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T E R R E N E H OT E L The Terrene hotel was originally a six stor y warehouse built in 1905 to accommodate residential condominiums. The current Terrene Hotel is a renovation and conversion of its former self, adding four stories to the existing building with an 8 feet cantilever along the building’s southern exposure. The building houses numerous hotel rooms , restaurants , and a basement bar . The Terrene hotel’s vision is to allow many customers to experience the drive and pressure seen in its theme, cracks in the earth’s surface . 1
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D E S IG N DELI VER ABL E S
D E S IGN PRO BL E M
D E S IG N S O L U T IO N
Terrene Hotel entails:
The Terrene hotel, explains itself entirely and honestly through its name terrene originating from the word terra in Old Latin to the current expression terrene , meaning earth . Terrene desires to embody and create an experience not commonly seen in modern day life.
As a dyad, we researched and explored various elements of the ear th that would be used for the Terrene design. We settle on using variations of fissures seen on the ear th in var ying climates as our inspiration . We decided to use tessellations as a base from analyzing the fissures and used it as a foundation for our overall terrene design concept.
custom wallpaper custom light fixture custom tessellation wall existing to remain lobby (ground floor) reception desk area visitor seating luggage storage kitchen (ground floor) coffee bar and restaurant heated swimming pool (a swim up bar and space for a live DJ Lounge Seating)
2 public bathrooms (1 ADA)
vertical circulation elevator emergency stair guest rooms (upper floors) 8 to 12 guest rooms per floor (number of
hotel rooms
occupants per room)
bathrooms (connected to room)
not in contract (N.I.C.)
reception/bar/restaurant
pool/bar/dance
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CREVASSE WALLPAPER | A deep open open crack, crack,especially especiallyininglacier glacier| |
STRATUM WALLPAPER | One of usually many layers of a substance substance||
[PAPER] After establishing the basis of using tessellations, we wanted to create a contrast and sought two distinct fissures seen on the earth . We wanted to create two wallpaper designs that matches the vision of terrene and compliments it through the juxtaposition of the two extremes . 7
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CR E VA S S E The most commonly seen and known f issure formation associated and created within extremely cold climates are crevasses. In both mountains and glaciers, crevasses are known to be the entrance to a deep dark abyss .
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Extreme heat climates cause desiccation (commonly referred to as mud cracks) on the ear th’s surface. The intense temperature and lack of moisture in the air causes even the soil to evaporate moisture. This causes thin deep fissures that tessellates the ear th’s surface making the surface look brittle and appear as if it is peeling .
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CRACKLES LIGHT FIXTURE
|A A pattern patternofofminute minute surface surface cracks cracks on on painted paintedororvarnished varnished surfaces surfaces | |
[PRINTER] When choosing a light fixture we wanted to design a custom table lamp that would interface with the customer and be aesthetically pleasing. We accomplished this with the Crackles table lamp by creating the fixture to have a myriad of opening sizes and proportions allowing light to emit through the openings to project “ cracks� throughout the space. 11
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RENTAL ROOM • CRACK13
L I G H T F I X T U R E DESIGN P ROCE S S
1’ x 1’ solid cube
subdivided vertically, horizontally, and diagonally
push & pull vertices to create rock appearance
subdivided to create openings
subdivided the cube twice to create small openings
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3D M ODEL PER SPECTIVE
E A ST E L E VAT IO N
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3D NYLON MODEL • CRACKLES 15
3 D PR IN T I N G With access to a 3D modeler and printer, we created a miniature model of the Crackles light fixture using white nylon . TERRENE • 16
PANGEA TESSELLATION W TESSELLATION WALL A L L TTII LLES ES
|“A “A fformer ormer ssuper uper ccontinent” ontinent” o on n tthe he E Earth. arth. IIn n the the distant distant past past a large large landmass, landmass, P Pangaea, angaea, included included all all the the present present continents, continents, Pangaea, included all the present continents, w which hich broke broke broke u up pa and nd d drifted rifted a apart part|| which up and drifted apart
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A modern and elegant tessellated wall made through tiles were created with 3D printed resin , coated with white spray paint and finished with an LED backlight to illuminate the triangulated surfaces of each tile. The illumination showcases the cracks as they are revealed by the light and give the abstract illustration of a cracked surface on a wall. 17
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10”
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AGGREGATED aggregated
1’-11” 1’ - 11”
1’ - 3”
1’ - 6”
1’-3”
1’-6”
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3 D PR IN T I N G In creating the 3D models of the tessellation, the material resin was easy to work with in the 3D printer. TERRENE • 20
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LOUNGE • PANGEA 30’30 --0 0”
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HOTEL, RESTAURANT, & BAR
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WAITER STATION
COFFEE BAR
BAR
KITCHEN
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LOBBY LOUNGE DN N
G RO UN D F LO O R PLA N 25
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T E MPE R AT U R E MA P D IAG R A M
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B ASEMENT
GROUND
UPPER LEVEL
Elements of the floor plans are separated by their relation to temperatures . Elements that relate to water like the bars, bathrooms, and water installations are drawn to the center of the building to express and reflect their attachment to being cool. In juxtaposition, the warm, dry elements like lounge seating and resting areas are located in the exterior of the internal floor plan.
POOL DJ
DANCE FLOOR
LOUNGE
SWIM-UP BAR
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D E S IG N ST U DI ES F OR FAÇADE
V I E W P ORT S Viewpor ts have been carved out of the façade to provide changes of perspective for the guests. The viewpor ts in the façade are in line with the view from various body positions that are commonly used around the room like sitting, lying, and standing.
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3’-9”
3’ - 9” 11’-4”
11’ - 4”
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WE S T FAÇADE
146’ - 0”146’ - 0” ROOF ROOF 132’ - 0”132’ - 0” FLOOR TENTHTENTH FLOOR 118’ - 0”118’ - 0” FLOOR NINTH NINTH FLOOR 104’ - 0”104’ - 0” FLOOR EIGHTHEIGHTH FLOOR 90’ - 0” 90’ - 0” SEVENTH FLOOR SEVENTH FLOOR
62’ - 0” 62’ - 0” FIFTH FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR
146’ - 0”- 0” 146’
76’ - 0” 76’ - 0” SIXTH FLOOR SIXTH FLOOR
48’ - 0” 48’ - 0” FLOOR FORTH FOURTH FLOOR 34’ - 0” 34’ - 0” FLOOR THIRD THIRD FLOOR 20’ - 0” 20’ - 0” SECOND FLOOR SECOND FLOOR
0’ - 0” 0’ - 0” GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR
BASEMENT BASEMENT
S EC TION TERRENE • 32
STANDARD QUEEN
STANDARD QUEEN
TWIN
STANDARD QUEEN
DOUBLE QUEEN
DN UP QUEEN DELUXE
QUEEN DELUXE
STANDARD QUEEN
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STAIR A BYS S The concept and form were inspired by the icebergs and ice caves . The narrowing of the stairs represented the idea of falling into a deep crevasse in the mountains or the glaciers .
TO P V I E W P L A N
S ID E E L E VAT I O N
26’ -- 6” 6” 26’
29’ - 6” 29’-6”
STEEL
BLUE GLASS
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MAT E R IA L S We used Formlabs to 3D print
two physical 3D models for prototype purposes. The smaller scale model is created using gray pearl resin , while the larger scale model was assembled by creating four smaller parts out of translucent resin to be joined together with the use of an adhesive. The large scale model was then finished with a gray spray paint. TERRENE • 36
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STAIR ABYSS
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FRANCES SIN BFA Interior Design San Jose State University
f.sin.design@gmail.com 510.828.0138