Spa Planning, Layout and Design General Observations on Spa Design Interior design should provide a residential not institutional feeling. A simple yet effective zone keying system should be installed A proper “signage” system should be installed for easy traffic flow All treatment areas should be as sound proof as possible Non-corrosive materials should be used in all high moisture areas (Vents, ducts, drains, ceiling & wall cover) Easy to clean moisture resistant materials should be used in all high moisture areas Consider using local materials and integrating cultural and artistic traditions

Phase I - Space Planning, Layout and Design Define the project. Determine Size, scope and programming for the project. Prepare preliminary layout. Assist in preparing preliminary project budget. Consult as required to complete preliminary space plan. Phase II - Final Space Planning, Layout and Design Complete final space plan to include electrical, lighting, plumbing, flooring and ceilings. Complete equipment plan including specifications and installation instructions. Assist in preparing detailed cost estimate. Consult with architect, contractor and others as required to complete final space plan. Phase III - Working Plans and Specifications Arrange for an architect, engineer and/or general contractor licensed in the state of location. Assist client with A & E and construction contract to obtain necessary permits and approvals. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT SALON AND SPA DESIGN CALL 423 773-3382 Return to home page