We are honored to be one of the chosen architects to develop on
this beautiful land,” said Matt Page, LEED AP, Vice President at SB
Architects. “Drawing from our extensive hospitality experience, we
approached this project as a smaller-scale resort. We see a lot of
crossover with private estates wanting more resort amenities, and
hotels yearning to feel more residential and intimate. We brought the
resort lifestyle experience to the ASCAYA residence - incorporating an
open layout with substantial gathering places, fluid connectivity from
indoor-outdoor spaces, and amenities that overlook the Las Vegas
Strip. With pockets of flexible spaces, future homeowners can create
different setting and experiences. The home is equally comfortable
as a private retreat for two or an ideal setting for a lively gathering
around the stunning pool.”
A statement of subtle elegance, the simple massing and long,
horizontal lines are tempered by rich, natural textures and earthy
colors. The contemporary home offers expansive living, dining and
kitchen areas. And through a series of clerestory windows, the roof
seems to float, semi-disconnected from the structure.
The home also features a covered outdoor dining room, a sunken
fire pit, outdoor spa, an indoor multi-functional room with a highly
coveted roof deck. One of the remarkable aspects of this home
is how seamless the transition is from indoor to outdoor space.
With clean lines and expanses of glass, our home embraces the
surrounding desert landscape.