3D VIEWS OF THE HOTEL

FLOOR PLANS

Facade process curves and triangles

process on facade

This is my process in trying to connect the other side of my facade that resembles water which is curves.The curved side is whats facing the Brooklyn Bridge. I tried to connect the triangulated shape as well as the curves.

Facade Process

This is a process of my facade of the triangulated shape Its actually more of a pyramid shape that's facing the brooklyn park. This is not final some of these will be windows  , the floors that are extruded out from the facade is balconies of the hotel rooms. I used a side of the building curved outward towards the park almost a way of trying to get closer to the beautiful view. I also used a metallic material to reflect the site on the building.

STUDIES OF FACADE

This is the process of trying to pursue the idea of the triangular windows with the curves that represent the water . This is just a process of trying to find a pattern with my building.

SECTION REDONE

I DID MY SECTION AGAIN BECAUSE I WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT ALL THE GUEST ROOMS ARE GETTING THE VIEW OF THE WATER AND THE PARK.

TAKING CONCEPT FURTHER WITH REASONING

THIS DIAGRAM SHOWS HOW MY CONCEPT WILL RELATE TO THE SITE IN MORE DETAIL, SHOWING WHERE SHAPES GO AND WHY.

CONCEPT IDEAS IN PROCESS

 

WITH THIS MODEL I TRIED TO THINK OF THE VIEWS HOW THEY ARE SURROUNDING THE WATER..

 

THIS MODEL IS ALSO ANOTHER IDEA OF A STUDY SHOWING THE TRIANGULAR SHAPE WORKING WITH THE WAVY SHAPE OF THE FACADE.

SECTION PROGRAM

HOTEL PROGRAM

DYNAMIC

SHATTERED GLASS

IMPRESSION OF THE SITE

STUDY DIAGRAM

MATRIX

PROGRAM

                            HOTEL SPACES  

ENTRANCE - 1500 sq. ft. 

•  lobby
• Check –in/ Reception - 225 sq. ft. to 300 sq. ft. 

ART GALLERY -5050 sq.ft

MEETING ROOM- 240 sq. ft.

  Perfect for business functions, conferences, receptions, formal dinners, photo shoots, interviews,

LOUNGE -200 sq.ft

     

GYM -  1,550

• SHOWER
• LOCKER ROOM  

SPA -4,000 sq. ft.

• Spa Features
•   |  3 ambient infinity-edge hydro pools  |  3 private therapy rooms  |  Spacious steam room  |  Transformational massage therapies 

RESTAURANTS- 2050 sq. ft.

• WAITING AREA
• RESTROOMS
• KITCHEN

ART GALLERY - 2000 sq. ft. 

THEATER -600 sq.ft

RESTROOMS - 500 sq. ft.

    

 NET CAFE - 400 sq. ft. to 535 sq. ft.

• Computer area
• Storage

 GUEST ROOM

• Basic guest room – Around 250sq. ft.      KING OR QUEEN BED
• Basic guest room suite – Around 312 sq. ft. 
• Two Bedroom suites - 650 sq. ft.
• DELUX ROOM - 800 to 950 sq. ft.
• PENTHOUSE DUPLEX- 1000 to 2000 sq. ft. 

ROOF TOP SEATING AREA WITH POOL -

LAUNDRY SERVICE ROOM - 550 sq. ft. 

                                                                                              

STORAGE ROOM - 500 sq. ft.

OFFICES -200 sq. ft.

MECHANICAL ROOM - 400 sq. ft.

   

W LONDON LEICESTER SQUARE

Architects: Jestico + Whiles
Location: London, England
Client: McAleer & Rushe Group
M&E Engineers: Caldwell Consulting
Building Contractor: McAleer & Rushe Group
Project Manager: McAleer & Rushe Group
QS/Cost Consultant: McAleer & Rushe Group
Structural Engineer: Ian Black Consulting
Façade Consultant: Billings Design Associates Ltd
Fire Engineer: Michael Slattery & Associates
Façade Artist: Jason Bruges Studio Ltd
Project year: 2011
Photographs: Courtesy of Jestico + Whiles

HABITA HOTEL ,NEW MEXICO ANALYSIS

  HABITA HOTEL ,NEW MEXICO ANALYSIS


Location: Lamartine 201, Colonia Polanco, México City, MexicoArchitects: TEN Arquitectos – Enrique Norten, Bernardo Gómez-PimientaTeam: Aarón Hernández, Sergio Nuñez, Francisco Pardo, Julio Amezcua, Hugo Sánchez, Claudia Marquina, Carlos López, Martine Paquin, Adriana Díaz, Rubén Garnica, Miguel RíosArea: 2,500 m2Design: 1996-1998Construction: 1998-2000Photography: Luis Gordoa, Undine Pröhl, Jean Luc Laloux