The Hotel at the University of Maryland is a LEED Gold Certified, AAA Four Diamond hotel. This premier project was a combined effort involving skilled architects, talented designers, and a great construction team. Working with Faik Tugberk, AIA and the Architects Collaborative Incorporated, Tatyana coordinated interior architecture and design, she conducted regular meetings with construction managers and owner representatives, contributing to the final construction set. Tatyana also worked on the hotel’s interior design, developing 3D models of the hotel’s public spaces and implementing solutions that adapted and improved the concept originally developed by the award-winning full-service design firm RD Jones & Associates.
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Hotel at University
Design in Details
The Hotel at the University of Maryland was designed with sustainability as a primary focus, and has been certified as a LEED Gold building by the USGBC. The end result is a more resource-efficient and environmentally conscious hotel building and site. The Hotel at the University of Maryland was designed to be comfortable and convenient for all guests. For those in need of special accommodations, the following list of features were designed to help make The Hotel’s myriad amenities accessible to all. The Hotel offers 297 guest rooms featuring Evolve lighting control.
