Sacramento, CA

This 5-story, 106,400 square-foot building is branded as a 146-key Marriott Element Hotel, designed to serve as an extended-stay hospitality option for the UC Davis Medical Center. The project incorporates adaptive reuse of an abandoned 1936 Coca-Cola bottling facility to support its public functions. The hotel will feature 166 surface parking stalls, food and beverage options, enlarged fitness and wellness spaces, meeting rooms, and an outdoor pool.

The new structure differentiates from the Mediterranean-style relic with a channel glass facade, providing a lightweight material transition and adding verticality to offset obscured floor plates. This glass feature, which provides privacy and a wayfinding guidepost, is a guest focal point. Completion is expected in 2027.

Renderings by NQS & Stanton Architecture