Marketing booklet and floorplan for Park Towers at Hughes Center, 1999

AT H U G H E S C E N T E R Park Towers AT H U G H E S C E N T E R An Irwin Molasky/Steve Wynn Development This is an artist's rendering of proposed improvements, which are subject to change and modification in the Developer's discretion. AT H U G H E S C E N T E R AERIAL PERSPECTIVE AT H U G H E S C E N T E R NEIGHBORHOOD WBSSSSS ? N HB AT H U G H E S C E N T E R HUGHES CENTER SITE PLAN This plan is proposed only, and the Developer reserves the right to modify, revise or withdraw same in its sole discretion and without prior notice. AT H U G H E S C E N T E R QUINTESSENTIAL LIST FEATURES & FINISHES Building Features Gracious porte-cochere enhanced by a glass canopy, luxurious plantings and entry fountain Elegant grounds with formal gardens, walkways, trellised gazebos, park-like seating areas and fountains State-of-the-art surveillance systems featuring closed-circuit television cameras, with key building areas monitored by the Lobby Desk Controlled access via sophisticated communications and programmable card entry systems Fire alarm system throughout the fully sprinklered building Access controlled and closed-circuit television-monitored residential parking Amenities and Services Formally landscaped Recreation Deck offering: ? 30 foot wide by 58 foot long outdoor pool and large sundeck ? Hot Spa/Whirlpool ? Tennis Court ? Trellised gardens and seating areas ? Poolside cabanas ? Gas barbecue Fully appointed fitness facility and spa, including: ? Convenient his and hers lounges and changing rooms with lockers, steam rooms, saunas and private massage and therapy facilities ? Fully equipped Exercise Room ? Aerobics Studio ? Beauty Salon facility for hair, make-up and manicure Gracious lifestyle amenities including: ? Grand Salon with full catering kitchen facilities and capacity for up to 100 guests ? Private Screening Room with advanced projection facilities ? Billiards Table and Game Room ? Business Center complete with conference room, work station, facsimile machine, computer, photocopier, telephones and teleconferencing capabilities ? Temperature controlled wine cellar with private locked bins for storage ? Opulently appointed library with private gardens Park Towers at Hughes Center offers an array of services to enhance your quality of life and provide all of the comforts of a pampered, residential lifestyle: ? Lobby Desk attended 24 hours ? Uniformed valets ? Concierge to welcome and assist you in arranging for fresh flowers, maid service or delivery from your favorite restaurants ? Monitored access control personnel ? On-site property management office ? On-site maintenance department uite Features ? Ten foot ceilings ? Solid core 8 foot, raised panel double entry doors made from select Aneigre wood with distinctive polished brass hardware ? Solid core 8 foot, recessed panel interior doors with polished brass hardware ? White, vinyl-clad ventilated shelving in closets ? Convenient side-by-side General Electric Profile or unitized washer and gas dryer, as per plan ? Individual, zoned thermostat controls for in-suite heating and air-conditioning ? Pre-wired for telephone, cable television, DSS satellite and tele-data ? Two assigned parking spaces in parking garage ? Assigned storage space in parking garage Kitchen Features: ? Custom-crafted cherry wood cabinetry by Rutt, including 42" upper cabinets and recessed panel cabinet doors ? Selection of hardwood, tile, slate, marble or limestone floor with matching base* ? Granite countertop and full height backsplash ? Sub-zero refrigerator/freezer ? General Electric Monogram appliances including: five or six burner gas cooktop, built-in multi-cycle dishwasher, microwave oven, single or double ovens with convection/microwave/conventional functions ? Double sink with Kohler Coralais pull-out faucet ? Temperature controlled wine cabinet ? Instant hot water tap Master Ensuite Bathroom Features: ? Cremo Select marble floor, base, stall shower and tub surround ? Cremo Select marble vanity top with backsplash ? Vanity base with recessed panel doors ? Kohler fixtures and fittings in biscuit color including: 72" x 42" Revival whirlpool tub, Caxton undercounter mounted sink, San Rafael water