Bangkok Architecture Department study has installed fabric undulating fins hanging from the ceiling of the lobby of the hotel in Pattaya, Thailand. Located on the 17th floor of a tower on the beach, the Hilton Pattaya The hotel lobby was designed to attract visitors to a central elevator to the windows and sea views beyond. Air conditioning makes the leaf tissue to influence and ripple through the roof.
The design of this article focuses on a billowing fabric installation inspired by the reflection of light in the ocean's surface in search of the eyes of divers. Guests exit the elevators will be seduced by the undulating movement over and drift forward toward the sea. Domain layers of fabric with air conditioning supplies that gives an illusion of a breeze that appears as an outdoor family feel to be out within a context of unknown. The space is bathed in natural light during the day. At night, some strips of sheer fabric from the top light up the presentation of a water wave effect and dramatically sophisticated casting a warm glow throughout the interior. This articulation of hundreds of curved lines of fabric, helped by a wall of mirror and a long strip of wooden wall with holes like caves, creates an illusion of space in the bar interminably long, but cozy interior.
