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Peter Frank

  • Principal, Peter Frank Consulting
  • Writer, Freelance
New York
As seen in: VentureBeat, Travel + Leisure, EClinicalMedicine, Robb Report, JoVE- Journal of Visualized Experiments, SURFACE, WendyPerrin.com, Treasury Management International, Capital Watch, Further Magazine
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Festen Finds Luxury in Restraint – SURFACE

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By Peter Frank
| SURFACE Verified
Design A commitment to humility, history, and materiality leave a lasting impression at the atmospheric properties realized by Festen Architecture. Charlotte de Tonnac and Hugo Sauzay don’t traffic in spectacle, yet their projects still stop you in your tracks.
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PraMa Wellness and Spa at Four Seasons Landaa Giraavaru

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By Peter Frank
| Robb Report Verified
I’m sitting under a thatch-roofed pavilion on a private island in the Maldives as a soft-spoken Indian doctor holds my wrist, silently taking my pulse. He’s not timing beats per minute. He’s feeling for something deeper: patterns of energy, elemental imbalances, insights hidden in the rhythm beneath the skin. This is not what I usually do on vacation. I’ve come to the Four Seasons Landaa Giraavaru to try PraMa, the resort’s new integrative wellness program.
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Meet the Italian Artisans Sculpting Kitchens Out of Stone

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By Peter Frank
| Further Magazine
Travertine is to Rapolano what marble is to Carrara: its foundation and its lifeblood. The stone has been extracted in the area since the Etruscan era, and the medieval town of Serre di Rapolano is quite literally built of it. Rapolano travertine, prized for its ivory and beige tones and distinctive veining, was used to construct Siena’s iconic Torre del Mangia, the Duomo in Pienza, and Montepulciano’s Temple of San Biagio. To this day, stone quarries and workshops power the local economy.
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