closet, San Tropez bidet, IV Georges brass and nickel finish faucet, tub set, adjustable hand held personal shower spray on sliding bar, two fixed adjustable body sprays in all stall showers, towel bars and toilet tissue ring ? Wall mirror with vanity strip light ? Kohler Rohbern medicine cabinet ? Frameless clear glass shower enclosure with brass hardware Powder Room Features: ? Cremo Select marble floor and base ? Kohler white, Memoirs pedestal sink ? Kohler IV Georges brass and nickel finish faucet and toilet tissue ring ? Framed mirror Secondary Bath Features: ? Cremo Select marble floor, base, stall shower and tub surround ? Cremo Select marble vanity top with backsplash ? Vanity base with recessed panel doors ? Kohler fixtures and fittings in white color including: six foot tub or frameless clear glass enclosed stall shower, Ellington self-rimming sink, Revival brass and chrome finish faucet and bath or shower sets, Memoirs water closet ? Kohler Rohbern CabFit medicine cabinet The amenities and services described are proposed only, and the Developer reserves the right to modify, revise or withdraw any or all of same in its sole discretion and without prior notice. The features, plans and specifications described are proposed only, and the Developer reserves the right to modify, revise or withdraw any or all of same in its sole discretion and without prior notice. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Developer reserves the right to substitute any of the foregoing with items of similar or better value, in Developer's opinion. "Purchaser's choice from Developer's standard samples. A T H U G H E S C E N T E R 3960 HOWARD HUGHES PARKWAY, SUITE 820, LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89109 TELEPHONE 702.696.0600 TOLL FREE 1.877.PARKTOWERS FACSIMILE 702.696.9699 www.parktowers.com ? A S f ? G A S REVIEW-JOURNAL Real Estate Molasky redefining word luxury' The future is now at Park Towers at Hughes Center, a dual-tower, luxury residential develop-ment under construction near Paradise and Flamingo roads, according to longtime Las Vegas developer Irwin Molasky. "We are redefining the word 'lux-ury' to those discriminating persons who appreciate quality and elegant tastes," said Molasky, managing member of High Rise LLC, the pro-ject's developer. "Today, Las Vegas is leading the home-building market with a vast array of dwellings that range from condominium apart-ments to custom estate homes. "The future, we believe, is verti-cal living and we are raising the ante with a world-class residence that has the same advanced level of architectural standards, services and amenities found in metropoli-tan areas such as Los Angeles, Miami and New York City. "We traveled around the world seeking out the best ideas for our projects. When we got to Miami, everything that was cutting edge came from the Sieger firm," Molasky said, referring to Miami-based The Sieger Architectural Partnership, which is charged with the design and architecture at Park Towers. "The tremendous use of glass and metal gives the buildings mod-ern allure," said Jose Suarez, a partner at Sieger. "Spectacular views of the Strip and surrounding mountains are a trademark of this property. The majority of suites will have floor-to-ceiling windows and great visibility with 270-degree views. "No stone has been unturned," he said. "The craftsmanship will be unrivaled. The use of materials, from the finest woods, granites and Longtime Las Vegas developer Irwin Molasky towers over his new project, Park Towers at Hughes Center. marble, will be unparalleled. One super upscale feature is the porte cochere, a fan-shaped glass and metal structure based on the entrance to the Louvre Museum in France." Suarez said the reputation of the Molaskys and the development team made it easier to communicate complex challenges and goals to develop a luxury high-rise environ-ment that would work in Las Vegas. "We were well aware of the their penchant for building the best-Las Costa Spa and Resort, Boulevard Mall, Sunrise Hospital, Bank of America Plaza, award-winning industrial parks and master-planned communities," he said. "One of the toughest issues faced was designing this all-encompass-ing complex to fit on an unusually shaped parcel of