Courtyard By Marriott, DFW Completed

The interior renovations at the Courtyard by Marriott, Dallas/Fort Worth, in Irving, Texas have been finished.  Steve Hoegger & Associates, the contractor, substantially completed the building in May, 2011, after 3 months of construction.   We'd like to congratulate them on completing the project, and wish them well in the future.

From the HMS website:

HMS assisted Texas developers with the implementation of a new innovative lobby design and food and beverage concept, in order to create an open and comfortable, yet convenient and engaging space for guests to relax in the midst of travel stress.  The design team customized floor patterns and furniture details at the owner’s request outside of the brand standards, yet keeping the same feeling of the overall prototype.  The Marriott lobby brand prototype underwent significant modifications to engage guests in the public space.  These changes include demolition of a significant amount of walls to open the space, demolition of a dated coffered ceiling, and implementing a new curved bar concept with Starbucks coffee, breakfast and dinner options as well as new technology including a touch screen detailing local information.  The millwork package also drastically changes, replacing the reception design with new “welcome pods” for a more personal interaction between staff and guests, a “grab and go” store area, a communal table, media pods, a boarding pass station, a business center, and a coffee bar.  Within the courtyard exterior space, HMS created custom trellis components over the first floor guestroom terraces which were complimented by a large outdoor dining, seating and fireplace public area.  The overall look of the renovation gives the guest a relaxing space to retreat outside of their guestroom.

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