Thesis Project: Pulp

Thesis Project: Pulp by Ana Rovai

Author

Ana Rovai

Class

IDES 452 Interior Design Synthesis III

Concept Statement

Comic books are very entertaining and have different ways to communicate information and capture the attention of viewers. The different colors, shapes, sizes and themes create unique experiences and reactions for people of all ages. Through text and images these comic books have the capacity to embrace the culture and transform it into something relatable to the viewer. Not only does the comic book tell you a story, but it sets the tone for the entertainment to follow. The redesign of the Dossin Great Lakes Museum into “Pulp” will keep its informational atmosphere and incorporate the comic book design to create a magical experience for guests leading from their beds to having their breakfast at this Resort facility.

Site Description and Plan

This proposal is to develop an entertainment space that accommodates hotel, gallery space, activities and more to promote “Pulp” as a new national brand.

Philosophy

The goal of this redesign is to attract visitors to this exotic location and emerge in some unique adventure.

 

 

This rendered perspective by Ana Rovai features a view of the hotel room.

 

 

 

This rendered perspective by Ana Rovai features another view of the hotel room.

 

 

 

 

This rendered perspective by Ana Rovai features a view of the hotel hygiene room.

 

 

 

 

This rendered perspective by Ana Rovai features a view of the hotel hygiene room.

 

 

 

This rendered perspective by Ana Rovai features a view of the lobby.

 

 

 

 

This rendered perspective by Ana Rovai features a second view of the lobby.

 

 

 

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