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Hilton at High Point
- 1. Hilton at High Point Presentation by Team David Project Manager: David Schultz Civil/Earthwork: Hailu Robi Materials/Landscape: Tom Scully Hotel Amenities and Renewable Energy: Estafana Bustillos Architecture and Room Amenities: Damian Euroiste, Robert Wise, and Sean Cooper
- 2. Team David • Project Manager: David Schultz – Project overview – Building footprint – General flow of proposal – Budget
- 3. Team David • Hailu Robi – Civil Drawings – Earthwork – Property Accessibility • Construction • Client
- 4. Team David • Thomas Scully – Landscaping • Site • Internal – Materials – Design of Employee areas – Parking Structure
- 5. Team David • Estafana Bustillos – Hotel Amenities • Shops • Spa • Registration – Renewable Energy • Solar Windows • Wind Turbine “Farm” • Grey Water/Runoff Uses
- 6. Team David • Damian Euroiste – Extended Stay Suites • One-bedroom • Two-bedroom – Details
- 7. Team David • Robert Wise – Regular Suites • One-bedroom • Two-bedroom – Single Bed Room – One King Bed – Double Bed Room – Two Queen Beds
- 8. Team David • Sean Cooper – Detail and Section Drawings – General Flow of Buildings – Internal – Elevator and Moving Walkway Designs – LEED Certification
- 9. The Project • Request for Proposal – LEED Platinum Certification/Sustainable Design – 5-Star Luxury Hotel • 450 rooms • Top floor exclusively all-suites.
- 10. Hotel Location DIA – 6.3 miles Downtown Denver – 20 miles Colorado Mountains (skiing & hiking) – 35 miles
- 11. Area of Interest (AOI) •PB: Fine sandy loam-rangeland. •AdB: Prime farmland if irrigated. •WuE: intermediate slopes between river terraces or upland drainage N N
- 12. • Approximately 4 million Cubic Yards of Dirt Excavation is required. •80% of site dirt will be moved for reused on site •Property will continue with natural slope to the northeast Excavation
- 13. Hotel Overview • Double Tower Design – Parking Structure • Three levels of client parking – Covered and enclosed to lessen weather impact – Private secure area for extended stay clients • Lowest level for employee parking – Secured – Includes bicycle and scooter storage area • Conservancy Park • Pool Deck • Convenient moving walkway between towers
- 14. Pool Area and Conservancy Park • Access from either tower for Short Stay and Extended Stay • Quiet areas with native trees and plants for relaxation
- 15. East Tower •Armani Exchange •Guess Shoes •Polo Ralph Lauren •Coach Handbags •Starbucks Coffee •Hilton Spa •Prada Accessories •Registration Desk •High Point Restaurant Lobby & Amenities West Tower •Tribeca Wine Merchants •Gateway Cleaners •Natural Food Market •Equinox Fitness
- 16. 2nd Floor – Conference Centers West tower – 6 total meeting rooms – Can be used for smaller functions – High definition TV’s and projectors – Comfortable and Private East tower – 2 meetings rooms straddle elevator lobby – Lobby area in between for vendor displays – High definition TV’s and projectors
- 17. Hotel Overview • Double Tower Design – West Tower • One-bedroom Extended Stay Suites • Two-bedroom Extended Stay Suites • Single and Double Rooms • Standard Meeting Rooms • Grocery Store, Wine Shop and Dry Cleaners
- 18. Single Room Design for Both Towers
- 19. One -Bedroom Extended Stay Suites
- 20. Two-Bedroom Extended Stay Suites
- 21. Hotel Overview • Double Tower Design – East Tower • One-bedroom Suites • Two-bedroom Suites • Single and Double Rooms • Convention Center Rooms • Restaurant and Shops • Registration
- 24. Renewable Energy • Grey water retaining pond – 48,000 cubit foot pond – 360,000 gallons of water • Lower fresh water extraction from rivers and aquifers • Less impact from septic tank and treatment plant infrastructure • Reduced energy use and chemical pollution from treatment • Groundwater recharge • Increased plant growth • Reclamation of nutrients
- 25. Renewable Energy • The Windspire wind turbine – vertical axis wind turbine that stands 30 feet tall – annual energy production is 2000 kWh/yr at wind speeds of 10 mph
- 26. •Photovoltaic Transparent Glass Windows •Allows sunlight to illuminate the building and generate energy. •Estimated annual electrical costs for buildings •$200,000 annual •Estimated annual savings from Wind and Solar use •20% annual savings Renewable Energy
- 27. The Atrium – Function & Appeal – Ventilation system circulates warm air from the Atrium throughout the building to heat in cool months – exhausts warm air outdoors to cool in the hot months
- 28. Budget • Cost – Excavation $26.1 million – Material $38.2 million – Solar, Wind, & Mechanical $8.2 million – Furniture and fixtures $9.6 million – Landscape $1.2 million – Total cost $83.3 million
- 29. L.E.E.D. (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) Certification • Platinum 80-100 – Sustainable Sites - 22-23 of 26 possible points – Water Efficiency - 9-10 of 10 possible points – Energy and Atmosphere - 28-30 of 35 possible points – Materials and Resources - 9-10 of 14 possible points – Indoor Environmental Quality - 12-15 of 15 possible points – Total for project 80-88 of 100 possible points
Editor's Notes
- David – project manager; created the building footprint, responsible for the general flow of the project, and acted as contact point for Hilton representative, Tom Whistler
- Hailu (Hi-lou) – created civil drawings and worked up numbers for the necessary earthwork.
