Marigold Hotel

Final Project
Shelby Johnson,
INTA352; Hospitality Design
Professor Michelle Kirkpatrick
Week 6 Assignment 1
14 June 2017
Table of Contents
Research and Team Assignments: pg. 3 - 9

Programming: pg. 10 - 26
Custom Reception Desk and Preliminary Furniture Plans: pg. 27 - 32
Final Furniture Plan and 3D Study Sketches: pg. 33 - 36
Perspectives and Elevations: pg. 37 - 43
Presentation Model of Custom Reception Desk: pg. 44 - 47
Specification Sheets: pg. 48 -79
Sources: pg. 80 - 82
Research and Team Assignments
Hotel Type Research and Case Studies
Dusit D2 Chiang Mai – Luxury Boutique Hotel Dusit D2 Chiang Hotel is located just off the famous Chang Klan Road in the heart of Chiang Mai City Center. This is a modern five-stars boutique hotel and
its accommodation consists of 130 rooms and suites; 63 Deluxe rooms (32 sq. m), 39 Club Deluxe rooms (32 sq. m), 27 Studio Suites (64 sq. m) and 1 D’suite
(128 sq. m).
Dusit vision is proud of Thai heritage with gracious hospitality infused authentic Thai values to the world. They focus on guest experience with kindness,
compassion, care, and distinctive services. Their mission is to empowering their people to exceed expectations in which happy employees mean happy
guests. Dusit provides every member with the skills and knowledge needed to artfully deliver personalized service/extraordinary experiences. Their values
are care, commit and can do!

From the second one gets into the lobby, sits down on a nice and relax couch while waiting for check-in, a really cool drinks that are in these glasses with off
symmetry round bottom so when laying down on the table it swirls around. The location is great because it locates right in the center of the town and the
Night Bizaar market is right next to the entrance. The hotel offers fabulous breakfast buffet with insane selections of food from. There is also business lounge
conveniently setup and catering to anyone who travels here for business. While on vacation or business, one has to stay fit and active, the gym is not a typical
hotel gym with a tiny room, it offers the whole top-level floor with both workout equipment, treadmill, and even a yoga space overlook the city. In the stan-
dard room, which had a bed, long couch area and a desk. The bathroom is very modern and decent in size. The Deluxe Club room/suites offer VIP check-
ing. The room is quite large with living separated from the sleeping quarter. The best is the large bathroom with Jacuzzi tub that fit for 2. Overall, DusitD2 is
design with a warm chic interior that represents the refreshing urbane face of contemporary Thai design – the Deluxe, Club Deluxe, Studio Suite and D’suite
(Fig. 1) accommodations are decorated to provide sanctuaries of comfort, privacy and delight. (“Mission, Concept & Vision”)
(Fig. 2) (Fig. 3)
(Pictures and information gathered by Christopher To)

Hotel Eleganté– Budget/Conference Hotel
Hotel Eleganté Conference and Event Center is located at 2886 S Circle Dr., Colorado Springs, CO, 80906. It
would be classified as a budget hotel and conference center, that caters especially to families. It has 500 guest
rooms (some which are pet-friendly), a seasonal outdoor pool, an indoor pool with hot tub, a 24 hour fitness
center, a tennis court, a basketball court, a pickelball court, volleyball and beach volleyball courts, a “fun zone”
for kids, a laundry facility, a business center, and several meeting and conference spaces. Because of these ame-
nities, it seems that Hotel Eleganté serves clientele that are traveling for business, and clientele with children and
family. (Hotel Eleganté)
The hotel has elements of Pueblo revival style fused with modern influence. Adobe elements, stone textures, and
vibrant colors make the hotel’s interior inviting and elegant. The hotel’s mission is to ensure “friendliness, cleanli-
ness, and impeccable service”, and to offer enjoyment for “the entire family”. This mission is conveyed through-
out the design and services of the hotel. No child will be be bored by the vibrant design elements, and no parent
would complain about the comfortbale, elegant guestrooms.
(Fig. 4)
Event Space (Fig. 5) “Fun Zone” (Fig. 6) Suite (Fig. 7)

