Allison Cain - Heritage Hotel Portfolio

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN IARD 48005 - DESIGN VII MASS TIMBER HOSPITALITY STUDIO

FAY JONES SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS 2025 ALLISON CAIN

HERITAGE HOTEL: “BIKE-IN + BIKE-OUT” Completed 4th Year, Fall 2024 - Group Project with Stephanie Selakovich and Julia David 1

Heritage Hotel reflects the harmonious relationship between Fayetteville’s unique history and the outdoors, creating a vibrant and uplifting space for travelers. This hotel isn’t just a place to stay; it instills a sense of community within its visitors, encouraging engagement and adventure in a setting connected to nature. Come and discover a lively place where the beauty of the environment seamlessly connects with the native history of Fayetteville.

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CONCEPT: MASSING, COMMUNITY, & HERITAGE WITH THE NEIGHBORHOOD 1 CONNECT

THE COMMUNITY 2 INVITE

Located at the intersection of a neighborhood and a commercial area, the hotel’s design balances a welcoming presence for nearby homes while leveraging its prime location near College Avenue.

Individuals beyond hotel guests are encouraged to use the various spaces the hotel provides. The objective of the Heritage Hotel is to create a village-like atmosphere that is bright and inviting for all.

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CREATE VERSATILE AMENITIES

The Heritage Hotel's design, inspired by its proximity to Fayetteville’s Greenway, emphasizes lush green spaces, outdoor socialization, and circulation for pedestrians and cyclists.

To foster vibrant community engagement and a sense of belonging, the Heritage Hotel offers versatile amenities designed to appeal to a diverse audience.

NATIVE PLANTS/ NATURAL STONE

WOVEN TEXTILES/ BASKETWEAVING

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HANDMADE POTTERY/CERAMICS

FAYETTEVILLE CITY FOUNDING

ACTIVATE FLOW & GREEN SPACE

WILSON PARK HISTORIC DISTRICT

NEARBY HISTORIC HOUSING

COMMON FAYETTEVILLE HOUSING MATERIALITY

BIKING/LOCAL TRAILS

NATURE/PARKS & GREEN SPACE

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CIRCULATION

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ECOSYSTEMS

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GUEST AMENITIES

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LOBBY BAR

BIKE N’ BAKE

SUMMIT & STREAM

TRAILSIDE SPIRITS

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1ST + 2ND FLOOR

2ND FLOOR

3RD FLOOR

Handcrafted alcoholic beverages and specialty coffee Engaging monthly social events open to all, cultivating connection and community

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Biking-focused retail, coffee shop and bakery, and cycling studio Spin classes available for both guests and the public

INTERIOR MATERIALS The Heritage Hotel’s design blends natural materials with Fayetteville’s Native history, creating a welcoming space that reflects the area’s past and character. Materials like natural stone, woven textiles, and terracotta create a distinct connection to the Ozark Plateau’s rugged terrain and historical craftsmanship. These materials are also sustainable and durable, ensuring the design is built to last. The color palette is inspired by the historic housing in the area, featuring rich greens, earthy reds, and neutrals that reflect the nearby neighborhood homes and surrounding nature. This thoughtful selection of materials and colors celebrates Fayetteville’s cultural and environmental aspects, creating a space that feels authentic and rooted in its unique heritage.

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Native-themed fine dining restaurant Private dining accommodating up to 16 guests, perfect for intimate gatherings and special occasions

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Upscale outdoor bar and lounge providing a space to relax and unwind Appetizers and handcrafted alcoholic beverages

LOBBY, LOUNGE, + MAIN BAR

OTHER AMENITIES: • Dog Wash, Bike Wash, Guest Laundry, Bike Lockers

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GALLERY & EVENT

WORK/STUDY DECK

YOGA DECK

ON-SITE BIKE PATH

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7TH FLOOR

6TH FLOOR

1ST FLOOR

Reservable event space accommodating up to 100 people Art gallery featuring locally sourced works, open to both guests and the public

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Outdoor work deck equipped with charging outlets and a variety of seating options Indoor desk space provided with monitors and a printer

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Lockers and yoga mat storage Yoga classes offered for guests, held on an outdoor deck with lush green space and bench seating

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Bike path weaving through the structure, integrating cycling into the design A unique experience for cyclists, offering connection to the surrounding environment

GUESTROOMS + GUEST HALLS

TRAILSIDE SPIRITS OUTDOOR BAR

SUMMIT & STREAM RESTAURANT

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BIKE N’ BAKE RETAIL + COFFEE SHOP

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN NTS

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LEGEND 1. Valet 2. Check-In 3. Bag Storage 4. Front Office 5. Market Pantry 6. Men’s Restroom 7. Women’s Restroom 8. Bike Valet/Repair 9. Bike Wash Station 10. Pet Wash Station 11. Engineering/Maintenance 12. Janitor Closet 13. Main Bar 14. Lounge Area 15. Retail 16. Coffee Shop Seating 17. Outdoor Seating 18. Restroom 19. Gallery 20. Meeting Room #1 21. Meeting Room #2 22. Service Elevator Lobby

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23. Staff Lockers 24. Break Room 25. BOH Receiving/Holding 26. BOH Sending 27. Trash/Recycle 28. Staff Lounge 29. Banquet Storage 30. On-site Bike Path 31. Host Stand/Waiting 32. Main Dining 33. Wine Cellar

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34. Private Dining

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35. Bar

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36. Patio Dining 37. Restroom 38. Copy Room 39. Service Station 40. Private Office 41. Kitchen 42. Service Elevator Lobby

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43. Conference Room 44. Staff Restroom 45. Staff Open Office 46. Restaurant Garden 47. Guest Elevator Lobby 48. Janitor Closet 49. Hydrotherapy 50. Heated Cycling 51. Lockers/Towel Service 52. Area of Refuge 53. M.E.P. 54. Guest Laundry/Ice/Vending 55. Housekeeping/Linen Storage 56. Outdoor Bar 57. Yoga Supply/Water Station 58. Yoga Deck.

