Interior Hotel Artemis, Plan. The two suites, indicated, had to change over to become four different rooms. Those were drawn separately. The game room was drawn by another Set Designer. Modeled in SketchUp, Drawn in Layout.

Interior Hotel Artemis, Elevations and Sections. Modeled in SketchUp, Drawn in Layout.

Interior Hotel Artemis, Elevator Detail. We used two elevator cars, one was complete for interior shots and the other was just backup walls for exterior shots with the door open. Modeled in SketchUp, Drawn in Layout.

Hotel Artemis, Elevator Lobby, Working Set. View of the security gate, from the main lobby.

Hotel Artemis, Elevator Lobby, Working Set. View from the main lobby to the Game Room.

Hotel Artemis, Elevator Lobby, Working Set. Typical Hallway.

Interior Hotel Artemis. Typical Room. We made two identical rooms, that could both be redressed as four different rooms. This way characters could exit one room and do a walk and talk to another room as a continuous shot.

Interior Hotel Artemis, Working set. Typical room's surgical suite. Room dressed as the "Honolulu" suite (note the palms in the background). The openwork divider around the entry and the bathroom tile could be changed to match the room's theme.

Interior Hotel Artemis, Working set. Same room dressed as the "Nice" (as in the French City) suite. Our supervising Art Director conceived and painted the murals which were printed on canvas and could be remounted to change the set over.

Interior Hotel Artemis. Typical Bathroom. The bathroom tile details had to change colors with the room's theme. We made removable borders and "Flower" insets in the tile that could change over to match a room's theme.

Interior Hotel Artemis, Working set. Typical room's bathroom. Dressed as the "Honolulu" suite. the room was designed to appear as though the bathroom wall had been ripped out and fitted with scrub sinks and autoclaves.

Interior Hotel Artemis, Working set. Typical room's bathroom. Mirror detail. No, that is not me in the mirror's reflection. That was one of our art directors. She is a very talented person with a much better fashion sense than mine.

Interior Hotel Artemis. Typical suite's door and security lock. All the doors had armored security locks. I was given a free hand in designing the tech for the show. Modeled in SketchUp and drawn in Layout.

Interior Hotel Artemis, Working set. Typical suite's door. I designed the locks to be made from wood and plastic as cast metal, but the SFX shop made them out of water-jet cut aluminum. Nice look, but the edges were sharper than intended.

Interior Hotel Artemis, Working set. Typical suite's door; lock detail. those deadbolts and the do-hickeys behind the glass were practical SFX units since thy had to work on camera.

Interior Hotel Artemis. Elevator lobby security gate detail. This had to operate on camera, SFX had to blow it up, and a mob had to storm it with a battering ram. Oh, and it had to look 'cool'. before, during, and after. Sure, easy, all in a day's work...

Interior Hotel Artemis. Elevator lobby security gate details. these were the working gates and all the bits and pieces that had to attach to them.

Interior Hotel Artemis. Elevator lobby security gate SFX and stunt action breakdown. There were arguments over which department paid for what. This was intended to sort them out.

Interior Hotel Artemis. Elevator lobby security gate. Working set. Sorry this is a bit dim, it was taken just before we shot and it was a dim set. I punched the exposure as much as I dared.