FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS · DESIGN STANDARDS
PUBLIC AREAS
Retail Shops (continued)
Provide storeroom and manager’s work area (approximately 150 ft 2 – 13.9 m 2 or 15%
of store areas) whichever is the larger. Storage will need to be higher in remote
locations to a maximum of 20%. Storeroom should have direct access from service
corridor as well as direct access to retail shop. Provide adjustable shelving throughout -
storage provided at the bottom of display units should be in drawers on full extension
guides, not on shelves behind doors.
Store Manager’s work area requires the following features:
a) Duplex electrical outlets (UPS)
b) Computer cable connection
c) Telephone outlet
d) Duplex electrical outlets.
General down-lighting as well as display, accent and decorative lighting; all on
dimmers located in manager’s work area.
General-purpose duplex electrical outlets for store displays and housekeeping.
Background music with control in manager’s work area.
4.2. Beauty Salon
The salon (approximately 500 ft 2 – 46.5 m 2 ) will provide full beauty services including
hairdressing, manicure, pedicure and private facial rooms. It will include its own
manager’s office and storage room. The entire salon will be built out by the tenant,
although the General Contractor will provide floor drains and “rough-ins” for all
services.
Easy and direct access from the main circulation or as an integral part of the spa and
health club.
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