What’s next for Las Vegas? Paul Steelman is looking beyond gambling
The veteran architect says the city’s future will depend on creating distinctive experiences, embracing the outdoors and preserving the magic that made Las Vegas unique.
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The veteran architect says the city’s future will depend on creating distinctive experiences, embracing the outdoors and preserving the magic that made Las Vegas unique.
Las Vegas Strip, April 1966View from the Dunes: Construction at Caesars Palace, Flamingo Capri, Caravan Travelodge, Sands, Flamingo hotel with Wayne Newton in the showroom, and Des...
KB Home has said the new community is its biggest locally in a decade.
Lennar Corp. held a ceremonial groundbreaking for a big project on Washington Avenue at Las Vegas Boulevard.
Builders have ramped up home-construction plans in other metro areas in recent years, but in Las Vegas, “we’re digging even deeper.”
Las Vegas has always been brilliant at selling fantasies. One of its earliest and most persistent was the idea that the city grew out of a dusty frontier settlement—a place of catt...
The Royal Resort, on Convention Center Drive, was turned into a mountain of rubble.
Summerlin is the largest master-planned community in Las Vegas, and its developer is known for methodically selling land, asking select builders to make offers on the plots it rele...
City officials and a California developer unveiled plans for a sprawling mixed-use project. Plans call for a project with retail and office space, a hotel, and recreational sports...
The sprawling project site in the upper northwest valley is penciled for upwards of 6,000 homes.
Low-flying tour over Las Vegas Blvd, April 1966Tropicana, Dunes, Flamingo, Sands, Desert Inn, Stardust, Riviera, and Thunderbird. 12 photos by Arthur Schatz.
Suffolk Construction Co. also promoted one of its own to help oversee casino projects nationwide.
Harry Reid International Airport plans to add 26 gates, reconfigure existing terminals and improve traffic flow while keeping operations running through a period of major Las Vegas...
Las Vegas Strip at Flamingo Rd, circa 1984Flamingo, Barbary Coast, MGM Grand, Aladdin, Dunes. (1) Slide scan from James Leighton. (3) via Classiclasvegas.
A developer is proposing to build a new intersection at Las Vegas Boulevard and Russell Road on the south Strip, while also creating a new Strip bypass road.
How renowned architect Francis Kéré — a stranger to the city, but not its climate — developed his vision for the long-gestating, $200 million museum set to open in 2029.
A longtime Nevada developer seeks approval to build a new mid‑sized casino hotel five miles south of the Las Vegas Strip — though the project currently lacks a publicly identified...
The CAST managing principal discusses retail, land, power, rising costs and what Southern Nevada needs to attract higher-paying jobs.
The North Las Vegas City Council approved selling city-owned property for almost nothing to the real estate firm as part of a broader plan to pump more commerce into the city.
Driving the Las Vegas Strip, March 1977Travelodge and Sambos, Aladdin, Caesars Palace, Desert Inn, and Stardust.
Plans have called for 1,480 homes in the community now called The Preserve.
PulteGroup’s new Aries community spans more than 1,100 acres and occupies the former Three Kids Mine site.
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