Concept deck - SOLANA Boutique Hotel

This template is for designers, architects, and students developing a boutique hotel concept within a commercial project. It suits presentations focused on the hotel’s vision, spatial experience, materials, and design direction, with an organized table of contents, annotated spatial diagrams, and a detailed FF&E schedule to support procurement and budgeting.

Open the template in Rayon, a browser-based CAD tool, and adapt its drawings, spatial annotations, and FF&E schedule to your boutique hotel project. Reuse the pre-configured blocks, styles, and layers to build your documentation, then present the sheets or export/print them using the included print settings.

This template presents the vision, spatial experience, materials, and design direction of a boutique hotel. Its content connects the overall concept with more detailed spatial and furnishing information. The table of contents, annotated diagrams, and FF&E schedule provide complementary ways to explain the proposed hotel experience and its design decisions.

The template includes a comprehensive table of contents for navigating the various project sections. This gives the presentation an organizational framework for its concept, spatial, material, and design-direction content. When adapting the deck, keep the contents aligned with the sections you retain or revise so readers can find the relevant project information.

The FF&E schedule includes itemized lists, pricing, and sourcing information to support procurement and budgeting. It adds a practical layer to the concept presentation by documenting furniture, fixtures, and equipment information. When adapting the template to another boutique hotel project, these entries should reflect that project’s selections, prices, and sources.

The annotated spatial diagrams provide keynote explanations and area breakdowns for specific suites or zones. They help communicate spatial information alongside the broader hotel concept, rather than relying on presentation narrative alone. These diagrams can support discussion of how particular areas contribute to the intended spatial experience and overall design direction.

The spatial diagrams explain specific suites or zones through keynotes and area breakdowns, while the FF&E schedule documents itemized selections, pricing, and sourcing. Together, they bring spatial and procurement information into the same boutique hotel presentation. When adapting the deck, review both so the furnishing information remains consistent with the spaces being presented.

The template includes a complete set of pre-configured blocks, styles, layers, and print settings to support professional project documentation. These elements provide a prepared documentation framework alongside the concept-deck content. They are distinct from the project-specific narrative, diagrams, and schedule entries, which should be reviewed when developing a presentation for a different hotel.

Review the vision, spatial experience, materials, and design direction so the presentation expresses the new hotel concept. Update the suite or zone annotations and area breakdowns, along with the FF&E lists, pricing, and sourcing information. The table of contents should also match the revised project sections, while the pre-configured documentation settings provide a starting framework.

Materials and design direction are part of the template’s stated concept-presentation scope, alongside the hotel vision and spatial experience. The included FF&E schedule adds itemized pricing and sourcing information, while annotated diagrams explain specific spatial areas. The description does not specify individual material selections, so those choices should be established for the hotel concept being presented.