Iris the Business Hotel And Spa
Iris the Business Hotel And Spa located at 70, Brigade Rd, Shanthala Nagar, Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560025 MG Road Bangalore - 560025, Karnataka. With a perfect blend of
decor and amenities, IRIS is a magnificent 3-star business hotel. The hotel has 60 well-appointed air-conditioned rooms. With soothing decor and mild lights, the rooms promise a comfort-
able stay. Every room features color television, telephone, mini bar, safe, hair dryer and private bathroom. This type of hotel attracts the business traveler. This hotel has different packages
for rooms for all the business persons needs and all ranges of prices. The Purple Ribbon rooms at the IRIS combine contemporary interiors with functionality and on the high floor. The Blue
Ribbon rooms at the IRIS are on the higher floors & Lager rooms, functional as well as trendy in design. The elegant Yellow Ribbon rooms are a shade smaller in size compared to the
other category of rooms though all the other facilities present in the Blue and Purple Ribbon rooms are provided in these rooms as well. Basic amenities are as follows: WiFi, Air Condition-
er, Restaurant, Room Service, Internet, Business Center, and a Pool. (“Iris the Business Hotel And Spa”)
(Fig. 8) Suite (Fig. 9)
(Pictures and information gathered by Kathleen Chresaidos)

Interviews and Observations at Existing Hotels
The Mining Exchange- by Shelby Johnson
The Mining Exchange, A Wyndham Grand Hotel and Spa, provided a wonderful example of space planning and attention to ADA standards,
as well as Universal Design standards. I felt welcome and comfortable as soon as the doorman let me inside. The reception desk was not
visible at entry, which may have been confusing without the doorman directing me. I entered the lounge and reception area, which was an
impressive room with plenty of natural light, open space, and baroque-inspired furnishings.
Doug, who was attending the Reception desk, was happy to answer my questions and allow me to sketch the reception area. He believed
that guests should feel well attended to, and comfortable when entering the hotel. Doug explained that guests with disabilities are always ac-
commodated, and staff is happy to help with any need. In observing the hotel’s layout, I noticed that all doors were oversized and circulation
pathways were kept very clear and open. Doug decided there was nothing he would to change about the hotel’s layout, as it is easy to nav-
igate. I noticed that the restrooms and elevators were clearly labeled with proper signage. A 60” wheelchair turning radius could be accom-
plished throughout the areas I observed.
Unfortunately, there were very few guests in the lobby. The few guests that were in the lobby appeared to be busy, so I was not able to con-
duct a guest interview. Everyone I saw at the hotel seemed happy to be there and pleased by the interior environment.
Work and sketches by Shelby Johnson