land. Each tower has to offer fantastic views and be positioned so that suites do not directly face each other." Working closely with the staff at Sieger is JMA Architectural Studio of Las Vegas. Thomas Schoeman, company president; and Curt Carlson, designer; are responsible for daily design activities. "The development team wanted a building that radiates Old World elegance, yet is in harmony with today's standards of excellence," Schoeman said, pointing out that architectural features include domed copper roofs and decorative fountains. The enclave of 84 suites will offer floor plans ranging from 2,150 to 5,500 square feet and duplex penthouses from 7,000 to 9,500 square feet. Resident services will include a concierge and valet parking, as well as access control and privacy sys-tems. Plans include a library, grand salon, party room, wine cellar, humidor nooks and a movie screen-ing room. There will also be a health club and spa. The recreation area will feature cabanas, a pool, tennis court, walk-ways and gardens. Special consideration was given to large floor plates, 10-foot ceilings, parking, common areas and limit-ing the number of suites per floor to allow for private elevators, accord-ing to Charles Sieger, lead partner at the Sieger firm. "On every level, Park Towers will be acknowledged as one of the best buildings in the United States, and will become the standard that others will follow," he said. Rounding out the development team are Molasky's sons-Steven, Andrew and Alan-and Mark Fine & Associates. Real Estate Sunday, February 7, 1999 Las Vegas Review-Journal and Las Vegas Sun Page 3N Condo sales skyrocket at Park Towers at Hughes Center Sales soar at Park Towers at Hughes Center (artist's rendering). With nearly 40 percent of Park Towers at Hughes Center's 84 luxury, high-rise condominiums under con-tract or in escrow, the mid point to Park Towers' sell out is in sight, according to Cindy Calles, director of sales at Park Towers. "We are extremely pleased with the pace of our sales and the number of contracts in escrow as well as the quali-ty of prospective buyers that are looking to make Park Towers their home in the 21st Century," said Calles. "Not only has the response from Las Vegans been exceptionally strong, but as expected, we've also had significant interest and commitments from buyers across the nation as well as internationally." According to Calles, with the present sales pace, the project's devel-opers anticipate a groundbreaking event sometime in late spring, with construction commencing this sum-mer. "With an 18-month build-out, we expect to have completed residences by late 2000," said Calles. Kit Schindler, director of market-ing for Park Towers, also indicated that three of the four two-story penthouses (two per tower) are sold, with the remaining penthouse in negotiations. The twin-tower project is limited to 84 residences, offering floor plans that range in size from 2,100 to 5,400 square feet with prices ranging from $720,000 to $2.4 million. "Our buyers have chosen to live at Park Towers for several reasons," said Schindler. "First, they like the intimate size of Park Towers with just 84 resi-dences and a unique stacking plan that allows private access to each residence. Other factors include the strong local reputation of the development team headed by Irwin Molasky and Mark Fine, the location within presti-gious Hughes Center and the world-class amenities that will grace the public areas and accentuate each residence." Schindler also said Park Towers has appealed to those familiar with luxury high-rise projects in major cities such as New York, Miami and Los Angeles and desiring that same elegant resi-dence and lifestyle in Las Vegas. A glimpse of what's in store at Park Towers is offered at the project's 5,000-square-foot sales center, located at 3960 Howard Hughes Pkwy., on the 8th floor - adjacent to the future site of Park Towers' twin towers. The sales center is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., weekends from noon to 5 p.m. and after-hours by appointment. Park Towers will feature such deluxe amenities as a state-of-the-art controlled access system, full-service concierge, valet parking and full main-tenance service. The towers will also