Landmark Rising

Excitement and anticipation are building in Las Vegas as a new dynamic gateway, designed by Selbert Perkins Design/Los Angeles, rises on Las Vegas Boulevard. Work on theÂ 85-foot-tall lighted arches began in March andÂ YESCO,Â the selected fabricator,Â expects the installation to be completed next month.

Mayor Carolyn Goodman championed the concept asÂ part of an on-going revitalization effort toÂ celebrate Las Vegas’ Historic Downtown and drive future economic development. Stay tuned as the completedÂ landmark is unveiled andÂ sets Las Vegas Boulevard aglow inÂ dazzling lights.

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