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Adie, Button and Partners' 1927 Piccadilly building—Portland stone, a curved frontage, a travertine-and-bronze entrance hall—makes a significant Art Deco civic statement that MKV Design's renovation has carefully maintained as the heart of this Park Lane address.

The Sheraton Grand's curved 22-storey facade has overlooked Hyde Park since 1992; a $50 million renovation refreshed the rooms in a celadon-and-grey palette drawn from the park, the rooftop pool sitting high enough to frame views across the tree canopy to the Harbour.

Conran & Partners' fit-out for this two-Michelin-star Chinese table on the 17th floor of the Sheraton Grand Taipei—dark lacquered screens, hand-embroidered silk panels, warm amber lighting—gives Huaiyang and Sichuan classics a setting of genuine architectural refinement rarely found at this altitude.