Aleksandra Fursaeva
student
MITU-MASI
Russian Federation
Architecture
Hotel is designed to be a modern oasis in the heart of the city, offering 150 well-appointed guest rooms and a variety of public facilities that cater to both… more
Dulanja Mudannayaka
advisor
Liverpool John Moores University, Faculty of Media, Arts and Social Science Liverpool
Sri Lankan
My architectural philosophy revolves around a steadfast commitment to sustainability and… more
Hello Aleksandra,
Your hotel design is both sophisticated and inviting, with an excellent focus on guest comfort and environmental sustainability. The integration of smart technology in the rooms ensures a modern and personalized experience, while the eco-friendly materials and green design elements, such as indoor gardens, enhance the hotel’s appeal to environmentally conscious guests.
The extensive use of glazing and floor-to-ceiling windows is a brilliant choice, allowing natural light to flood the space and creating a seamless connection with the outdoors. The attention to detail in the public facilities, especially the rooftop restaurant with local ingredients, is sure to enhance the guest experience.
As an experienced architect, I would recommend considering the use of passive solar design techniques or additional green roofs to further reduce the environmental impact and enhance energy efficiency.
Best of luck with your education and future careers — your design vision has great potential to make a positive impact!