Sketch by Shelby Johnson Sketch by Kathleen Chresaidos
Courtyard Peoria Downtown- by Kathleen Chresaidos
When interviewing Michelle from Courtyard she had a few things to say. “The rooms are all cool in color and gives it a calming feeling”. The pool side is huge for all the guests and the lobby is “one
of a kind”. The bathrooms in the rooms are to code and handicap assessable with handles for the baths and toilets. “There is always have someone there when someone’s in need”. “There is enough
space for bed/beds and a desk with full view of the outside. Big bathroom in the corner of the rooms. Just enough space for each room to feel at home”.
Irvine Marriott- by Christopher To
Conveniently a located just block from John Wayne Airport, the Irvine Marriott is the ideal setting for comfort, convenience, and genuine hos-
pitality. With over 26,000 square feet of flexible meeting space and exceptional event menus that will inspire visitors, the dedicated staff is here
to exceed the expectations. Although its rating is 3 stars, Marriott provides deluxe accommodation and a free shuttle service. It also features a
well-equipped gym. Rooms at the Marriott Irvine combine eclectic tapestries with classic furnishings. Each room has large windows, a seating
area and a working station. They are equipped with a flat-screen TV and a movie selection. Overall, from floor plan to interior design, the Irvine
Marriott is really nice business hotel to stay at and should be rated four stars after the renovation.
Interview Responses:
 What do you think function of reception area? Does the design efficient enough to perform your work?
 The primary role of the reception area is to welcome guests. It can offer ways of making additional engagement with the local community
to the commercial advantage of the hotel. The design can enhance this relationship by making area around reception work as almost as commu-
nity spaces. Design alone cannot make the space active, it needs operational and efficiency to fall into place.
 What do you think of the lobby? What impression you feel when first enter?
 The lobby area is large enough, not as grand as other hotel, but very well plan. With the newly renovation, it brings warm and coziness to
the place. Amble seating and space for guests to move around freely.
 How are physical disabilities addressed?
 As required by law, especially in California, the hotel is catering to all type of people; therefore, no need to concern for the disabled
guest. From our reception counter, public restroom, private bathroom, all are put into consideration.
 How are the ADA rooms different from the standard rooms?
 The only thing different between the ADA rooms and standard rooms is the bathroom. Instead of step-in shower, the shower space is level
with the ground floor. In addition, a 5’ turn about is in place.
 What are the positive/negative aspects of the hotel layout?
 There is not negative aspect of the layout except for the parking. It is way too far from the hotel, may be having shuttle would be nice.
 What do you think of the hotel’s corridor?
 Of course, the impression created by the corridor can also be the key to the guest experience. The journey to the room should not just be
as enjoyable, but should also be easy to find room and enable guest to see everything else hotel has to offer.
 What do you think about color and flooring of the hotel?
 After the renovation, instead of minimalism, the hotel uses intense, drama, purity of shape and form for aesthetic. With the introduction of
LED lighting, the ability to paint with light combined with digitally dye carpets and printed wallpapers/fabrics will wow the guests. Just like the
walls in any area, the floor needs to please the eyes as well. New tiling carpets/wood flooring/marble make the hotel luxurious and complement
the rest of the décor and design elements within each space. Work and sketches by Christopher To
Programming
Criteria Matrix and Prototypes
Marigold Hotel and

Conference Center
2, 3, 6 H N N Lighting and innovative design,

1. Lobby 1000 Y ADA/UD
branding
2. Reception 320 3,4,5,6 Lighting and innovative design,

H I N N ADA/UD
branding
3. Manager Office 120 1, 2 L I H N ADA/UD Study Workflow needs, privacy
400 Retail lighting, ADA and Univer-

4. Gift Shop 1,2,6 H N N N ADA/UD sal Design
5. Bar/Cafe 1220 1,2,6 H I N Y ADA/UD Colors and lighting to encourage

appetite
6. Public Restrooms 700 1,2,4,5 H N H Y ADA/UD ADA/ Universal Design
7. Rooms- 1 King 350 8 N Y H Y ADA/UD ADA/Universal Design
8. Rooms- 2 Double 370 N Y H Y ADA/UD ADA/Universal Design
10. Fitness Center 900 L I M Y ADA/UD Convenience and partial privacy
11. Rooms- 1 King 350 12 N N H Y ADA/UD ADA/Universal Design
12. Rooms- 2 Double 370 11 N N H Y ADA/UD ADA/Universal Design

