The Last and Greatest Mega Resort?
MGM Resorts’ CityCenter represents a change in the way resorts are developed in Las Vegas, but could it be greater than even MGM imagined?
Archive: Casino Design 2010
Features More
The Deep End
The pool phenomenon and how it can bring dollars to the bottom line
Comeback Tactics
Preparing for the recovery
Putting Food First
Successful restaurant redesign is both art and science
Sustainable Strategies
Resorts choose green design techniques
Design Meets Tech
Where creativity and technology merge
The Three R’s: Refresh/Renovate/Retrofit
With capital expenditures at new lows, Indian nations scale back on casino upgrades
Building Excitement More
Gaming Plus
Viage, Brussels, Belgium
Northern Exposure
Northern Quest Resort & Casino, Spokane, Washington
Downtown Reinvention
El Cortez Cabana Suites, Las Vegas, Nevada
Power Trio
Octavius Villas, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada
Calm After the Storm
Palace Casino Resort, Biloxi, Mississippi
Fire & Ice
FireKeepers Casino, Battle Creek, Michigan
A Better Bubble
Oceanus Casino Resort, Macau, China
Rock and a Hard Place
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada
Universal Achievement
Resorts World Sentosa, Sentosa, Singapore
Walk in the Park
Parx Casino at Philadelphia Park, Bensalem, Pennsylvania
Making A Splash
FIN at Tropicana Casino & Resort, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Publisher's Letter More
Crowning Achievement?
In this issue of Casino Design, our eighth annual review of the best in gaming architecture, construction and design...
Design Paradigm More
Themes vs. Starchitects
Does the latest Las Vegas creation project the same attraction as a themed resort may?
Company Profiles More
Sustainable Success
Bergman Walls & Associates
Innovative Interiors
CLEO Design
Going Green
Cuningham Group
Dynamic Design
Dynamic Design
Competitive Edge
Hnedak Bobo Group
Collective Casino Design
Innovation Group of Companies
Art and Technology
KHS&S Contractors
Bigger and Better
Klai Juba Architects
Creative Amenities
Lifescapes International, Inc.
Luxury & Longevity
Thalden-Boyd-Emery Architects
Design Legacy More
MGM Maestro
Van Assche directs CityCenter design, construction, aftermath
Cutting Edge More
Art for Art’s Sake
CityCenter’s art collection understated yet elegant