feature remarkably appointed amenities including executive board and meeting room, game room, grand salon that will accommodate up to 100, library, screening room, wine cellar with pri-vate lockers and European-style men's and ladies spa inspired by the famous LaCosta Spa & Resort, coincidentally another Molasky project. Park Towers is being developed by High Rise, LLC, headed by longtime Southern Nevada developer Irwin Molasky and his sons, Steven, Andrew and Alan together with Mark Fine & Associates. Real Estate Section Sunday, December 6,1998 Las Vegas Review-Journal and Las Vegas Sun Page 1M Park Towers Sales Center To Reflect Luxury Lifestyle Special to Real Estate Guests to the new sales center at Park Towers at Hughes Center are about to get a taste of what luxury high-rise living is all about. Destined to become "The One Address in Las Vegas," the sales center provides a glimpse of what's in store at the luxury high-rise con-dominium development. The unusual sales center is strategically situated on the east side of Howard Hughes Parkway - directly across from the future site of Park Towers. The 8th floor loca-tion provides a high-rise atmos-phere and views of the Strip and mountains, similar to what will be offered from the towers. "We wanted to provide our guests and future residents with a sense of the views that will be afforded from Park Towers," said Kit Schindler, director of marketing. "Park Towers consists of two high-rise towers, strategically situated to offer sweeping views of the Las Vegas Strip to the west and Sunrise Mountain to the east." The 5,000-square-foot sales cen-ter is located at 3960 Howard Hughes Pkwy., on the 8th floor. The interior designer for both the sales center and the towers is Leslie Parraguirre of Colours, Inc. World-renown designer Sue Firestone & Associates of Santa Barbara, Calif., is responsible for all of the public areas of Park Towers. Irwin Molasky and Mark Fine of High Rise LLC, developers of Park Towers, pose with their sales staff. From left, standing, are Molasky; Shari Pollack, contract administrator; Sarah Prinsloo, administrative assistant; and Fine. Seated are Cindy Calles, director of sales; and Kit Schindler, director of marketing. Special features include executive board and meeting rooms, a game room, library, screening room, wine cellar and spa inspired by the famous LaCosta Spa & Resort. Et A1 Studio, which is headed by designers Parraguirre and Anita Morgan, together with partners Steve and Bart Jones, will serve as the on-site property design company. They will assist in the customization and selection of the unit interiors, including marble, tile, wood flooring and molding. Parraguirre, a noted interior designer who has worked with the Molasky Companies on many pro-jects, agreed that capturing the feel of Park Towers was a main focus in designing the sales center. "The design of this unique sales facility began with obtaining height to emphasize view potential," Parraguirre said. "We found a perfect match at Hughes Center." The full-service sales center also features two vignettes, a kitchen and a bathroom, designed to display the appointments that will be featured at Park Towers. High Rise LLC principals are, from left, Steven Molasky, Andrew Molasky, Irwin Molasky, Alan Molasky and Mark Fine. The typical kitchen features cherry wood cabinetry custom-made in Pennsylvania Amish country by Rutt, granite countertops and back-splash, Kohler fixtures and a choice of wood, marble or limestone floor-ing. The appliance package features top-of-the-line General Electric Monogram appliances, microwave, six-burner range, built-in ovens, Sub-zero refrigerator/freezer, wash-er and dryer and wine chiller. The bathroom vignette is a por-trait of a Park Towers bathroom, complete with Kohler Whirl-pool tub, marble and tile floors and luxu-rious, oversized master shower. The high-rise homes at Park Towers will also feature deep cov-ered balconies and French terraces and private elevators to your formal foyer. The units also feature dual-paned glass windows that soar 10' high to match the ceiling height, sound attenuation and smart build-ing features to accommodate today's technology. "No detail has been overlooked at Park Towers," said Director of Sales Cindy