3D Outcome process

In this post, I will share the process of creating my 3D Outcome.

First, I sketch the boutique hotel to better understand the project's shape (as seen below). Then, I cut out templates for each wall separately to precisely glue them together according to the dimensions. I used wood boards that were 4mm thick so that it was easy to glue them together. After cutting the templates, I went to the wood workshop to begin cutting each piece of the walls. As seen below, I sand the edge of the walls so that when glued together, the edge of the wood will not be visible, and it will have a smooth and uniform surface for all parts of the walls.

After I had all the pieces for the 3D outcome, I started to paint them together. When deciding on the colour palette for the boutique hotel, I went for black and grey since it gives off an aesthetic feeling and blends with the buildings around it. Before using black and grey colours, I thought of using grey for the walls and yellow for the roof. This is because, when observed from above, the hotel will resemble the colours of the Tribulus Omannense. Unfortunately, the yellow acrylic colour I have is unsuitable for the roof because it is not the same shade of yellow as the flower. As seen below, this is the results of my work so far. I will continue decorating the project's exterior when I have the materials to do so.

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Research on the National Flower Of United Arab Emirates

For this post, I will share my research about the national flower of The United Arab Emirates, the Tribulus Omannense. I will create a boutique hotel in Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai, for my project. I will symbolise the country with the nation's flower, Tribulus Omannense. Since a boutique hotel is targeted at travellers, the concept of my hotel is inspired by the flower. Tribulus Omanense is a small flowering plant in the Zygophyllaceae family. Its delicate, yellow flowers have five petals and a distinct, spiky appearance (Anne, A. 2023). The flower is suitable for creating a hotel because of its simplicity, and it is easy to divide the rooms for the hotel. Since it has five petals, I made each petal a section for the hotel, for example, a lobby section and the rest of the rooms for each petal. Each petal will be enough to fit two hotel rooms. Although the number of rooms in my boutique hotel will be small, this will ensure a more personalised service to the customers, and the h...

WEEK SIX: Contacts

This is my contact page where you can reach out to me. I have listed the location of my workplace, which is the Art Factory. As I haven't decided whether to add my phone number or not, I have included a random number for now. You can contact me through my email address, and my website links such as Blogger and Instagram are also provided. This page which contains my contacts is a new page that I did and a button that leads to the page. The image above is a lightbox that I added at the very bottom of all of my pages.

Research on boutique hotel (Edited)

This post will be about my research on boutique hotels. The simplest definition of a boutique hotel is “a small, sophisticated, and fashionable business or establishment“. (Giulietta, 2024) Boutique hotels are mainly for people who travel for a short time and want a personalised experience during their stay. The boutique hotel interests me because of its size and the difference in experience compared to a typical hotel. The main reason behind this is that boutique hotels have better quality control, ensuring the guest experiences a comfortable stay. The attention to detail in these hotels' design makes them unique. Boutique hotels are usually made to be one-of-a-kind (WOOLF, 2023) and with that being stylish and trendy. Their designs are more towards elegance and luxury, but the prices are still reasonable. This is suitable for my project as the location for it is in Dubai. A developing country where there are a lot of travellers and tourists passing through. Also, Dubai is known f...

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