At Design Thoughts, we pride ourselves on our ability to bring a unique blend of architectural styles to our projects. Our expertise spans residential and commercial building design and apartment planning. Our proposed boutique hotel in Mysuru, a notable project, is a fusion of classical and modern elements. Unlike residential units, this unique blend allows us to focus on budget efficiency without sacrificing the grandeur of commercial design.
The hotel features classical-style characteristics such as arches, marble cladding, and niche projections, alongside modern elements like extensive reflective glazing and railing. This article will guide you through the unique commercial building design proposed by Design Thoughts.
Proposed boutique hotel design in classical style
Project Details:
Type: Commercial Boutique Hotel
Style: Fusion of Art Deco and Classical style
Plot facing: North-facing plan
Plot dimensions: Odd size with the following dimensions – N-36’, E-56’, W- 51.6’, S- 26.7’
Site surroundings: Buildings on all sides
Site location: Indiranagar, Mysore
Side elevation highlighting the curve features, vertical false wall and classic niches in the elevation
Idea for Concept and Development
Our client had a clear vision for this boutique hotel design. They desired classical interiors with a regal touch, and Art Deco features. The interiors, like the exteriors, echo the architectural style. The client’s request for rooms of all sizes was also considered, demonstrating our unwavering commitment to meeting specific design needs. This hotel is in Mysuru, a city with an eclectic history, which is also reflected in the proposed design. Before we jump into the floor-wise understanding, our approach to commercial building design is something we like to brief about.
Let us take a few examples of how the interiors reflect the style of the exteriors, which is a vital aspect, especially for projects like these.
Classic furniture, wall mouldings and a selection of upholstery reflect the overall theme of the building.
Floor-wise Understanding
The clients liked a small reception area on the ground floor and a commercial lift. Each room on the ground, first floor and second floor covers an overall area of 230 sq. ft. This floor-wise understanding provides a comprehensive view of the project, allowing you to visualise the space and its potential.
Reception and passageway with classic detailing, carpet and moulding
On the third floor, we located two suite rooms that are 400 sq. ft. in size. The spatial representation here gives an idea about the dimensions of the room. These suite rooms come with a jacuzzi feature in the bathroom.
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Suite rooms that beam with eclectic features give a regal feel throughout
As we move up to the terrace in this G+3+terrace commercial design, a single-room kitchenette to host small gatherings for the people who come to stay, along with storage space, concludes the requirements.
Conclusion-
In this short article, we briefed you about commercial building design, its design approach, spatial planning, and our designers’ overall experience working on this project.
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