Marriott Design Standards Module 14 Page

Stringent limits on travel distances from guestrooms to fire-rated stair enclosures, often strictly limiting the distance to an exit (typically in some variations of the standard). Signage: High-visibility, illuminated exit signage.

: Guestrooms typically utilize quick-response or residential sprinkler heads to suppress fire growth rapidly and control toxic smoke.

Marriott’s Module 14 is widely considered the "heart" of the brand design standards. While earlier modules deal with structural integrity, MEP systems, and life safety, Module 14 dictates the guest experience through aesthetics, functionality, and materiality. It serves as the definitive rulebook for translating a brand’s DNA—whether it is the minimalist Westin or the boutique Moxy—into physical reality. marriott design standards module 14

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– Requirements for automatic sprinkler systems (NFPA 13), water mist systems, and protection for high-risk areas like utility spaces and loading docks. Principle 3: Fire Alarm System Stringent limits on travel distances from guestrooms to

Module 14 typically requires complete sprinkler coverage throughout the entire hotel property, including guestrooms, corridors, back-of-house areas, and storage spaces.

The standards contained within Module 14 are mandatory for all Marriott International brands across owned, managed, and franchised properties. This rigorous approach underscores the company's philosophy that a reputation for world-class service is fundamentally built on an unshakeable foundation of safety. Marriott’s Module 14 is widely considered the "heart"

: Standardizes how elevators behave during a fire alarm to prevent guests from being trapped or transported to a fire floor. Building Contents