We’re hard-wired to react physically and emotionally to nature, and that creates a feeling of health and wellbeing. Studios indicate leisure guests are creating the greatest demand for flexible spaces that easily align with their evolving needs.Ĭonnection to nature and wellness, or biophilic design, has garnered more attention as we emerge from the pandemic. In our design, all guestrooms feature round, desk-height tables and chairs that transform from in-room dining to remote workspace instantly. Weekends will extend longer into mid-week, so operators will want to get ahead of meeting the needs of the “blended traveler.” Our clients at Cache Creek Casino Resort outside Sacramento, CA were way ahead of the curve on this trend.
Now that individuals have greater flexibility in their ability to work remotely, we’re seeing a significant shift toward longer overnight stays at the casino resorts/hotels. Functions can change and adapt to the visitor mix, giving operators the ability to “blur” the purpose of the space, based on the needs of their guests. We’re working now with several tribes who are renovating underutilized, non-revenue generating areas into spaces that can easily transform into a variety of flexible, revenue-generating uses. Property design must be equipped to flex and adapt to overnight changes in conditions. We are shaping spaces that are more malleable and can adjust to a host of layout options suitable for induvial privacy, groups, social interaction, and even remote workspace within the leisure setting. The idea of physical space and user experience are more connected than ever before and that’s especially key in rethinking design as we move forward. As we’ve learned, spaces throughout the casino, hotel and amenities must be able to easily transform and handle fluid situations.
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See full article in Indian Gaming MagazineĪs life starts to return to a new version of normal, our designers are focused on integrating more flexible design sensibilities into public spaces and amenities. HBG Designers Share Post COVID Design Solutions
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