59. Computer/Print Room 60. Work/Study Deck

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN NTS

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LONGITUDINAL SECTION NTS

SITE CONTEXT The site is located at 18 Trenton Ave., constructed on a floodplain above a creek. The topography slopes downward into a semivalley in this area. An existing retaining wall on the north side of the building helps prevent water from flooding onto the site.

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SEVENTH FLOOR PLAN

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SIXTH FLOOR PLAN

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN NTS

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FOURTH & FIFTH FLOOR PLANS NTS

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WORK/STUDY DECK

LUXURY SUITE ADA ACCESSIBLE 980 SQ. FT • King Sized Bed • Queen Sized Pull-out Sofa • Curved Window Feature • Two Flat Screen TVs • Vanity Desk • Full Length Mirror • Built-in Storage • Hanging Storage • Linen Closet • Full Kitchen • Living Area • Coffee Station • Lockable Safe

YOGA DECK

DOUBLE QUEEN ADA AVAILABLE 420 SQ. FT • Two Queen Sized Beds • Flat Screen TV • Vanity Desk • Full Length Mirror • Built-in Storage • Hanging Storage • Window Seat • Mini Fridge • Microwave • Coffee Station • Lockable Safe

GUEST HALLWAY

PREMIUM KING ADA AVAILABLE 420 SQ. FT • King Sized Bed • Balcony • Flat Screen TV • Vanity Desk • Full Length Mirror • Built-in Storage • Hanging Storage • Window Seat • Mini Fridge • Microwave • Coffee Station • Lockable Safe

GUEST ELEVATOR LOBBY

SINGLE KING ADA AVAILABLE 310 SQ. FT • King Sized Bed • Flat Screen TV • Vanity Desk • Full Length Mirror • Built-in Storage • Hanging Storage • Window Seat • Mini Fridge • Microwave • Coffee Station • Lockable Safe

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ENTRANCE + VALET

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Upon arrival at the Heritage Hotel, guests are warmly greeted by valet staff who assist with their luggage, directing them to the baggage claim office.

Stepping through the front doors, they are welcomed into a lobby that features a lively bar and lounge area. At the check-in desk, guests receive their room and bike locker keys and make their way up to their accommodations for a delightful stay.

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The main bar at Heritage Hotel is a welcoming gathering spot where guests can enjoy classic drinks, coffee, and light refreshments while sharing conversation or unwinding before their evening events. Designed for inclusivity, the bar counter features a seamless curve into ADA-compliant bar height, ensuring accessibility for all guests. The ambiance is complemented by light music and television entertainment, creating a comfortable and inviting space for socialization.

LOBBY BAR

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COFFEE COUNTER + RETAIL DISPLAY Cycling class passes ses are available for both guests and the public, offered at an affordable price rice

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BAR SEATING

Bicycle focused retail display to align with hotel concept and nature aspects

LOUNGE SEATING

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LOCKERS + TOWEL SERVICE

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Hydrotherapy massage room with included lockers and towel service

SPIN ROOM

Variety of seating options, welcoming both hotel guests and members of the nearby neighborhood to work or socialize

SPIN ROOM

BRANDING

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TRAILSIDE SPIRITS BAR SEATING

TRAILSIDE SPIRITS BAR ELEVATION

TRAILSIDE SPIRITS LOUNGE

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SUMMIT AND STREAM HOST STAND

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Custom Built Wine Cellar Racks

SUMMIT AND STREAM SEATING

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STRUCTURE + FACADE L8 75' - 0"

L7 65' - 0"

L6 55' - 0"

L5 45' - 0"

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WALL SECTION

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STRUCTURE DIAGRAM

STRUCTURAL BAY DIAGRAM

Carpet Gypcrete Topping Slab Acoustic Mat CLT Slab Beam Hanger

Attachment Mount Mass Timber Facade

Wood Screw Glulam Beam Hex Bolt

2 x 6 Stud Wall Wood Siding Clip Furring Sheathing

Beam Bearing Plate Glulam Beam Column Gypsum Board Batt Insulation

WALL TO FLOOR DETAIL

BEAM TO COLUMN DETAIL

Column

Hex Bolt

Floor Finish Acoustic Mat Concrete Slab Vapor Barrier Rigid Insulation Gravel Layer

Glass Curtain Wall Frame

Concrete Foundation Wall

Adjustable Standoff Base

CLT Slab

Concrete Footing Machine Bolt

COLUMN TO FLOOR DETAIL

FOUNDATION DETAIL

SOUTH ELEVATION

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THANK YOU!

ALLISON CAIN - 4TH YEAR INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN STUDENT JULIA DAVID - 5TH YEAR ARCHITECTURE STUDENT STEPHANIE SELAKOVICH - MASTERS HOSPITALITY DESIGN STUDENT