Segal Hermosa
A compact coastal destination at the meeting of the Strand and Pier Avenue.
Location: Hermosa Beach, California
Segal Las Vegas
A sculptural resort, its public world, and its private rooms.
Design visualization
Architecture at the scale of the destination.
Segal Las Vegas connects a sculptural tower with resort arrival, entertainment, dining, gaming and a broad pool landscape. The architectural brief considers the relationship between the landmark form and the varied public spaces that make up an integrated resort.
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada
Typology
Integrated resort and casino
Design language
Property-specific architecture, arrival, accommodation and shared space.
A quieter counterpoint above the public rooms.
Corner suites and sky villas translate the larger building language into living spaces with long city views. The existing destination render collection shows the Strip relationship, night arrival, suite and villa as distinct parts of one hospitality world.
Explore the property with Segal Destinations
- Hospitality architecture
- Arrival and shared-space design
- Accommodation and landscape
Project brief.
Portfolio information and existing architectural visualizations sourced from Segal Destinations. Discuss the design of a similar commission; property availability and booking terms are handled by Destinations.
| Specification | Similar architectural commission |
|---|---|
| Location | Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Property program | Integrated resort and casino |
| Portfolio source | Segal Destinations |
| Inquiry scope | Architecture for a similar commission; not a property booking |
Related programs.
Explore four property-specific architectural stories, from the public arrival to the private room.
Segal Tower
A vertical destination connecting hospitality, residences, work and the city.
Location: Century City, Los Angeles, California
DAO Island
A landscape of coves, shaded pavilions and rooms beside the water.
Location: Palawan, the Philippines
Give your ambition a place.
Bring us the site, the ambition, and the constraints. We turn them into a spatial strategy, a building program, and a coordinated design brief.