The Las Vegas Strip will sparkle even brighter come December when the long-anticipated Fontainebleau Las Vegas finally makes its debut.
Located next to the Las Vegas Convention Center, the mammoth project—which has been in the works for 16 years and has cost $3.7 billion, according to Bloomberg—is characterized by sophisticated spaces that celebrate the 70-year legacy of Morris Lapidus’ architecture of the Fontainebleau Miami Beach while ushering in a new take on modern luxury.
Creating the 67-story resort, which boasts 36 restaurants and bars, has been a team effort, with a slew of world-renowned interior designers, architects, and landscape architects collaborating with Fontainebleau Development’s in-house design team.
