Hotel Il Palazzo
1989Fukuoka, Tokyo

Aldo Rossi’s hotel in Fukuoka, known for its red stone façade and a presence that reads as urban memory.
Rossi imagined the hotel as a palace-type landmark in the city. Strong color and geometry mark the street; interiors continue his interest in type and memory.
Highlights
- Façade — How does the red wall and opening rhythm contrast with neighboring streets?
- Entrance — How does scale change from city street into the hotel?
Architects
Visit notes
Operating hotel. Check the official site for rooms and restaurants.




