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Located in Bangkok's central business district, the Rosewood Bangkok features a striking modern architectural design that elevates this global brand's presence in the city. KPF is pleased to announce the completion of the Rosewood Bangkok. The luxury hotel is inspired by the elegant hand gesture of the wai, the simple and graceful Thai greeting and welcome, and adds a bold stroke to the city's skyline. The prominent geometric form is a key exterior feature of the tower and also enables distinctive guest rooms and amenity spaces. The Rosewood Bangkok is an important project in KPF's growing portfolio in this vibrant city, says James von Klemperer, President of KPF. We are delighted to contribute to Bangkok's diverse hospitality landscape. Our team is thrilled to have collaborated on such a magnificent project, says Forth Bagley, Design Principal at KPF. We hope the Rosewood Bangkok demonstrates that breathtaking architecture can coexist with refined luxury. The building's inclined form not only reflects cultural identity but also creates terraces, setback floor plates, and distinctive occupiable spaces as the tower rises. Two interconnected high-rise volumes converge to form a central atrium that is more vertical indoor garden than traditional atrium, filled with lush vertical landscaping and a captivating indoor waterfall that evokes Thailand's famous caves, creating an experience that lingers in memory. The 30-story hotel tower houses 159 guest rooms. The design balances cultural sensitivity with contemporary luxury, creating a landmark that is unmistakably Bangkok yet universally luxurious.