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Around every corner of Town Square Las Vegas are the architectural hallmarks of the world’s greatest cities – inspired facades, skillful renditions and detailed design elements complete the 22 buildings that serve as the backbone of the 100-acre shopping, dining and entertainment center.

Alan J Mayer - Architect, and Development Design Group traveled from the east coast to west coast, from Italy to Spain to France and numerous points in between to gather ideas and insight that would help them create an authentic rendition of a town that grew over time.

“We turned to some of America’s older cities for inspiration – those with a rich history, such as Boston, New York and San Francisco, as well as great European cities like Barcelona and Paris,” said Alan Mayer, principal. “We created rich and vibrant streets with all the layers and detail found within any living city. We varied the tempo of the buildings, the widths of the facades and the materials and details so that each street has its own beat -- from old world charm and sophistication to high-energy modern.”

The 22 Town Square buildings feature more than 70 different facades crafted from such authentic materials as marble, stone and hand-painted plaster. A traditional Town Square park for concerts and other special events and an interactive children’s park serve as the center’s core.

Streets are illuminated with custom lampposts that create the feeling of an old downtown neighborhood, while pedestrian walkways allow guests to meander through various city blocks. Classic benches provide a place to rest, lush landscaping and trees offer shade and festival lighting glows above Town Square’s streets in the evening.