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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

H2 Hotel in Healdsburg, California by David Baker + Partners Architect (designed using Photoshop and Revit)

 
April 12th, 2011 by Sumit Singhal

h2 Hotel is registered with the U.S. Green Building Council to become a LEED Certified building at GOLD level. Creek-side solar-heated pool!

H2 Hotel

  • Architects: David Baker + Partners Architect
  • Project: H2 Hotel
  • Location: Healdsburg, California
  • Interior Design: Marie Fisher & Jen Gadiel
  • Landscape Architect: Andrea Cochran
  • Lighting Designer: Horton Lees Brogden
  • Software used: Revit; The renderings, except for the hand sketchs, were generated in Revit’s internal rendering engine and enhanced in PhotoShop.

Exterior View

  • Mechanical/Plumbing Engineer: Guttmann + Blaevoet
  • Acoustical Engineer: Wilson Ihrig + Associates
  • Contractor: Midstate Construction
  • Project Area: 32,540 sf
  • Site Area: 23,761 sf
  • Total Bedrooms: 36
  • Bedrooms: 65 acre

Image Courtesy Brian Rose

The first glimpse of the undulating green roof of the h2 Hotel signals your arrival in downtown Healdsburg. The small, stylish inn—little sister to the grand Hotel Healdsburg down the road—welcomes visitors with its straightforward, vivacious feel. A broad glass entryway draws guests into the lobby lounge, a dynamic commons that invites mixing and lingering, with a reception desk that doubles as an intimate modern wine bar. Spoonbar!, the hotel’s modern Mediterranean restaurant, shares the space.

Front View

Registered for LEED certification, h2 Hotel infuses all aspects of its design, operations, and attitude with eco-consciousness—including such energy-saving measures as a green roof and solar panels.

Swimming Pool

Reclaiming the site of a gas station, the inn is a key part of the restoration of Foss Creek, which flows through the length of the town. The inn embraces the creek, preserving the giant, spreading Live Oak tree and restoring the surrounding banks.

Swimming Pool

The hotel rejects fussiness and caters to active users with a scaled-down pragmatic luxury. Custom bike racks hold PUBLIC bicycles on hand for guests to take a spin around town. In contrast to the energetic common spaces, the simple and functional rooms offer a restful retreat from the activity of busy north Sonoma County days.

Exterior View, Image Courtesy Brian Rose

The lobby’s fire element was designed with Leonidas Kyriakopoulos, artist and artisan extraordinaire. www.ldkwork.com
Curated by Svea Lin Vezzone of Swarm Gallery, h2hotel’s art program highlights original art from Bay Area artists. A photographic study of a California live oak printed on glass by Sonoma State University professor Stephen Galloway unfolds in 8-foot sections, one on each floor. Image: Brian Rose

Window, Image Courtesy Brian Rose

H2h bathroom mock-up featuring Heath tile, made in Sausalito. We built a mock-up room to test the concept. The flame element for h2Hotel by artist/fabricator Leonidas Kyriakopoulos. You can’t have much more fun than this!

Image Courtesy Brian Rose

Image Courtesy Brian Rose

Image Courtesy Brian Rose

Image Courtesy Brian Rose

Front View

Chill Space Day

Fire Element

Spoonbar From Entry

Interior View

H2 Hotel

Exterior View

Street View

Spoonbar Street View

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Categories: Hotel, Photoshop, Revit




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