Sketches by Kathleen Chresaidos
Reception Desk- Christopher To
Retail Area- Christopher To
Hotel Rooms- Christopher To
Lobby/Reception- Christopher To
Problem Statement
The client is Marigold Hotel. This hotel has mainly business clientele and people traveling for work. The plans for the hotel are detailed on the next page. The areas
to be designed are located on the first and second floor. The first floor will include a lobby and welcome space, a small bar or cafe, 12 standard rooms with either a
king bed or two double beds, 2 ADA accessible rooms, a small gift shop (footprint only, no design required), and a manager’s office. The second floor will include a
small exercise room (footprint only, no design required), and the same amount of standard and ADA hotel rooms as those located on the first floor for a total of 28
rooms. Universal design, sustainable design, and extra attention to ADA requirements will be made during the design process. The hotel’s design will attract business
travelers with special amenities and services (fitness center, desks with ergonomic seating in rooms, high speed internet, dry cleaning, and more). The design will be
modern, futeristic, and comfortable. A neutral color pallete with eye catching accents will be utilized. The warm colors will support an appetite for the hotel’s cafe and
bar. The hotel’s brand will be conveyed throughout the design, creating a mood that is sleek and modern, yet warm and inviting- a brand that supports a fast-paced
lifestyle.
Part 1 coverage in a particular workplace 3d. Arrange information consistent
INTA352 | Hospitality Design or zoned subdivision of the with its importance.
workplace. 3e. Provide effective prompting
Fire and Safety Codes ADA Guidelines Universal Design Principles and feedback during and after task
completion.”
Kathleen Christopher Shelby ADA Stds. 4.4; 4.1.2(3); 4.1.3(2) #4: Perceptible Information:
Name of Source(s): Name of Source(s): Name of Source(s): National Blind/Low Vision signs, lights..etc “4a. Use different modes (pictorial,
Disability Authority: “The 7 verbal, tactile) for redundant
https://www.osha.gov/pls/oshaweb Principles” presentation of essential
information.
4b. Provide adequate contrast
1910.157(a) ADA Standards 4.1.2(5) #1: Equitable Use:
between essential information and
Scope and application. The Parking & Loading Zone “1a. Provide the same means of its surroundings.
use for all users: identical 4c. Maximize "legibility" of
requirements of this section apply
whenever possible; equivalent essential information.
to the placement, use,
when not. 4d. Differentiate elements in ways
maintenance, and testing of that can be described (i.e., make it
1b. Avoid segregating or
portable fire extinguishers provided stigmatizing any users. easy to give instructions or
for the use of employees. 1c. Provisions for privacy, security, directions).
and safety should be equally 4e. Provide compatibility with a
available to all users. variety of techniques or devices
1d. Make the design appealing to used by people with sensory
all users.” limitations.”
1910.159(a)(2) ADA Standards. 4.3.7 #2: Flexibility in Use: ADA Stds. 4.13 #5: Tolerance for Error:
Building Entrances & Lobby
For automatic sprinkler systems Sidewalk and Slope “2a. Provide choice in methods of “5a. Arrange elements to minimize
used to meet OSHA requirements use. hazards and errors: most used
and installed prior to the effective 2b. Accommodate right- or left- elements, most accessible;
handed access and use.
date of this standard, compliance hazardous elements eliminated,
2c. Facilitate the user's accuracy
with the National Fire Protection isolated, or shielded.
and precision.
Association (NFPA) or the National 5b. Provide warnings of hazards
2d. Provide adaptability to the
Board of Fire Underwriters (NBFU) and errors.
user's pace.”
5c. Provide fail safe features.
standard in effect at the time of the
5d. Discourage unconscious action
system's installation will be
in tasks that require vigilance.”
acceptable as compliance with this
ADA Stds. 4.1.3(11); 4:22 #6: Low Physical Effort:
section.
Public/Common Use Restrooms “6a. Allow user to maintain a
1910.159(c)(1)(i) ADA Standards. 4.4.2 #3: Simple and intuitive Use: neutral body position.
6b. Use reasonable operating
All automatic sprinkler designs used Stair “3a. Eliminate unnecessary
complexity.
forces.
to comply with this standard shall
3b. Be consistent with user 6c. Minimize repetitive actions.
provide the necessary discharge 6d. Minimize sustained physical
expectations and intuition.
patterns, densities, and water flow effort.”
3c. Accommodate a wide range of
characteristics for complete literacy and language skills.
Bubble Diagram #1: First Floor
Lobby
(1000 sf)
Reception
(325 sf)
Public Restroom
(700 sf)
Gift Shop
(400 sf)
Bar/Cafe
(1220 sf)
(1) Rooms-
ADA King
(370 sf E.)
KEY
(6) Rooms- 1
Direct Access
King
Adjacent (350 sf E.) Manager
Elevatos
Office
(80 sf)
Convenient (120 sf)
Negative Adjacency (1) Rooms-