Calles. "The project's development team has literally trav-eled the world to select the best mar-ble for the floors, the best cabinets for the kitchens and the best archi-tects and designers to make it all come together." Deluxe amenities at Park Towers will include a state-of-the-art access system, full-service concierge, valet parking and full maintenance service. Park Towers is limited to only 84 suites, each featuring special floor plans ranging in size from 2,167 to 5,548 square feet, with four spacious duplex penthouses planned that will offer 7,000 to 9,500 square feet. Park Towers is being developed by High Rise, LLC, headed by long-time Southern Nevada developer Irwin Molasky and his sons, Steven, Andrew and Alan along with Mark Fine & Associates. The sales staff is headed by Cindy Calles, Director of Sales; Kit Schindler, Director of Marketing and Shari Pollack, Contract Administrator. Calles was previously in charge of sales at Del Webb Corporation's Conventry Homes at Anthem. Schindler previ-ously headed up the sales and mar-keting efforts at San Diego's Harbor Club, a luxury high-rise develop-ment. Pollack also comes to Park Towers from The Harbor Club. Sarah Prinsloo is the administrative sales assistant. The sales team is a part of The Sunshine Group, which specializes in high-rise condominium sales throughout the United States. "Our sales team has a tremen-dous amount of experience market-ing and selling upscale, high-rise projects," Calles said. "We are excited to work with the Molasky Family and Mark Fine in helping turn their dream into a reality and helping to create the 'One Address in Las Vegas'." As seen in: ^ R K g S w E R S - CONNECTION ^CONSTRUCTION r i LASMKAS AT H U S H E S C E N T E R VOICE OF THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY Careers Reception Dinner: Irwin Molasky The AGC is pleased to announce its 8th Annual Clark County School District Careers Reception on Tuesday, October 27, 1998 at Alexis Park from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at the door or ahead of time by calling the AGC office at 796-9986. This year's speaker is Irwin Molasky. For almost fifty years Irwin Molasky has played an instrumental role in the phenomenal growth of Las Vegas. Settling in Las Vegas in the early 1950's, he shared his vision with Merv Adelson and together they have reshaped the local landscape. One of their early visions was Paradise Palms, a 1,500 home golf course community that is now the Las Vegas National Golf Club. This was the first of their seven golf-oriented communities, including the world renowned La Costa Resort and Spa in Southern California. In the late 50s and early 60s, Messrs. Molasky and Adelson completed the area's first private hospital, Sunrise Hospital, with 58 beds and two surgery units on a dirt road which would later become Maryland Parkway. Today Sunrise Hospital has more than 600 beds and 1,200 doctors on staff. In the '60s, Molasky and Adelson hired the premier architect of the Seattle Space Needle to design a cutting-edge enclosed shopping mall. At 1,400,000 square feet, The Boulevard Mall, with major retailers like Sears, Broadway and JC Penney, remains Nevada's largest and premier shopping experience. Mr. Molasky was a key figure in the development of UNLV through his and Mr. Adelson's donation of 45 prime acres at Flamingo and Maryland Parkway as well as being the founding chairman of the UNLV Foundation. In recognition of his contributions to the development of Southern Nevada, the Clark County School District honored Mr. Molasky by naming the Irwin and Susan Molasky Junior High School in northwest Las Vegas after him and his wife. With a personal desire to rejuvenate downtown Las Vegas, Mr. Molasky built downtown Las Vegas' first high rise office building, Bank of America Plaza, in 1976. This 250,000 square-foot class A office complex Irwin Molasky stands behind the model of his most recent vision, Park Towers at Hughes Center, which calls for two, 20-story luxurious high-rise residential condominium towers, just north of Flamingo Road. is home to many of the area's largest professional firms. Today as the managing partner of The Molasky Companies, Mr. Molasky has joined with his children Steven, Andrew, Alan and