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Rutes, Walter Alan was born on September 21, 1928 in New York City. Son of Jack and Sarah (Ogur) Rutes.
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Hospitality is the world's fastest growing industry, and business―and pleasure travelers are demanding more diverse hotels, resorts and leisure-time amenities around the globe. This book explores the latest trends in hotel planning and design, capturing the vast range of today's most imaginative creations, from tower-high guestrooms to lavish desert villas to exotic resorts nestled by tropical-island waters. It outlines the essential criteria architects and designers must meet when planning for a wide variety of hotel types, and presents the most up-to-date technical information as well as detailed illustrations, photographs, and original plans. Highlighting the key concepts behind emerging trends and how each designer's vision fits into the development of the industry as a whole, the authors equip today's developer, architect, designer, and hotel executive with a comprehensive and practical guide to the world of hospitality design. 60 color photos / 200 b+w photos and line drawings
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Rutes, Walter Alan was born on September 21, 1928 in New York City. Son of Jack and Sarah (Ogur) Rutes.
Bachelor of Architecture (Sands Memorial medal 1950), Cornell Univercity, 1950; fellow city planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1951; postgraduate, Harvard University Graduate School Design, 1978.
Association partner, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York City, 1951-1972;
vice president, John Carl Warnecke & Associations, New York City, 1972-1974;
staff vice president, Intercontinental Hotels Corporation, New York City, 1974-1980;
director architecture, Holiday Inns, Inc., Memphis, 1980-1983;
director design, The Sheraton Corporation, Boston, 1983-1985;
Chairman, 9 Tek Ltd. Development Cons., since 1985. Chairman advisory board Hult Fellowships for Construction Industry, 1968-1975, Architects and Engineers Committee New Building Code, 1968.
Member zoning advising committee New York City Planning Commission, 1970. Lecturer in field, since 1968. Member steering com.UNESCO Council Tall buildings and Urban Habitat, since 1980.
Visiting professor Cornell-Essec Graduate Program. Visiting professor Nova U.
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Fellow American Institute of Architects. Member Ethical Culture Society.
Married Helene Darville, April 2, 1952. Children: Daniel J., Linda Lee.