Las Vegas Office Update

It’s a wrap
Bob Marley Hope Road, Las Vegas
This immersive experience at Mandalay Bay takes guests through Bob Marley’s life with themed interiors and interactive exhibits. Archetype provided design-assist expertise, including CNC-manufactured replica speakers and faux finishes resembling real concert equipment. Kevin Wirsch, Jamie Mudd, Chris Wilson and Johnny Ierome wereinstrumental on the project.

Mockup for Mirage to Hard Rock Casino Conversion, Las Vegas
A 7,000-square-foot mockup showcased the future Hard Rock Casino design as it transitions from the Mirage. The life-size replica included gaming tables, lighting, framing and HVAC systems, giving the client a realistic preview. The mockup represents a small portion of the larger 200,000-square-foot casino renovation.

Graton Resort and Casino Phase 4 Low Rise Exterior, Rohnert Park
Crews constructed a 40-foot-tall exterior façade to match prior phases and seamlessly unify the buildings. Work was on an accelerated timeline to dry in so interior work could begin on schedule.

Contribution to community
In support of Project Ampersand, the Las Vegas office partnered with the Collaboration Center Foundation, a disability resource center, to remodel a living unit. Upgrades included a new kitchen, bathroom and living area to better serve individuals with intellectual, developmental, physical and learning disabilities.

Standout project
Berkeley Student Housing II, Peoples Park
Northern California, Southern California and Las Vegas teams collaborated on a groundbreaking light gauge steelframed rainscreen panel system. Fabricated in Winchester, Calif., and transported 800 miles, the panels were installed on the 11-story student housing tower. This innovative system met challenging architectural requirements and marked the first collaboration of its kind across regions and offices.