Watson's Regency Resort

NOTE: The end wall, bisected by the ductwork, is the primary focus wall for the main mural scheme. We discussed marine life, perhaps a tortoise or a dolphin, free swimming in the water. I may also pursue a mermaid for this area. The treatment of the duct itself will be explored.

Details of the existing mural

Lower level near restrooms

NOTES: We discussed imagery on these walls reflecting the Atlantic Ocean bottom as a diver might encounter it. The concept would be to give the viewer the impression of being "underwater". As I develop the design I will keep in mind that the signage will be removed. We did not discuss the location of the "life-saving" equipment but I will assume it will stay in it's current location. I suggested in our phone conversation that the client explore improvements to the lighting in this space.

NOTE: I envision this to be the primary feature wall of the mural on this level. It is visible from the adjoining hallway. Once the signage has been removed it will have the greatest surface area.

This would be the secondary wall for imagery on this level. The wall is broken up by doorways and the life-saving stretcher and limits the space for complex imagery

The end wall of this stairway may be a place for a feature element, like a jellyfish or a mermaid.

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