ADA 2 Double
Beds
(370 sf E.)
Natural Light
(6) Rooms- 2
Double Beds
Plumbing (370 sf E.)
Views
Bubble Diagram #2: First Floor Floor
Lobby
(1000 sf)
Reception
(325 sf)
12 Standard Rooms
(About 4400 sf)
Public Restroom
(700 sf)
Gift Shop
(400 sf)
Bar/Cafe
(1220 sf)
KEY
Direct Access
2 ADA Rooms
Adjacent (About 2100 sf) Manager
Elevatos Office
Convenient (80 sf) (120 sf)
Negative Adjacency
Natural Light
Plumbing
Views
Bubble Diagram #3: Second Floor Bubble Diagram #4: Second Floor
Fitness Center
(1500 sf)
(2) Rooms- 12 Standard Rooms
ADA King (About 4400 sf)
(370 sf E.)
(6) Rooms- 1
King
(350 sf E.)
(2) Rooms-
ADA 2 Double
Beds
(370 sf E.)
(6) Rooms- 2
Double Beds
(370 sf E.)
KEY
Direct Access Fitness Center 2 ADA Rooms
(1500 sf) (About 2100 sf)
Adjacent
Convenient
Negative Adjacency
Natural Light
Plumbing
Views
educational use.
These drawings
are only for
CAFE/ BAR
MONTH/YEAR
OPEN TO ABOVE STANDARD DOUBLE
CLASS
STANDARD DOUBLE
STANDARD DOUBLE STANDARD DOUBLE
LOUNGE AREA
STANDARD KING STANDARD KING

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1. ALL PLUMBING FIXTURES MUST BE WITHIN 10'-0" OF COLUMN OR PLUMBING

WALL.
2. COLUMNS W/BEAMS OR OR STRUCTURAL WALLS MUST BE LOCATED ALONG
ALL GRID LINES.
3. ANY WINDOWS ON GROUND FLOOR MAY BECOME DOORS.
4. LOAD BEARING INTERIOR WALLS TO BE 3 58" STEEL STUD W/ 1 58" FLANGE.
5. FLOOR TO FLOOR HEIGHT IS 14' - 0". STUDEN
6. STEEL I-BEAMS ARE 22" DEEP AND WEB JOISTS ARE 18" DEEP AND 16" o.c.
7. TYPICAL WINDOW ILL HEIGHT IS 3'-0" AFF INSTRUCT
8. DOORS HAVE 7'-0" HEAD HEIGHT
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educational use.
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are only for
MANAGER'S OFFICE
FIRST INITIAL.LAST NAME
MONTH/YEAR
OPEN TO ABOVE
CLASS
RETAIL STORE STANDARD DOUBLE
STANDARD DOUBLE
LOUNGE SEATING

STANDARD KING
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educational use.
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are only for
CAFE' / BAR
MONTH/YEAR
CLASS
OPEN TO ABOVE STANDARD DOUBLE
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4. LOAD BEARING INTERIOR WALLS TO BE 3 58" STEEL STUD W/ 1 58" FLANGE. STUDEN
OR 5. FLOOR TO FLOOR HEIGHT IS 14' - 0".
6. STEEL I-BEAMS ARE 22" DEEP AND WEB JOISTS ARE 18" DEEP AND 16" o.c. INSTRUCT
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Justification Statement
Code compliance, ADA compliance, and UD principles have been incorporated throughout the floorplan options. Circulation path-
ways are wide enough to accommodate the occupancy load in the event of an emergency evacuation. Doorways, bathrooms, and
sleeping spaces meet ADA while providing extra space and comfort to support the Universal Design Principles. The plans accommo-
date the functional goals of the hotel as well. To serve the target business traveler clients, the room will include a small workstation.
The hotel will also feature a computer work area on the second floor. The spacious fitness center will also be a nice amenity for trav-
elers. For people that may come into town and rent some co-working space, the hotel will offer secluded quiet workspaces for small
meetings. The design will also focus on efficiency, creating an inspirational design to keep people motivated towards their work
goals. The reception desk will be placed to oversee the front entrance to support safety and security. Security cameras will also sup-
port a safer environment. Locking safes in rooms will help keep travelers’ possessions safe. The preliminary design options all offer
great benefits, but the third option (option C) supports all functional needs of the hotel.
Custom Reception Desk and Preliminary Furniture Plans
Custom Reception- Inspiration and Sketches
The source of inspiration for the custom reception desk is inspired by the beautiful red rock
formations of Arizona. This design inspiration will fit perfectly into the design concept. The
natural rock shape, color, and texture will be blended with futuristic, modern elements to sup-
port a forward-thinking style.
Figure 10: Rock Formations
Figure 11: Rock Formations

