Melbourne’s William Angliss Institute prepares budding hoteliers for the real world
Great hotel design is about more than attractive interiors. The designer who’s out to improve communication between guest and hotelier should also pay attention to peripheral concerns, such as user experience and brand image. The team at Edwards M
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