Yotel Hotel, NYC. 670 room hotel. View of front façade.

Doh Yo raised platform. This platform consists of three 18’ long corian topped tables with medical grade lift columns supporting. When not being used for serving, the computer controlled tables lower and recess into the platform for performances and nightly dancing.

Doh Yo platform was engineered utilizing steel structural beams, and clad in a figured white oak. Recessed squash court door pulls line the flush storage lockers along aside each table, for cushions etc.

ISO view of Doh Yo platform with tables raised.

View of premium Yotel suite. Chatboard mirror can be viewed. This mirror has been demirrored in the purple area and backed with metal to function as a magnetic and dry erase marker board.

View of integrated bed desk area. DKDI supplied the custom gas charged desk chairs.

DKDI provided custom designed and fabricated solid surface sinks and stainless steel sink pedestals.

DKDI designed, fabricated and supplied custom FRP shower wall panels with the Yotel signature embossed lozenge shape.

DKDI designed, engineered and fabricated the Yotel rotating beds for the Presidential Suites.

Alternate rotating bed view.

Mixed use system wall engineered to house many amenities typically found in a hotel suite. The concept is based on a “POD” style hotel, so space is very limited. Dubbed the “technowall” it featured FRP construction with a bamboo surface facia, and integrated lighting.

View of Technowall integrated desk and flip out light.

Image of version I, computer controlled articulating motion bed. Converts from a sofa position, to lounge and finally flat to bed. This shot is of the 1st position as sofa. Hinged materess is not shown during this beta test run.

Motion bed shown in lounge position.

Motion bed shown in flat sleeping position.

Version II, and final version of motion bed engineered by DKDI. Articulation was simplified to simply retract with a single hinge point to allow easy passage in the small cabin rooms when not sleeping.