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SPA Design

Designing a SPA is a responsible and complex process, especially when it comes to creating public areas. A successful project requires the work of a whole team of specialists, including an architect. The SPA zone includes not only rooms for rest and relaxation but also important auxiliary rooms: showers, changing rooms, toilets, and technical rooms. Fire exits, entrance areas, and reception zones must also be considered.

Main Elements of SPA Zones

Modern SPAs can include various treatments and can be classified by different types of amenities. Small and medium-sized SPA zones often include water treatments such as:

• Pools
• Jacuzzis with hydromassage
• Cold and hot baths
• Salt baths
• Kneipp baths with cold and hot water
• Various types of showers and buckets

In addition to water treatments, warm rooms are popular:

• Saunas (Finnish, infrared)
• Hammams
• Roman steam rooms
• Russian baths
• Cryosaunas
• Foam steam rooms
• Tyrolean and herbal saunas
• Salt rooms

Auxiliary rooms such as solariums, massage and manicure rooms, a fitness bar, and a healthy food kitchen are also in demand. Ideally, SPA zones should be combined with gyms and swimming pools.

Categories of SPA Zones

SPA zones can be of different categories, and the composition of rooms varies depending on the purpose. For example, beauty zones and hair salons can be added in hotels. Rehabilitation and health institutions often include therapeutic baths and specific treatments, such as mud baths.

Professional Design

When designing a SPA zone, it is crucial that all elements are designed by specialists, ensuring the proper distribution of people flow and convenient access to services and treatments. All technical aspects, including the management of steam rooms, water baths, ventilation, and communications, must be considered.