UNLV - Hospitality Hall
Location:
Las Vegas, NV
93,500 SF
Size:
Awards:
NAIOP Southern Nevada Special Use, Honor Award, 2019
WWCCA Walt Pruter Project of the Year Award, 2019
AIA Nevada Citation Award, Built Category, 2018
ENR Southwest Best Projects Higher Education / Research, Merit Award, 2018
Green Alliance, The Green Award: Community Green Building Legacy Award, 2018
AIA Nevada Citation Award, Unbuilt Category, 2016
Publications:
Best Hospitality and Hotel Management Schools in the World for 2023, CEOWorld Magazine, March 17, 2023
UNLV Hospitality Hall, Archello, March 18, 2020
Architect Newswire, UNLV Hospitality Hall by Carpenter Sellers Del Gatto Architects, April 8, 2019
UNLV Hospitality Hall, Architect Magazine, April 1, 2019
ENR Southwest's 2018 Best Projects, Higher Education / Research Award of Merit: UNLV Hospitality Hall, -ENR Southwest, November 6, 2018
A Mentor Led to Building Big Things, College of Fine Arts Alumnus of the Year Michael Del Gatto Helped
Bring Hospitality Hall to Life, UNLV, October 10, 2018
Our Dream Campus, UNLV.edu, May 1, 2018
By UNLV, for UNLV, UNLV NewsCenter, January 24, 2018
UNLV Unveils Its New Hospitality Hall and Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits Beverage Academy, The Las
Vegas Food & Beverage Professional, January 20, 2018
Hospitality Hall by the Numbers, UNLV NewsCenter, January 20, 2018
UNLV Flexis Its Hospitality Muscle with new Building, Las Vegas Reviews Journal, January 1, 2018
A Look Inside: Strip's Glamour Infuses UNLV's New $60 Million Hotel College, Las Vegas Sun, December 22, 2017
"Hospitality Hall Takes Shape," Premier.com, Fall 2016
Building the Future, Premier Magazine, Fall/Winter 2016
Design Contract Approved for $50 Million UNLV Building, Review Journal, February 4, 2014
The UNLV William F. Harrah College of Hospitality program is regarded as the premier program of its type anywhere in the world today. UNLV hired CSD Architects to design the new 93,500 square-foot Hospitality Hall building to reflect this highly elevated stature. The building embraces its hospitality roots and blends them with the rigors of an academic program. The inner atrium, lower plazas, upper balconies, and roof top gardens provide students and faculty alike with opportunities for daily serendipitous encounters. It also provides places to study as groups or individually, to entertain or to just relax. The interior of the building includes classrooms, computer labs, a teaching kitchen, a café, professional golf management program simulation labs, learning studios, specialty classrooms, offices, and administration areas. The exterior exudes a sense of permanence, individuality, and presence with the use of stone, steel, and glass on a campus of eclectic styles. It responds to its place, program, and climate.
The project is LEED Silver Certified.