Study Model
What elements can be modified to achieve better anthropometric, UD, ADA accessibility, and human factors? The simple design of the desk supports UD principles and ADA guidelines. Drawers and
storage could be added to the employee side of the desk to make it more practical and functional.
What elements can be modified to better address lighting and wayfinding? A ceiling plane with custom lighting will hi-light the desk and make it easy to notice. The desk will be noticeable from first
entry to support wayfinding.
educational use.
These drawings
are only for
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C-4
C-1
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T-1 T-1
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NOTES:

WALL.
ALL GRID LINES.
4. LOAD BEARING INTERIOR WALLS TO BE 3 58" STEEL STUD W/ 1 58" FLANGE. STUDENT
5. FLOOR TO FLOOR HEIGHT IS 14' - 0".
6. STEEL I-BEAMS ARE 22" DEEP AND WEB JOISTS ARE 18" DEEP AND 16" o.c. INSTRUCTOR
7. TYPICAL WINDOW ILL HEIGHT IS 3'-0" AFF
DUE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
FIRST FLOOR FURNITURE PLAN OPTION A
SCALE 1/16"=1'-0"
A1
of _ SHEETS
educational use.
These drawings
are only for
C-1
T-1
MONTH/YEAR
B-2
CLASS
C-1 C-1
C-1 C-1 C-1 C-1
B-2
T-1 T-1 T-1 T-1
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WALL.
ALL GRID LINES.
4. LOAD BEARING INTERIOR WALLS TO BE 3 58" STEEL STUD W/ 1 58" FLANGE. STUDENT
6. STEEL I-BEAMS ARE 22" DEEP AND WEB JOISTS ARE 18" DEEP AND 16" o.c. INSTRUCTOR
DUE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
FIRST FLOOR FURNITURE OPTION B
SCALE 1/16"=1'-0"
A1
of _ SHEETS
Finalized Furniture Plan and 3D Study Sketches
educational use.
These drawings
are only for
INTA352 Hospitality Design
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C-1
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CITY, STATE, ZIP
B-1
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UP
CONCRETE PATIO
POOL
NOTES:

WALL.
ALL GRID LINES.
4. LOAD BEARING INTERIOR WALLS TO BE 3 58" STEEL STUD W/ 1 58" FLANGE. S.Johnson
6. STEEL I-BEAMS ARE 22" DEEP AND WEB JOISTS ARE 18" DEEP AND 16" o.c. Prof. Kirkpatrick
06-10-2017
W5A2
FIRST FLOOR FURNITURE PLAN
SCALE 1/16"=1'-0"
A1
of _ SHEETS
educational use.
These drawings
are only for
INTA352 Hospitality Design
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C-1 C-1 C-1 C-1
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B-1
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SK-1, PF-2
CITY, STATE, ZIP

