Live Project: Portrush Adelphi, AJ Capital Partners

The team at Leaflike are thrilled to announce that Leaflike has been selected to deliver the biophilic scheme for the Portrush Adelphi hotel opening in 2025!

 

 

Combining timeless charm with contemporary luxury, the 28-room Portrush Adelphi is set to showcase exquisitely renovated guest rooms, welcoming public spaces, and dining experiences that celebrate the distinctive beauty, rich history, and golfing legacy of this iconic coastal town. Designed by AJ Capital Partners’ in-house team, the hotel will feature a carefully curated aesthetic, blending warm, sumptuous fabrics and layered textures to reflect the essence of the Northern Irish coastline.

 

The Adelphi Hotel will be the sixth property in the Marine & Lawn collection, joining: Rusacks St Andrews, Slieve Donard, Marine North Berwick, Marine Troon, and Dornoch Station.

 

This iconic building, situated in the heart of Portrush, is being transformed into a masterpiece, and we’re proud to bring our expertise in biophilic design to enhance its indoor spaces. Our team is committed to creating sustainable and stunning green environments that reflect the beauty and history of this incredible location.

 

This project is a testament to our commitment to excellence and our ability to deliver outstanding landscaping solutions. We can’t wait to complete this project and contribute to the beauty and environmental sustainability of this remarkable development.

 

 

A huge thank you to our talented team for their dedication and hard work, and to our clients for their trust and support. Together, we will make the Portrush Adelphi an extraordinary biophilic haven.

 

It’s a collaborative effort to create an environment that’s beautiful, inspiring, environmentally responsible, and future-proof.

 

 

Stay Tuned!

This project marks a significant step forward in our mission to seamlessly blend nature and architecture. We can’t wait to share our progress with you. Keep an eye out for further updates…

 

 

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