April 23, 2021
Southlake, TX—April 23, 2021—Delta Hotels by Marriott Dallas Southlake has opened to the public in Southlake, Texas, and is one of the first ground-up Delta hotels in the US. Merriman Anderson Architects (MAA) is the architect and interior designer for the hotel, which features six stories, 240 guest rooms and suites, 10,000 square feet of meeting space, an outdoor pool and patio, a full-service restaurant and bar, and a convenient coffee shop.
MAA implemented a modern design throughout the hotel, with a warm blend of limestone, metals, and stucco for the architecture, setting the tone for the rest of the master plan. The design is inspired by the explorer’s original exploration of the land now known as Southlake, Texas. Every material, space, and concept throughout the hotel’s design features the explorer’s original journey through a thick, dense forest among the starry night sky.
Through thoughtful design and intricate details, the interior design gives a sense of the surrounding geography, rich history, innovative advancements, and sense of community Southlake offers.
Refined materiality, natural forms, and streamlined furnishings provide an elevated guest experience. Staying true to Delta’s philosophy of “the bare maximum,” every space offers aesthetically pleasing visual interest and is seamlessly functional—simple made perfect. The hotel’s full-service restaurant and bar feature a sophisticated design with eye-catching displays to create a smart and casual atmosphere while portraying Southlake’s deep roots.
“The new hotel provides modern, high-tech meeting spaces as well as interior comfort for guests traveling for business and leisure,” says Milton Anderson, President of Merriman Anderson/Architects. The design we implemented is meant to represent the history of Southlake and the surrounding areas while providing a simple yet sophisticated space inside.”
As part of a mixed-use development in Southlake that will feature office and retail, the Delta Hotels by Marriott Dallas Southlake sits at the southeast corner of White Chapel and 114 in Southlake and is a center point of the development.
MAA provided architecture, interior design, FF&E Design, master planning, and visualization services for the project. RREAF Holdings is the developer, and Hill & Wilkinson is the general contractor.