Project Details
- Project Name
- Hotel Boulderado
- Project Types
- Hospitality
- Project Scope
- Preservation/Restoration
- Size
- 13,906 sq. feet
- Year Completed
- 2017
- Shared by
- Rowland+Broughton Architecture Urban Design Interior Design
- Team
-
Sarah Broughton, AIA, Principal
Jayna Kline Barber, NCIDQ, ASID, IIDA, Senior Interior Designer
Chelsea Lawrence, NCIDQ, Interior Designer
Amanda Christianson, AIA, LEED AP, Project Manager
Indra Tjaja, Senior Project Architect
- Project Status
- Built
- Room or Space
-
Entryway ,Other ,Specialty Room
- Style
- Historic
Project Description
The renovation of the historic Hotel Boulderado, built in 1909, preserves its historic legacy, while adding qualities that today’s guests expect in a boutique hotel. The new experience begins with a custom awning and freshly painted trim. Stepping into the lobby, function was improved by relocating the front desk to better accommodate a large living room with seating for food and beverage service. The historic mosaic tile floor and fireplace were resurrected and restored.
The design focus for the new living room seating was to bring more activity into the historic, double-height atrium space. The furniture and fixtures were thoughtfully selected with contemporary palettes and fabrics to be contextual and respective for this very unique space. The design process for the arrival experience was stitched through the mezzanine above, guest corridors and guest rooms. Lighter, brighter finishes and artwork from the Boulder area were carefully curated to create a classic, trim, dapper look that harmonizes with the historic backdrop of the hotel.