- Tom – Worked up all landscaping concepts and needs, researched all materials, and designed the parking structure and well as the employee areas.
- Estafana – All research of renewable energy products and incorporation. Researched and designed all hotel amenities areas
- Damian – Designed all extended stay suites, researched all codes and designed building foundation
- Bob – Designed all regular suites, all single and double rooms, and native flora displays
- Sean – research all LEED certification requirements, researched and designed elevator lobbies, created section drawings.
- Hilton Hotels submitted a RFP for a 5-star luxury hotel near DIA that could achieve LEED Platinum certification
- This 7.8 acre site located at the corner of Tower Road and 71st Street is 6.3 miles from Denver International Airport, 20 miles from Downtown Denver, and has convenient access to several major roads and highways for a quick trip to the beautiful Rocky Mountains which are less than an hour away. A local bus line stop is located just off of the property and a proposed commuter train line is less than ¼ mile away. Shuttle service to and from the airport will me provided by Hybrid vans, as well as several courtesy hybrid vehicles for guest use.
- An aerial view and a contour view of the property, depicts minimal need to disturb the natural flow of the property. The soil content and little change to the drainage will allow for continuation of native plant life to flourish on the property, adding to the natural beauty guests will be able to enjoy.
- Majority of dirt will stay on the site, excess dirt will be transported to a landfill area 3.2 miles away
- Double tower design with a parking structure connecting the two towers. Covered and enclosed for client comfort from weather. There is a secured, private parking area for extended stay guests. The lower level has secured access for employee use, there will also be bicycle and scooter parking, as well as showers and changing area in employee lounge area. Top floor of this structure has a swimming pool/sun-deck as well as a treed park area. Accessible from either tower
- Grassy and native plant area to assist with cooling of pool deck and to allow guests to “get a taste” of the Rocky Mountains. Secure access for guest use only
- The first floor of the East Tower will have locations for shops; such as Armani, Polo/Ralph Lauren, Starbucks Coffee, Prada, Guess, Coach, the Spa at the Hilton, the “High Point” Restaurant, and Registration Desk; as well as open and airy areas for free standing kiosks and comfortably arragned seating areas. The first floor of the West Tower will have locations for the Tribeca Wine Merchants, the Gateway Cleaners, the Natural Food Market, and the Equinox Fitness which are be requested by the owner. There will also be plenty of space within the atrium area for free standing kiosks and comfortable semi-private seating areas for informal meetings and relaxation. Access to both towers will be open for general public use; which is also a request of the owners and is one of the L.E.E.D. credits we are pursuing.
- The second floor of both towers will consist of six meeting rooms (in the West Tower) and the convention center (in the East Tower), as well as a convenient enclosed passage connecting the two towers on the south side of the parking structure; this passage will have operable windows and a moving walkway to aid in the comfort for the guests. All meeting rooms will have High Definition TV monitors and projector units available; the convention center (in the East Tower) can be used as two separate meeting areas or a very large area with a lobby space in the middle for vendor displays.
- West Tower will consist of extended stay suites, single and double rooms, 6 standard meeting rooms; and RFP requested Food store, wine shop, and dry cleaners
- The single and double rooms which comprise the majority of the rooms will be either a comfortable 340 sq ft King room or a 370 sq ft double queen room, these rooms along with a sprinkling of suites will make up the 3rd through the 8th floors of both of the towers. There will be handicap accessible rooms and suites on every floor in order to add comfort and convenience for all guests.
- The one-bedroom extended stay suites are 600 sq. ft. of convenience and comfort. HD TV’s in the living room and bedroom, as well as energy star rated refrigerator, microwave oven, stove top cooking surface and dishwasher. These suites comprise the entire 9th floor of the West Tower, as well as several mixed into the 3rd through the 8th floors
- Just like the one-bedroom suites with an additional 280 sq. ft. bedroom for even greater comfort. These suites comprise the entire 10th floor of the West Tower as well as a few mixed in on floors 3 through 8. The RFP called for 24 extended stay units, we have surpassed that request with 36 extended stay units throughout the entire West Tower.
- East Tower will consist of regular suites, single and double room, the convention center area, restaurant, and RFP requested shops
- Just like the extended stay suites without the kitchenette; these spacious two-bedroom suites will the room of choice on the 9th floor of the East Tower, as well as several available on floors 3 through 8.
- The one-bedroom suites will have all the wonderful amenities of the similar one-bedroom extended stay suites without the hassle of having to wash any dishes or do any cooking. These relaxing suites will have a microwave oven and mini-refrigerator, but no stove top or dishwasher. These units will be in high demand with their commanding view of the Rockies from the all suites 10th floor, and some availability on the lower 6 floors.
- 360,000 gallon retaining pond to assist with erosion and run-off control. Water will be pumped back onto property for use in flushing units and landscape irrigation.
- 12 Windspire wind turbine will assist in lessening buildings pull of energy from city grid. Highly efficient units that create electricity in as low as 8 mph
- Photovoltaic system will allow sunlight through while generating energy. These units will cover the entire atrium of both towers creating giant 8 story tall 3,000,000 sq ft solar panels that will be aesthetically pleasing and generate a great amount of energy
- Ventilation pumps will circulate the air from the atrium through out the common areas of both towers for a comfortable environment in the winter months and will open vents in the top of the towers and at the top of the atriums in the summer months to accomplish a comfortable level in the summer months