Placemaking: Creating Places That Make Neighborhoods More Special - Avi Brosh, Palisociety
Avi Brosh, founder and chief creative officer of Palisociety, shares how he creates hotels that celebrate their neighborhoods while bringing his own sensibility to each place. He explains why making spaces for people to use and enjoy is his way of living hospitably, and we discuss the different ways we can contribute to hospitality.
Also see:
- The Innkeeper Behind Palisociety: Meet Avi Brosh
- Taste and Courage
- How Avi Brosh Built Palisociety to Provide Independent Hospitality at Scale
Mentioned in this episode: Avi on Masters of Moments with Jake Wurzak, episode 54, “Inside the Palisociety Collection of Boutique Hotels”.
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Music for this show is produced by Clay Bassford of Bespoke Sound: Music Identity Design for Hospitality Brands
00:00 - INTRO TO RECORD — JOSIAH: One of the things that Avi Brosh and his teams at Palisociety do so well is placemaking. Placemaking, I think, is one of the biggest opportunities in hospitality, but honestly, it’s so, so rare to see it done well. And ha
00:00 - INTRO TO RECORD — JOSIAH: One of the things that Avi Brosh and his teams at Palisociety do so well is placemaking. Placemaking, I think, is one of the biggest opportunities in hospitality, but honestly, it’s so, so rare to see it done well. And ha
00:00 - INTRO TO RECORD — JOSIAH: One of the things that Avi Brosh and his teams at Palisociety do so well is placemaking. Placemaking, I think, is one of the biggest opportunities in hospitality, but honestly, it’s so, so rare to see it done well. And ha
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