The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas features three distinct levels of giant digital columns in its lobby that cycle through abstract art, looping videos, and human silhouettes. Originally planned as a luxury condominium project called the Cosmopolitan Resort and Casino, the site sat as a skeletal concrete frame for years during the housing market collapse. When Deutsche Bank took control of the incomplete structure, they finished it as a hotel rather than the private residence tower that developers first intended for this plot.