The concept for the Lodge on Biltmore Estate was to create a timeless lodge structure with historical references evocative of the traditions and grandeur of the Biltmore legacy. Designed to feel as though it could have hosted the invited weekend guests of the George Vanderbilt family, the architecture reflects the materials and agrarian character found throughout this historic portion of the estate.
This commercial hospitality project in Asheville, North Carolina spans approximately 150,000 square feet and includes 200 guest rooms, a full-service restaurant and bar, flexible conference spaces, an expansive outdoor event lawn, and a 9,500-square-foot spa facility with a pool terrace and private spa terraces. The architecture blends elegance and function, capturing the spirit of the estate while offering a refined, four- to five-star guest experience.
Poss Team: Andy Wisnoski & Kevin Morley
