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From Hotel to Home:
Ideas to Take Away from
Your Next Stay

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Eric Brown, President
Artisan Homes
602.625.4977
eric@artisanhomes.net
Angela Harris, Principal
TRIO Environments
303.663.1285
aharris@trioenvironments.com
Bobby Long, Principal
KEPHART Architects
303.832.4474
bobbyl@kephart.com
Meet Your Speakers

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Session Description
Choice is everywhere, and as renters become savvier and have more
sophisticated tastes, it’s important to borrow techniques from the
hospitality industry to pamper residents. Gone are the days of
providing a clean, simple place to live; residents want to be “wowed”
and are continually seeking meaningful experiences. In this session,
join a panel of industry experts, including an architect, interior
merchandiser and builder, as they explore cutting-edge technology
and design ideas that are found in the world’s top hotels—the same
amenities that renters will want to see in their homes and community
spaces.

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Session Learning Outcomes
• Learn what the top hotels around the globe are using for creative
design ideas and innovative technology that can be implemented in
multifamily projects to give renters what they want.
• Get inspired with ways to create “wow” experiences for your residents.
• Learn ways to differentiate yourself from the competition.

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Credit(s) earned on completion of this course will be reported to AIA CES
for AIA members upon completion of the AIA/CES Session
Participation Forms found in the back of this session room and online
at www.BuildersShow.com. Certificates of Completion for both AIA
members and non-AIA members are available upon request.
This course is registered with AIA CES for continuing professional
education. As such, it does not include content that may be deemed
or construed to be an approval or endorsement by the AIA of any
material of construction or any method or manner of handling, using,
distributing, or dealing in any material or product.
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Continuing Professional Education

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What’s Your
Favorite Hotel
And Why?

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1 Hotel Central Park

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Hudson Hotel NYC

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The Westin St. Maarten

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Fogo Island Inn

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Design

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Local Art & Community

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Local Art & Community

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Local Art & Community

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Local Experience

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Local Experience

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TransparencyFogo Island InnFogo Island Inn

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Transparency

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Transparency

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Transparency

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Open SpaceCitizenM Hotel NYCCitizenM Hotel NYC

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Open Space

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Open Space

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Hotel Inspiration

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Hotel Inspiration

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Hotel Inspiration

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Hotel Inspiration

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Hotel Inspiration

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Efficient Design

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Think About Every Inch

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Think About Every Inch

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Start At The DoorWest House Hotel NYCWest House Hotel NYC

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Micro Units
378 sf

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Micro Units

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Micro Units

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Less Color & More Texture

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Less Color

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Texture

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Hotel Bath Inspiration

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Bath Inspiration

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Bath Inspiration

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Unique Approach

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Idea Bank

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Not Everything Works

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Not Everything Works

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Biophilia

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Biophilia

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Lighting

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Amenities

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Union Station DenverUnion Station Denver Shared Use

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Shared UseVia6 SeattleVia6 Seattle

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Shared UseVia6 SeattleVia6 Seattle

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Pali House – Mark Scheurer ArchitectPali House – Mark Scheurer Architect Shared Use

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Pali House – Mark Scheurer ArchitectPali House – Mark Scheurer Architect
Shared Use

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Borrowed Amenities

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Game Room vs. Bar

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Game Room vs. Bar

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Indoor/Outdoor Connection

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Indoor/Outdoor Connection

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Max The Roof
The Contemporary AustinThe Contemporary Austin
The Standard NYCThe Standard NYC

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Max The RoofMy Block Apartments DenverMy Block Apartments Denver

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Max The Roof

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Max The Roof

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State-of-the Art Fitness

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State-of-the Art Fitness

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State-of-the Art Fitness2M Apartments Washington DC2M Apartments Washington DC

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Kid Amenities

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Room for FUN

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Health & Wellness Spaces

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Flex Room

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Juice Bars

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Libraries

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Libraries

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Spaces That WorkRoxy Hotel NYCRoxy Hotel NYC

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Spaces That Work

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Private Creative Space

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Private Creative Space

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Technology

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Virtual Reality

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Virtual Reality

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Beacons

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Smart Controls

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Convenient Access

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Meet Alfred…

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Services

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Concierge Services

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Concierge Services

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Dog Spa & Concierge

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Dog Spa & Concierge
MiMa Apartments NYCMiMa Apartments NYC

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Pet ShareRoxy Hotel NYCRoxy Hotel NYC 2 M Apartments DC2 M Apartments DC

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Car & Bike Share
The Mark Hotel NYCThe Mark Hotel NYC

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Car & Bike Share

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Car & Bike Share

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Car & Bike Share

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Pantry & Room Service
1600 Glenarm Place Denver1600 Glenarm Place Denver

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Pantry & Room Service

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Find Revenue

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Retail

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Design Made Easy

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Design Made Easy

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How Can Builders
Relate This To
Their Business?

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Eric Brown, President
Artisan Homes
602.625.4977
eric@artisanhomes.net
Angela Harris, Principal
TRIO Environments
303.663.1285
aharris@trioenvironments.com
Bobby Long, Principal
KEPHART Architects
303.832.4474
bobbyl@kephart.com