DN
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WALL.
ALL GRID LINES.
5. FLOOR TO FLOOR HEIGHT IS 14' - 0". S.Johnson
7. TYPICAL WINDOW ILL HEIGHT IS 3'-0" AFF Prof. Kirkpatrick
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SCALE 1/16"=1'-0"
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3D Study Sketches
Important Areas such as entry, reception desk, and concierge are hilighted by eye-catching lighting and
The reception desk is hilighted by eye-catching lighting and an accent tile wall to support easy wayfinding. Brand
accent walls to support easy wayfinding. Accoustics are softened with fabric wallcoverings and a special ceiling
identity is evident throughout this area. A sleek but vibrant scheme of dark tile and bright gold hilight the brand
material. Brand identity is evident throughout this area, with an energizing scheme of teal and gold colors
and motivate clients to return to the hotel.
and sleek whimsical forms.
The bathroom is well-lit and the floor is nonslip. Dark grey tile create nice A custom divider wall separates the lobby from the bar area. Whimsical, Calla
contrast with eggshell walls. A dark wood door and bright glassy shower make The room is well-lit and simply arranged to support easy wayfinding. Accoustics are soft-
Lily pendents draw attention to this area. Sun shades are added for interior
the bathroom feel high end. ened with carpet tile, drapery, and modern bedding. A ceiling fan light enhances indoor
comfort. High-end booths and tables support the modern brand identity.
comfort, and task lighting accomodates business travelers. Brand identity is shown with
an energizing scheme of teal and gold colors and sleek modern forms.
Perspectives and Elevations
Hotel Lobby and Bar Perspective
Hotel Room Perspective
Standard King Room Bathroom Elevation
Booth Seating Elevation
Entry Wall Elevation
Reception Desk Elevation
Presentation Model of Custom Reception Desk
Final Study Model of Custom Reception Desk and Lighting
Desk Finish- Bright

White Glossy (Knoll)
Countertop Finish- Nordic White

Vein Cut (Stonesource)
Analysis
The custom reception desk is inspired by the red rock formations of Arizona. The nspiration is made modern and unique by relpacing the stone texture and red color
with a bright glossy white finish. The focal point of the reception design is not actually the desk, but the dark tile wall and custom light feature around the desk. These
eye-catching features make wayfinding simple while supporting the original design concept. ADA and universal design factors were strongly considered in the desk’s
design. There are 2 ADA counters, both at 34” high. These parts of the desk extend to allow extra knee clearance in a wheelchair approach. The placement of the re-
ception area supports the security plan, as the desk oversees the main entry, the elevators, and the hallway leading to the rooms.
Project Boards
Shelby Johnson,
INTA352; Hospitality Design
Professor Michelle Kirkpatrick
Week 6 Assignment 1
13 June 2017
Marigold Hotel Shelby Johnson; INTA352 Hospitality Design; Professor M. Kirkpatrick; 13 June 2017
Hotel Room Selections
L5- Ceiling Fan Light
P-1
B-1: King Bed with built-in Nightstands
HF-1: Bath-
room Tile
CP-1: Bedroom
Carpet
T-1: Worktable C-1: Ergonomic Chair
Marigold T-2:
Hotel
EntertainmentShelby
Center Johnson; INTA352 Hospitality Design; Professor M. Kirkpatrick; 13 June 2017
Lobby and Welcome Area
P-2 P-3
L-1: Chandelier at Main Entry
HF-2: Floor Tiles TL-1: Tile Accent Wall, behind Reception Desk
C-2: Reception Seating S-1: Reception Seating Sofa
T-3: Coffee Table
Hotel Bar Selections
P-4
Bar Base Finish
L-4: Lights Above Booth Seating P-2
P-1 HF-3: Wood Floor
Bar Top Brass Finish

C-5: Booth seating T-4: Bar Tables
Specification Sheets
Resources
Figures Cited
Fig. 1: Dusit D2 Chiang Mai. Web May 09, 2017.
<http://www.dusit.com/dusitd2/chiangmai/gallery/>
Fig. 4: “Hotel Lobby.” Hotel Eleganté. Web. 10 May 2017.
<http://www.hotelelegante.com/gallery-en.html>
Fig. 5: “Event Space.” Hotel Eleganté. Web. 10 May 2017.
Fig. 6: “Fun Zone”. Trip Advidor. Web. 10 May 2017.
<https://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g33364-d82921-i249658795- Hotel_Elegante_Conference_Event_Center-Colorado_Springs_El_Paso_Coun
ty_Colo.html>
Fig. 7: “Loft Suite.” Hotel Eleganté. Web. 10 May 2017.
Fig. 8: “Iris the Business Hotel And Spa”. Web. May 10, 2017.
<https://www.cleartrip.com/hotels/info/iris-the-business-hotel-and-spa-171521.>
Fig. 9: “Iris the Business Hotel And Spa”. Web. May 10, 2017.
<https://www.cleartrip.com/hotels/info/iris-the-business-hotel-and-spa-171521.>
Fig. 10: Fig. 1: “Rock Formations.” 2016.
<http://cdn.touropia.com/gfx/d/natural-rock-formations/twyfelfontein_organ_pipes.jpg>
Fig. 11: “Rock Formations.” 2015.
< https://media.mnn.com/assets/images/2016/07/Pinnacle-Balanced-Rock.jpg.638x0_q80_crop-smart.jpg>

