This allows for grand, high-ceilinged lobbies and ballrooms without the need for intrusive central support columns. As the city expands toward areas like Partap Nagar and the bypass roads, the hotel structure is shifting toward a more international "box" style, yet it almost always retains a "skin" of local identity. These newer buildings use modern RCC (Reinforced Cement Concrete) frames which allow for faster construction and larger spans. However, they are frequently clad in thin slabs of Udaipur Green marble or pink sandstone to maintain the city's visual language. Priti Udaipur structural design of these newer hotels prioritizes efficiency, with centralized service cores containing elevators and plumbing, allowing the guest rooms to occupy the quietest parts of the building. Even in these modern interpretations, the influence of the "jarokha" or overhanging balcony remains. These are now often constructed as cantilevered concrete slabs, providing shade to the windows below and reducing the solar heat gain of the building, which is a crucial structural consideration for energy efficiency in the desert climate. The hospitality structures in Udaipur also have to account for the city's status as a major wedding destination.