Hotels and Resorts
Hotel and Resort Outdoor Spaces
Loft Six Four designs outdoor space for hotels and for apartment buildings planned around a resort-style pool. The hotel work on this site is the Residence Inn by Marriott rooftop in downtown Boise, completed in 2017, and the Element Hotel concept in Moab, Utah. The resort-style work is in Utah: The Grandeur in Holladay, Parc on 5th in American Fork, and Post House in Salt Lake City.
5,700Sq ft hotel rooftop, Boise
2017Residence Inn completed
MoabElement Hotel concept
2024The Grandeur opened
01Residence Inn is built. Element Hotel is a concept.
Residence Inn by Marriott in downtown Boise is a 5,700 sq ft rooftop amenity, completed in 2017 with Pennbridge Lodging and The Richardson Design Partnership. Element Hotel in Moab is a concept with The Richardson Design Partnership and Ensign Hospitality: a pool and spa at the center, with a grill station and ping pong alongside. The Moab images are concept renders.
02Resort-style pools, at home.
Three Utah apartment projects were planned around a resort-style pool. The Grandeur in Holladay has a resort-style pool and infinity spa on its podium, open year-round, with cabanas and Mount Olympus behind them. Parc on 5th in American Fork was built around resort-style living. Post House in Salt Lake City has resort-style pools on its podium. Elysium in Reno is a multifamily concept with a resort pool courtyard. All four are apartment projects.
03What’s published for St. George and Park City.
Neither city has a hotel or resort case study on this site. In St. George, Loft Six Four’s work is the Dixie Tech campus at Tech Ridge, a CTE high school courtyard concept, and two luxury home concepts, Akoya Pearl and Setting Sun. In Park City it is two luxury home concepts, Park City Residence and White Pine Canyon. The Utah hotel on the site is the Element Hotel concept in Moab. Residence Inn in Boise and Elysium in Reno are outside Utah. The studio is in Sandy.
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Does Loft Six Four design outdoor spaces for hotels?
Yes. Loft Six Four designed the 5,700 sq ft rooftop amenity at Residence Inn by Marriott in downtown Boise, completed in 2017 with Pennbridge Lodging and The Richardson Design Partnership. Element Hotel in Moab, Utah, is a concept for a pool, spa, grill station, and ping pong, with The Richardson Design Partnership and Ensign Hospitality. The Element Hotel images are concept renders, not photographs.
Which projects are hotels, and which are resort-style apartments?
Residence Inn in Boise and Element Hotel in Moab are the hotel projects. The resort-style projects are apartment buildings: The Grandeur in Holladay, Utah, a podium pool terrace that opened in October 2024; Parc on 5th in American Fork, built around a resort-style pool; and Post House in Salt Lake City, with resort-style pools on its podium. Elysium in Reno is a multifamily concept with a resort pool courtyard.
Does Loft Six Four design resort outdoor spaces in St. George or Park City?
Not as a published hotel or resort project. Loft Six Four’s St. George work on this site is the Dixie Tech campus at Tech Ridge, a CTE high school courtyard concept, and two luxury home concepts, Akoya Pearl on the lagoon and Setting Sun. Its Park City work is two luxury home concepts, Park City Residence and White Pine Canyon. The Utah hotel project is the Element Hotel concept in Moab, and the resort-style work near Salt Lake City is Post House and The Grandeur in Holladay. The studio is in Sandy, Utah.
What does a hotel outdoor space include?
In Loft Six Four’s published hotel work, it is a rooftop amenity or a pool and spa amenity. Residence Inn in Boise is a 5,700 sq ft rooftop amenity on a downtown hotel. The Element Hotel concept in Moab puts a pool and spa at the center with a grill station and ping pong alongside. The site does not publish a standard hotel program, fee, or timeline.