Lodging 2.0 – How the Industry is Introducing Greater Functionality, Choice and Comfort in the Accommodation of Workers
Elio Cozzi
Director
Nomodic Modular Structures Inc.
Paul L’Heureux
Commercial Sales Manager
Apple Fitness Store Ltd.
Jim Hill
Vice President
Black Diamond Logistics
- How the remote housing sector is adopting new building materials, styles and bringing innovation to the market to make lodges more ‘liveable’
- How have camp bedrooms evolved to offer more personal space and home comforts?
- Are private bathrooms now the norm, or are we not there yet?
- The importance of managing fitness centre assets and innovations in order to maximize product lifespan:
- Facility design to maximize your space and meet necessary safety clearances to accommodate the peak hours of use before and after dinner service
- Creating an inviting environment for all fitness users
- Industry recommendations on the proper fit for “unsupervised” wellness centres to ensure there is no liability, WCB and safety issues
- Current market trends in camps for fitness and wellness programs
- The truth about hoteling:
- To what extent is this practice embraced by camp operators?
- How is the hoteling model impacting the design of new lodges, including showers, storage and waiting areas?
- Weighing the cost considerations of implementing hoteling designs earlier in the construction process than during later renovations