Hotels & Hospitality — Interiors, Facade and Services
Hospitality interiors cover guest rooms, public areas and back-of-house for hotels and serviced apartments, together with their facades and MEP. Guest areas need premium, durable finishes, services must be quiet and reliable, and back-of-house has to support the way the hotel runs.
By Dhruv Agarwal · · 1 min read
What hospitality clients need
Hotels and serviced apartments are judged by guests at arm's length and run by staff behind the scenes. That means premium, durable finishes in guest areas, back-of-house that supports operations, services that are quiet and reliable, and — on renovations — a method that keeps the property trading.
What we deliver for hospitality
| Scope | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Luxury & hospitality interiors | Lobbies, guest rooms, F&B, back of house |
| Curtain wall & glazing | New-build and extensions |
| Aluminium doors & windows | Guest room fenestration |
| Firefighting | Hotel occupancy requirements |
| HVAC | Guest comfort and quiet operation |
Facade leadership experience
Our Director – Facade, Akhilesh Kumar Singh (25+ years in facade engineering), has led delivery on projects including:
| Project | Scope |
|---|---|
| Broadway Service Apartment, Dwarka Expressway, Gurugram | Curtain wall glazing and aluminium doors & windows, 10,550 sq. m. |
Why Hagerstone for hospitality
Hospitality leadership — a Director of Operations with 16+ years in hospitality interiors — plus in-house joinery and a facade team, so bespoke interiors and the building envelope are delivered by one organisation.
Standards referenced
Hotel occupancy fire and life safety under NBC 2016, Part 4.
Standards referenced
- NBC 2016, Part 4 — Fire and life safety — residential (hotel) occupancy (Bureau of Indian Standards)
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