Interesting use of space. We could do a lot with the room if the bed could be moved towards the ceiling and things like that. When you think about it 3 dimensionally, there is a lot of wasted space in rooms towards the top half.

I would love you guys to keep imagining on how to better utilize the top half of a hotel room, almost everything in the room is in the bottom half. Basically there's perhaps a few lights, maybe a sprinkler, a peephole and a smoke alarm and a mirror and showerhead in the top half of a hotel. That's it.

I am not convinced if I feel confortable in this room! Even 10 years from now!

It's a good thing to try using the space of the room at it's maximum, I would suggest to push that foreword, and try as well to show things like info screen and stuff without writing them (to be self explanatory) We all expect that a gadget will allow you to order the menu, change lights/ temperature...etc.. Try to express with your renderings the function that the object might have...sometimes it's enough just a simple gesture, a shutline/a detail to understand a probable secondary or 3rd function. Here is a nice example of modular furniture http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wp6mG7YrnHQ&feature=share Good luck!

Does anyone (over the age of 12) enjoy sleeping in a bunk bed?
Looking forward to an update :)

I like the minimalist, space-saving approach. I think you need to find a solution that necessitates only one screen; the idea of sitting at the bench and not being able to utilize the larger screen (due to its positioning) strikes me as odd.

Is Marriott planning to open hotel in Bagram Military Base ;)

cheers

nice idea. A bit underrated!