Club Hotel

Club Hotel

English / 日本語 / 한국어

About the project

CLUB HOTEL – a hotel
Haeun-daero 594beonga-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan, Republic of Korea
interior and exterior,2013
2448.6 cubic meters
CAD, MAX, Photo Shop, paper

The Club hotel is located on the beach of Haeundae, a world-renowned tourist destination. With over one hundred hotels in the area, the design competition is fierce. I participated in over 20 meetings in three months, focusing on the unique competitive edge each hotel can achieve through management and design. My responsibilities included building design and design supervision.

The hotel attracts both the younger generation with vibrant lighting and club-themed features, and families with eco-friendly elements and diverse spatial configurations. The client, Mr. Park, was new to the hotel business. The success of this project led him to become the operator of 14 hotels.

Design plan
To appeal to both young people and families, recent changes have slightly diversified the designs while maintaining a cohesive business approach. Overall, the lighting strategy has shifted from direct lights to include reflective and embedded lighting, ensuring a more comfortable experience for visitors.

Club room (VIP room)

This room is the most iconic in the hotel, accommodating over four guests for a special experience. It features a DJ booth with installed DJ equipment, as well as floor and ceiling lights and lasers, transforming the space into a private mini-club.

Proposal for Club rooms

(VIP room)

Standard room

The bathroom in the standard room used curved glass. The ceiling-mounted lighting was installed on the bath. It made this room special. To give the visitor a romantic atmosphere, I spotted their movement and illuminated the lights behind their backs.

Semi special room

The semi-special room used warmer colors and brighter lighting to create a family-friendly atmosphere. Glass partitions were used to divide the space, making the room feel larger. The spacious bathroom, with tiled surfaces, was designed for shared enjoyment. Wooden furniture and ivory walls enhanced the warm, inviting mood.

Special room
By eliminating the glass walls separating the bathroom and bedroom, the space became more open, enhancing communication and overall enjoyment for visitors.
Suite room A, B, C
Considering the age and preferences of customers, the Suite Rooms vary in color, lighting, and materials while maintaining the same spatial layout. The main feature of the Suite Rooms is the glass bath, which creates a spacious feel and serves as a central decoration. The shower and toilet use natural blue stone for a natural ambiance, and the marble bathroom adds a comfortable, luxurious atmosphere. Additionally, a separate area beside the bath allows guests to enjoy foot and oil massages.

A Suite Room is blue and cool and urban. 

B Suite Room is warm and calm with ivory colour. 

C Suite Room has a brilliant and broad effect by placing a mirror on one wall. I reduced the size of the bathtub and enlarged the space, unlike other Suite Rooms, to minimize the movement of the bath and area with the bed.

Entrance and Hallway.

Entrance and hallways are both simple to enhance the urban feel. Decorated with fresh materials and lighting.