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This promotional decal travel label was created by Charles A. Alvey for the Bali Beach Inter-Continental Hotel (1966-1986). This luxury resort was Bali’s first five-star hotel and featured 605 air-conditioned guestrooms and 41 guest cottages.

Article about Tahara'a InterContinental Hotel (1968-1974) featured in the December 1969 issue of Architectural Record.

The Hotel Frankfurt InterContinental was built in 1963 on the site of the former park facing the promenade known as the Nizza, a four-acre Mediterranean garden that runs alongside the river Main. At the time of the hotel’s construction, Frankfurt was…

Mr. Prince is featured as a character in this cartoon during the construction of the Pago-Pago InterContinental in American Samoa.

Martin Branner wrote the Winnie Winkle strip until 1943. Van Bibber continued the series from 1962-1980.

Mr. Prince is featured as a character in this cartoon during the construction of the Pago-Pago InterContinental in American Samoa.

Martin Branner wrote the Winnie Winkle strip until 1943. Van Bibber continued the series from 1962-1980.

Floorplan of the Phoenicia InterContinental Hotel.

Architecture by Edward Durell Stone, Joseph P. Salerno, Ferdinand Dagher, and Rodolphe Elias.

The hotel had 600 rooms and suites, a variety of shops and restaurants, and a swimming pool…

The Willard InterContinental Washington has a long and storied history, dating back to 1816 when a row of two-story houses was first built on the corner of 14th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue and transformed into a hotel. In 1901, Joseph E. Willard…

View of the hotel's formal entrance from the street level. Hotel opened in 1927, and it became an InterContinental Hotel in 1982. The Hotel had 400 luxury rooms, including 12 hotel suites.

Article from the internal newsletter of Inter-Continental's Department of Interior and Graphic Design Technical Services Department, (Inter-Continental Hotel News, vol 2, no. 2, March/April 1966, p. 4-5).

The article describes the graphics…

For the Hotel Intercontinental Genève, under the leadership of Prince, the Department of Interior and Graphic Design would create some of his most dramatic interiors. Conscious of the international dignitaries who would make up the clientele, they…