Mandarin Oriental
- 1. 1 2 4 3 PROJECT SNAPSHOTS 1 2 The Spa at the Mandarin Oriental Miami Design Development The Setai New York Public Spaces Interior Architecture 3 Laura Geller Flagship Store Retail Concepts 4 ABC Carpet & Home Visual Merchandising
- 2. 1 Reception 2 Mani/Pedi 3 Salon 4 Men’s Locker 5 Men’s Restroom 6 Men’s Relaxation 7 Men’s Wet Area 8 Women’s Wet Area 9 Women’s Relaxation 10 Women’s Restroom > 11 Women’s Locker 6 N 12 Spa Office 5 Scale: NTS 13 Spa Boutique 7 At the Mandarin Oriental Miami, green materials and organic forms used for the interior design of the Spa reinforce the brand’s signature holistic treatments of Traditional Chinese 8 4 3 2 Medicine (TCM). A balanced use of fire, water, wood, metal, 1 and earth Feng Shui principles are considered throughout the 9 spatial layout. 10 At Right: A schematic sketch of the proposed Spa layout. 11 12 13 Opposite Page: Natural neutrals are used to build a soft, soothing palette that honors the property’s signature colors of blue and gold. Inspiration is taken from the rhythmic, procession of tree trunks and weathered, texture of drift wood. The gingko leaf is used as a decorative motif throughout and interpreted as an abstracted logo of the fan. NATURAL INSPIRATION The spa aT mandarin orienTal miami is concepTualized To be an anTiThesis To The ciTy’s brighT colors and bold culTure
- 4. A reTail me This:The spa bouTique Biomimicry is the imitation of nature. Elevation A (Above): The retail space millwork is designed to be a procession of posts like that of bare tree trunks. B ROBERT D. HENRY architects A - A S P A R E T A I L © ROBERT D. HENRYarchiects, PLLC 2009 37 East 18th Street 10th Floor New York NY 10003 t.212.533.4145 f.212.598.9028 www.rdh-architects.com A A Elevation B (Below): Each retail piece is unique and varies in width, storage, and display capacity. Spa Boutique Plan Scale: NTS B ROBERT D. H arc P L A N S P A R E T A I L © ROBERT D. HENRYa B 37 East 18th Street 10th Floor Ne t.212.533.4145 f.212.598.9028 www. the spa at the mandarin oriental miami entrance corridor ROBERT D. HENRY
- 5. A B FirsT impressions: The recepTion area Elevation A (Top): A stacked driftwood façade clings to the monolithic stone of the front desk. The back wall is illuminated by candles. ROBERT D. HENRY architects A - A S P A R E C E P T I O N © ROBERT D. HENRYarchiects, PLLC 2009 37 East 18th Street 10th Floor New York NY 10003 t.212.533.4145 f.212.598.9028 www.rdh-architects.com A A Elevation B (Right): A continuous signage system visually leads guests from the outside inside. Entrance Plan E N T R Y Scale: NTS B ROBERT D. HENRY architects P L A N S P A R E C E P T I O N © ROBERT D. HENRYarchiects, PLLC 2009 37 East 18th Street 10th Floor New York NY 10003 t.212.533.4145 f.212.598.9028 www.rdh-architects.com B ROBERT D. HENRY architects B - B S P A R E C E P T I O N © ROBERT D. HENRYarchiects, PLLC 2009 37 East 18th Street 10th Floor New York NY 10003 t.212.533.4145 f.212.598.9028 www.rdh-architects.com
- 6. only in yourdreams Elevation A (Right): An organic crevice in the wood paneling reveals a line of candles. B A ROBERT D. HENRY architects A - A W O M E N ‘ S R E L A X A T I O N R O O M © ROBERT D. HENRYarchiects, PLLC 2009 37 East 18th Street 10th Floor New York NY 10003 t.212.533.4145 f.212.598.9028 www.rdh-architects.com A A B Relaxation Room Plan Elevation B (Above): Custom carved Scale: NTS wood chaises are separated by curtains B that go opaque at eye level for privacy. B - B W O M E N ‘ S R E L A X A T I O N R O O M the spa at the mandarin oriental miami relaxation room ROBERT D. HENRY
- 7. classic geometry organic comForT Clockwise from Left (Above): The Le Corbusier chaise is used as an ergonomic example. A classically constructed Andy Goldsworthy stone sculpture. A sketch of an inspired, driftwood chaise. A section detail of the chaise. An Andy Goldsworthy art piece depicting lightening strike. Right: Relaxation room material board