Trans RINA, Vol 157, Part C1, Intl J Marine Design, Jan - Dec 2015
The details of the fore decks are shown in Figure 8, where the lower deck has seating and a golf driving range. The next deck has two Jacuzzis, seating areas and an extensive bar area which is shaded. A stairwell leads to the next deck where a skeletal deck structure styled on the motif of the Beijing Bird's Nest Stadium is glass floored. The structure is edge lit in the evening to give a glowing effect to the deck structure. This engages guests in the spectacularization of the conquest of landscape, with the accentuate sense of height from the glowing transparent deck combined with the panoramic view, which leads the guest along the vessel to the open rear deck area shown in Figure 6.
The GA is shown in Figure 9, where the bathing platform and jet-ski storage area is shown in the inside of the hulls. Above this is the lower deck, which has a night bar lounge at the bow with a large forward facing window. This is flanked on either side by 18 double rooms for residential members. These are staggered and edge lit to break up the hall space into a geometric light feature. Aft of the night bar lounge is the stairwell to the main deck, located in the middle of the rooms. Aft of the rooms on the centreline of the underwater observation room, flanked on both sides by davit crane launch and storage areas. Where tender and submarine are stored port and starboard respectively. Aft of this is the crew accommodation for 28 crew in double rooms, laundry and storage areas. This is followed by a garage for eight luxury cars in an A60 rated garage space. These can be driven off the vessel using a retractable gangway when the vessel is moored stern to. The cars would be bespoke models
designed for the private membership club members to use as part of their stay.
On the main deck at the bow there is an exterior shaded lounge area with a golf driving range. Aft of this there is a smoking room, lounge area and a club wine cellar. These are flanked on the port and starboard by a casino and Mah-jong area, which have panoramic views. Aft of the lounge is a bar and the galley. Aft of this the atrium stairwell and banquet hall. Aft of which is the retractable door to the height adjustable stage in the theatre/ballroom adaptable space. This adaptable space is flanked by a Karaoke area and bar area on the port and starboard respectively. Aft of which is the open transom deck area and stairwell by which guests enter.
The upper deck has two Jacuzzis outside dining and a bar in the bow area. Aft of which is a gallery and seating around the mezzanine area of the banquet hall. Aft of which corridors lead to the VIP lounge area of the theatre/ ball room space. There is a large shopping boutique either side of the corridor with stairwell down to the main deck. The bridge deck has two message rooms and a gym in the fore part of the deck. There is a spa area and bar in the aft area of the deck, which are directly under the faceted diamond inspired roof.
6. INTERIOR DESIGN
The key interior design areas will now be discussed. They
have been consideration of developed through Including a detailed review of
architectural projects in China. 6.1 BANQUET HALL
The banquet hall has been designed according to the principles of Feng Shui and influenced by contemporary interior design trends within China, shown in Figure 10- 13. This is reflected in the use of circular tables, circular lighting arrays and the inclusion of natural features by way of the trees within display areas. The use of high backed chairs is inspired by traditional furniture. The spectacularization feature of this space in the balcony open elevator which lowers VIPs to the banquet hall during the reception activity of the evening.
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Figure 10: View from port side of banquet hall
Figure 11: View near centre of banquet hall
Figure 12: View from starboard side balcony of banquet hall
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