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Follow on Google News | DLR Group repositions a local hotel into a DoubleTree by HiltonDLR Group focuses on The Lodge, known to be a home to many sports teams traveling to the University of Florida
By: DLR Group The decor blends classic southern art in a blend of bright painterly images of local birds, classic Southern landscapes, historic collegiate photos and fresh modern elements. It will also house a collection of locally sourced vintage art, as well as contemporary art geared towards the university and community. "It's always fun to work on a repositioning project," said DLR Group Hospitality Leader Staci Patton. "We want to elevate the current design to meet the new needs of the clientele and The Lodge is known by UF alumni but we want to take that a step further." The scope of work for this 3-story, 115,527 SF property includes 205 guestrooms, renovated public space and courtyard space, a Made Market, and an indoor/outdoor bar and refreshed guestrooms with new finishes and bathrooms and decor. Indoor courtyards allow guests to relax or play during the day and transform into an inviting outdoor area with custom lighting in the evening. About DLR Group Founded as an architecture and engineering firm, DLR Group celebrates 50 years in 2016. Today, DLR Group serves clients through the integrated delivery of planning, architecture, engineering, interiors, and building optimization for new construction, renovation, and adaptive reuse. Core areas of design expertise include Civic, Courts, Detention, Energy Services, Healthcare, Higher Education, Hospitality, K-12 Education, Retail, Sports, and Workplace. Our promise is to elevate the human experience through design. This promise inspires sustainable design for a diverse group of public and private sector clients; local communities; About CrossHarbor Capital Partners LLC CrossHarbor Capital Partners LLC (CrossHarbor) End
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