FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS · DESIGN STANDARDS
PUBLIC AREAS
Meeting Rooms (continued)
Marker boards are to be provided by and built in by the general contractor. The marker
boards are to be white porcelain surfaced steel for use with magnets and markers,
complete with full length and anodized aluminum pen marker ledge. Include two
complete sets of magnets for each board.
Cork boards, where specified for bulletin boards, orientation units etc., are to be
supplied and installed by the general contractor. They are to be 1/4" (0.6 cm) thick in
widths as wide as possible with colours selected by the interior designer.
Projection screens are to be provided and installed by the general contractor. The size is
to be specified by the Interior Designer together with the Audiovisual Consultant. The
matt white screens are to have patented automatic tensionizer, be electrically operated
with self-storing housing in a recess within the ceiling.
5.7. Meeting Planners Room
Incentive group organizers or their clients typically send a Meeting Planner with each
group to manage the group’s day-to-day activities and coordinate with the hotel where
requirements change or additional facilities are required. These coordinators require a
private area in which to work. Each hotel may have a number of groups at one time and
therefore, two group planners offices shall be provided in each property. They should
both be adjacent to the main meeting areas but separate from each other.
Design requirements are as follows features:
a) Office (approximately 150 ft 2 – 13.9 m 2 ) with four duplex outlets
and three telephone outlets (one for fax machine and one for lap
top adjacent to a duplex outlet)
b) Storeroom (approximately 50 ft 2 – 4.6 m 2 ) entered directly off the
office. Storeroom to have five 18" (46 cm) wide adjustable
shelves for full length of two walls.
5.8. Boardrooms
Boardrooms (approximately 300 ft 2 – 27.9 m 2 ) shall provide function spaces for
executive meetings. They shall have upgraded interior finishes.
The functional relationship is similar to meeting rooms and Fairmont Hotels and
Resorts Design Standards apply equally.
Provide windows where possible.
All walls to have a sound rating of not less than 54 dB (FSTC 54).
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