Work Cited
“Hotel Eleganté”. Hotel Eleganté. Web. 10 May 2017.
<http://www.hotelelegante.com>
“Iris the Business Hotel And Spa”. Web. May 10, 2017.
<http://www.irishotel.biz/gallery.html>
“Mission, Concept & Vision”. Dusit D2 Chiang Mai. May 09, 2017.
<http://www.dusit.com/dusitd2/chiangmai/>
“The 7 Principles”. National Disability Authority. 2014.
<http://universaldesign.ie/what-is-universal-design/the-7-principles#p1. Accessed 19 May 2017.>

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Final Project

Research and Team Assignments: pg. 3 - 9

(Pictures and information gathered by Christopher To)

Event Space (Fig. 5) “Fun Zone” (Fig. 6) Suite (Fig. 7)

(Fig. 8) Suite (Fig. 9)

(Pictures and information gathered by Kathleen Chresaidos)

The Mining Exchange- by Shelby Johnson

Work and sketches by Shelby Johnson

Courtyard Peoria Downtown- by Kathleen Chresaidos

Marigold Hotel and

2, 3, 6 H N N Lighting and innovative design,

2. Reception 320 3,4,5,6 Lighting and innovative design,

3. Manager Office 120 1, 2 L I H N ADA/UD Study Workflow needs, privacy

400 Retail lighting, ADA and Univer-

5. Bar/Cafe 1220 1,2,6 H I N Y ADA/UD Colors and lighting to encourage

6. Public Restrooms 700 1,2,4,5 H N H Y ADA/UD ADA/ Universal Design

7. Rooms- 1 King 350 8 N Y H Y ADA/UD ADA/Universal Design

8. Rooms- 2 Double 370 N Y H Y ADA/UD ADA/Universal Design

10. Fitness Center 900 L I M Y ADA/UD Convenience and partial privacy

11. Rooms- 1 King 350 12 N N H Y ADA/UD ADA/Universal Design

12. Rooms- 2 Double 370 11 N N H Y ADA/UD ADA/Universal Design

Retail Area- Christopher To

Hotel Rooms- Christopher To

Negative Adjacency (1) Rooms-

STANDARD KING STANDARD KING

AREA NOT IN CONTRACT

STANDARD DOUBLE STANDARD DOUBLE

1. ALL PLUMBING FIXTURES MUST BE WITHIN 10'-0" OF COLUMN OR PLUMBING

STORAGE STANDARD KING

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CAFE/ BAR AND LOUNGE SEATING STANDARD KING

if STANDARD DOUBLE STANDARD DOUBLE

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WORK AREA AND LOUNGE SEATING

STORAGE STANDARD KING

AREA NOT IN CONTRACT

STANDARD KING STANDARD KING

STANDARD KING STANDARD KING

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f AREA NOT IN CONTRACT STANDARD KING STANDARD KING

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Figure 10: Rock Formations

Figure 11: Rock Formations

FIRST INITIAL.LAST NAME

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PF-1 PF-1 PF-1

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THE ART INSTITUTE

CITY, STATE, ZIP

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STORAGE STANDARD KING

SK-1, PF-2 SK-1, PF-2 SK-1, PF-2

PF-1 PF-1 PF-1 PF-1 PF-1 PF-1 PF-1

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