Two-Block Layout
The facility is designed with a two-block architectural layout that enables the organised distribution of accommodation and communal functions.
Thermal Tourism Investment
The Karura Thermal Hotel Construction Project is a comprehensive thermal tourism investment planned across a total area of 14,218 m², comprising two blocks with a capacity of 146 rooms and 300 beds.
The project encompasses accommodation units, thermal facilities, communal areas, technical spaces and support services within an integrated facility layout. Architectural functionality, guest comfort, structural safety, energy efficiency and long-term operational requirements constitute the core components of the project approach.
Project Scope
Karura Thermal Hotel has been planned in accordance with architectural, structural and technical solutions that ensure the harmonious operation of its various functional areas.
The facility is designed with a two-block architectural layout that enables the organised distribution of accommodation and communal functions.
Planned with a total capacity of 146 rooms and 300 beds, the accommodation units are arranged with due consideration for guest comfort, functional circulation and the efficient delivery of service operations.
Areas designated for the use of the thermal resource are planned with hygienic, safe and comfortable spatial solutions that support health, relaxation and rejuvenation.
Reception, relaxation, food and beverage, and social areas are considered within an integrated spatial organisation that enhances the guest experience throughout the facility.
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, fire safety and automation systems are designed in accordance with the facility’s capacity and uninterrupted operational requirements.
The relationship between the buildings and their surroundings is evaluated together with outdoor uses, pedestrian circulation, access arrangements and landscaping decisions to create a high-quality facility environment.
Integrated Approach
The success of a high-quality thermal hotel investment depends on the integration of architectural design, thermal systems, accommodation comfort, technical infrastructure and operational requirements within a unified project approach.
In the Karura Thermal Hotel project, the functional relationships between the facility’s various areas are addressed together with the technical criteria required for construction and operation. This approach supports the development of the investment as a safe, efficient and long-lasting facility.