TMK 7-5-004-006 - KVDC Design - Henry Street Hotel

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Dale Sweeney - Architect roof line are also eliminated to allow the use of more traditional elements. Also, columns replaced more contemporary solid walls at the sides of the decks off the guestrooms on the pool side, as well as at dormers at other sides of the building. A canopy is added to provide a sense of an entrance, along with elements such as palm tree medallions to add more of a Hawaiian flavor. More glass area is added on the entry side and the pool side of the lobby for a better connection from the lobby to the exterior, Although shingle siding is an approved material, it is not as commonly found on the island as the lap, board -and -batten, and panel siding shown on the new design. Lava - rock stone veneer is still utilized, yet in a ledgestone style and not in the large massing previously shown on the stair towers. The colors are within the same families that were approved for the previous design, and still provide contrast which, along with the various siding types, breaks up the massing and scale of the building. Exterior wall lights shown are to provide streams of light extending a few feet up and down on the walls and does not project out to cause off-site light pollution. There will be additional lighting as required at entrances. The infinity pool is close to the same size as before, but more deck area is added along with planters terracing down the slope to avoid the appearance of a tall wall at the edge of the pool and deck. As mentioned previously, the 3D modeling and photo -realistic renderings provide the best realistic images to visualize the new design. And though the colors shown are actual colors from Sherwin-Williams, there may be some color shifts depending on the printers and paper used. I hope this provides the information needed for your review. I look forward to further discussions on the project during the presentation. Dale Sweeney - Architect G 5715 143rd Place SE, Bellevue, WA 98006 2