Center for Sleep and Recovery
Client: Hankins / Location: Eastern, Oregon / Building Type: Health
The Center for Sleep and Recovery is a space where visitors pursue health and growth. In pursuit of this goal, the design centered around nature and details encouraging individuals to invigorate both their bodies and minds.
Individual Research/Process
Familiarity in layout and flow of the space
There is a term called “first night effect” which is sleeping less due to the new environment.
Well thought out amenities
India Five Stars Hotels adapted a “Heavenly Bed” approach. It is where different turn-down services are offered to their guests.
Color Scheme
Scandinavian design is not only white washed walls and furniture, it includes a pallet of colors pulled from nature.
Kitchen/Dining
Demonstrating all familiar kitchen layouts and showing different seating options for large groups.
Library
The configurations of this space provide areas of retreat and access to the internet.
Lobby
Due to the buildings’ nature of being asleep center, there was a desire to be more discreet with the lobby entrance.
Main Building
The main building is 4,910 in square footage and includes eleven different spaces. Two initial plans were provided to the client during the final proposal. After the client gave feedback before adapting them both to a single, merged idea.
Resident Rooms
There are two buildings for residents, one for short term stay and the other for long term stay. All resident rooms are equipped with a bed, dresser and private bathroom to ensure uninterrupted sleep.
Construction Document Set
This is the full set of construction documents. The Sleep Center and Recovery is a campus-style building layout. In the documents you can find detailed information for each building. The information included is dimensions, furniture layouts, lighting, power and communications. The project is in collaboration with Rianna C. and Kayla N.
