Interior Space Sample Clauses

Interior Space. Employees in a work unit may request to be relocated to a vacant interior work space in the work unit. All such requests must be supported by a justification. If the Employer denies the request, the Union will be notified.
Sample 1
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Interior Space. The interior design of the building will be generated in such a way as to blend the building's historic charm and design features with modern amenities. The main floor (which is the front sidewalk level floor) will serve as the primary entry point. welcoming guests into the space previously known as the "Splendid Cafe," A coffee bar will be located along the west wall, open to both hotel guests and the general public. The Developer agrees to use its best efforts to preserve and integrate the existing landscape mural, to become a focal point in the coffee bar. The front and central areas of the main floor, which will face the parking area, shall be transformed into flexible lounges and meeting spaces. These areas will be designed to accommodate a variety of uses, from casual guest relaxation to small gatherings and meetings, ensuring that the space remains dynamic and functional. At least five hotel guest rooms will be located on this level, including handicap-accessible rooms. In order to maximize the existing building's historical authenticity, the Developer will make extensive use of the original materials. By way of example, existing wood floors, brick exterior walls, and other structural elements will be exposed and carefully restored where possible. A hospitality-focused interior design firm will be engaged by the Developer to ensure that the space delivers both aesthetic appeal and guest comfort. The upper floor will feature up to 10 guest rooms, with varying room types to accommodate different customer segments and needs, ensuring flexibility for a variety of guests and guest needs, including leisure and business travelers, as well as families. In addition, the upper floor will include a common gathering area designed and maintained exclusively for the use of upper- floor guests. The upper floor will be designed so as to enable the renting of the entire upper floor to small groups and group bookings. The basement space of the building will be designed so as to serve multiple essential hotel and other revenue-generating functions. The basement space shall feature a secondary guest entry foyer, providing access for overnight guests. In addition, the basement will house back-of-house facilities, including a central laundry area to serve hotel operations efficiently. Other possible, but not required, potential features may include guest entertainment areas, such as a game room or private lounge, as well as a small spa with treatment rooms. A conceptual ...
Sample 1

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