Passengers waiting in a seaport terminal often endure various discomforts and complaints, making it challenging to stay without temporary shelter and secure places to meet their needs and find comfort. Unfortunately, there are only limited terminals in our country that are dedicated to providing facilities catering to passengers’ needs.
As a solution to the aforementioned issues, a more advanced seaport terminal is proposed. This terminal would incorporate both hotel and harbor facilities, utilizing neural investigation techniques for the design of both. It would aim to meet the needs of passengers while they stay at the seaport terminal, making it a valuable asset. The design of this comprehensive facility aims to address the majority of problems faced by seaport terminals, benefiting both passengers and staff.
The project’s unique feature lies in its distinction from other harbor facilities due to its combination of two facilities into one, creating a more challenging environment. The integration of hotel and harbor design was chosen for several reasons. Firstly, the users of this facility will readily adapt to its new and comfortable environment as it is both implacable and absolute.
Additionally, conducting a neural study for hotel and harbor design facilities has the potential to cater to the essential needs of individuals while at a seaport terminal. Furthermore, it has the capability to partially fulfill our inherent human desires, preferences, and recreational activities. Incorporating this innovative concept will result in substantial enhancements in designing such facilities, with a specific emphasis on maximizing comfort for the intended users during instances of trip delays.
Research Goal: The objective of this study is to propose a neural study on the concept of “Hotel and Harbor Design.” The aim is to create a comfortable environment for both seaport terminal passengers and hotel guests, allowing the guests to make the most of their time during their stay.
Research Objectives:
- To incorporate structures to be built to support the function and needs of the combined facility.
- To make use of ‘providing comfort’ as a basis of the design.
- To establish a neural study on hotel and harbor design facilities.
