Hotels buildings. Manfred Ronstedt ; Tobias Frey. txt
Series Construction and Design Manual. Hotels buildingsBerlin : DOM Publishers , 2014Descripción: 327 p. ill.; col.; plans.; 29 cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediaded
- volume
- 9783869223315
- 3869223316
- 23 728.5
- NA7800 R667 2014
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In this handbook on successful hotel planning, the authors present an in-depth planning aid for the design and construction of hotel property. In doing so, the requirements of both hotel operators and planners are considered simultaneously. Hotel Buildings is addressed to architects, interior designers, project managers, as well as project developers, property developers, and hotel operators. Having implemented their own
hotel projects, the authors are experts on this building typology. On more than 300 pages they provide valuable advice on avoiding typical planning errors. Accompanied by detailed drawings and explanations, this book is a true asset.
> Checklists for planning
> Functional diagrams and floor space requirements
> Approaches for cost optimisation
> Requirements for safety and hazard management
> Glossary and keyword index
> Trilingual lexicon on hotel planning
Include index
Guidelines for Successful Hotel Planning --
Guidelines for Successful Hotel Planning --
The Hotel Adlon --
Motel One --
Meininger Hotels --
Andel’s Hotel --
Madison Hotel --
Gastwerk --
25 hours --
Ramada Solothurn --
Finding a Hotel Concept --
The Involved Parties --
Target-oriented Conceptual Development --
A Concept is More than an Idea --
How Can One Stick to a Concept? --
The Value of Target-oriented Concept Development --
A Step-by-Step Guide to Building Planning --
The Architect’s Contract --
The Operator’s Contract --
Basic Evaluation --
The Path Leading up to the Building Application --
General Contractor Agreements, Lead Contractor Agreements, General Planning Contracts --
Types of Tender --
Implementation Planning --
Construction Supervision and Accounting --
Cost Optimisation --
Hotel Construction Costs --
The Site --
Building Geometry --
Energy Consumption --
Design too can be Economical --
Renovation-friendliness Saves Costs --
Hotel Zones --
The Guestroom Floor --
Front of the House (FoH) --
Back of the House (BoF) --
The Underground Car Park --
The Wellness Zone --
Building Services --
Outdoor Facilities --
Special Issues --
Weighted Design Analysis --
Risk Management in Hotels --
Barrier-free Planning --
Building Maintenance --
Old Buildings – a Matter of its Own --
Valuations of Hotels --
Hotel Terminology --
Hotel Terminology for Beginners --
Design Rules for Interior Planning --
Checklist Project Development for New Hotel Buildings --
Example of a Weighted Design Analysis --
Glossary of Terms Hotel Construction --
In this handbook on successful hotel planning, the authors present an in-depth planning aid for the design and construction of hotel property. In doing so, the requirements of both hotel operators and planners are considered simultaneously. Hotel Buildings is addressed to architects, interior designers, project managers, as well as project developers, property developers, and hotel operators. Having implemented their own
hotel projects, the authors are experts on this building typology. On more than 300 pages they provide valuable advice on avoiding typical planning errors. Accompanied by detailed drawings and explanations, this book is a true asset.
Checklists for planning
Functional diagrams and floor space requirements
Approaches for cost optimisation
Requirements for safety and hazard management
Glossary and keyword index
Trilingual lexicon on hotel planning