Planning Of 3D Outcome

For this post, I share my plan for the 3D Outcome of my project.

First, I needed to research the dimensions of a standard boutique hotel. The average size of a hotel room in Europe is 172 square feet, 16 square metres (Elphick, 2023). With this, I can decide how big one of my boutique hotel rooms will be. From my past blog about the national flower of the United Arab Emirates, one petal can fit two hotel rooms. As seen below, it is 3.70 metres from wall D, the balcony of the hotel rooms. Using a scale of 1:50 Centimetres, wall D is 7.40 cm long. I used the scale to measure all of my walls to achieve the dimensions for my 3D outcome.

Wall A

Real: 2.5 Metres / 250 centimetres

Scale: 5 Centimetres

Wall B

Real: 3.9 Metres / 390 centimetres

Scale: 7.8 Centimetres

Wall C

Real: 4 Metres / 400 centimetres

Scale: 8 Centimetres

Wall D

Real: 3.7 Metres / 370 Centimetres

Scale: 7.4 Centimetres

After deciding the dimensions I will use, I must determine the best materials to create the 3D Outcome. The materials must be strong, robust, easy to paint, and cheap. With all these factors, I have decided to use wood as the primary material for the 3D Outcome. I can obtain wood through the wood workshop that the University provided. As for the glass roof of the project's central section, I will use plastic and cut it into shape. I will also need to find suitable materials to decorate the project, such as trees, grass and rocks. Trees and grass can be bought online, but I will resource small stones outside to ensure the 3D Outcome stays within budget. In addition, I will use acrylic paint to paint over the wood pieces after they have been cut according to the measurements I made earlier.

This will take 2 weeks or less. I will follow my project plan to finish this before the deadline.

References:
Elphick, D. (2023) A full guide to hotel room sizes, SiteMinder. Available at: https://www.siteminder.com/r/hotel-room-sizes/ (Accessed: 12 March 2024).

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