designs respond to growing scrutiny of tourism and climate costs, with three projects shaped by their landscapes and four organized around their internal activities. The compilation highlights organic forms, vibrant colors, and innovative material combinations, aiming to distinguish these escapes from everyday environments. The feature reflects a broader trend in architecture toward creating self-contained destinations that offer worry-free getaways.