Beth to continue the family tradition of developing quality residences, office parks and commercial properties in the Las Vegas Valley. They combined their skills to develop BEST in the WEST and BEST on the BOULEVARD shopping centers which feature major retailers like Best Buy, Borders, Jo-Ann etc, Old Navy and Organized Living to serve the growing community. The family's most recent vision, Park Towers at Hughes Center, calls for two luxurious 20-story high rise residential condominium towers at Hughes Center, just north of Flamingo Road. Please be certain to come and hear this exciting and dynamic individual speak. ?ASF?GAS REVIEW-JOURNAL Real Estate Sunday, March 15, 1998 Molasky takes luxury housing to new heights Standing on the site of a sales center for a high-rise luxury condominium project are from left, Irwin Molasky, managing partner for The Molasky Companies; Leslie Parraguirre, president of Colours Inc.; Thomas Schoeman, president of JMA Architecture Studios; and Charles McPhee, senior vice president of marketing and leasing for The Howard Hughes Corp. Special to Real Estate Irwin Molasky, the genius behind horizontal development in Las Vegas, is going vertical. The managing partner for The Molasky Companies has assembled a prestigious group of designers, architects, builders and developers to build two 20-story high-rise resi-dential condominium towers in the Hughes Center at Paradise and Flamingo roads. The Park at Hughes Center, on a 3 1/2 acre parcel, will offer more than 300,000 square feet of net saleable area, with ground breaking expected for fall of 1998. Total sales of the condominiums are anticipated at $100 million. Molasky said the development is being conceived as the perfect ele-gant residential complement to Hughes Center's self-contained executive living and working envi-ronment. The development group includes The Molasky Companies and Mark L. Fine & Associates. The project will be offered for sale from an off-site sales center located at Howard Hughes Parkway that is slated to open late this sum-mer. The sales center will feature a furnished model of one of the larger condominium suites. "As we have watched Las Vegas mature, we have seen a growing need to develop a sophisticated urban residence with the same advanced level of architectural stan-dards, services and amenities found in other metropolitan hubs like New York, Los Angeles and Miami," Molasky said recently. "The Park at Hughes Center will fulfill that need." Molasky said his company had researched the idea for years, but could not find a suitable site until now. "We spoke with The Howard Hughes Corp. and probed the idea of developing a mixed-use residential high rise to complement the wonder-ful park-like environment of office and restaurants To their credit, Hughes endorsed the idea and we now find ourselves with the best location in Las Vegas. Not only will The Park at Hughes Center be situated in this fabulous atmosphere, but it is only five min-utes from the Strip, the airport, UNLV and Sunrise Hospital, in a location surrounded by Las Vegas' best shopping and restaurants. On a scale of 1 to 10, this site is a 14." No stranger to setting trends in Las Vegas, Molasky and his group's previous landmark projects include Sunrise Hospital, Bank of America Plaza and the Boulevard Mall. He also developed LaCosta Spa & Resort in Southern California. AT H U G H E S C E N T E R STACKING PLAN T V MAIN ROOF DECK 20TH FLOOR , UPPER LEVEL UPPER LEVEL UPPER LEVEL UPPER LEVEL 19TH FLOOR , PENTHOUSE 1903- PLAN G LOWER LEVEL LOWER LEVEL LOWER LEVEL LOWER LEVEL 18TH FLOOR , SUITE 1803 PLANE SUITE 1801 PUN D SUITE 1802 PUN D SUITE 1804 17TH FLOOR , SUITE 1703 SUITE 1701 PUN D SUITE 1702 PUN D SUITE 1704 PUN E 16TH FLOOR SUITE 1603 PLAN E SUITE 1601 PUN D SU1TE1602 SUITE 1604 PLAN E 15TH FLOOR , SUITE 1503 PLAN E 0 1 SUITE 1501 PUN D SUITE 1502 PUN D ? SUITE 1504 PUN E 14TH FLOOR , SUITE 1403 PLAN E at. l SUITE 1401 PUN D SUITE 1402 PLAN D i 1 1 SUITE 1404 PUN E 12TH FLOOR , SUITE 1203 s 3 s u n ? SUITE 1202 PLAND o u i U SUITE 1204 PUN E 11TH FLOOR SUITE 1103 PLAN E 1 i 1 SUITE 1101 PUN D SUITE 1102 1 1 PUN E 10TH FLOOR , SUITE 1003 PLAN E SUITE 1001 PUN D SUITE 1002 PUN D SUITE 1004 PUN E 9TH FLOOR SUITE 903 PUN E SUITE 901 PLAN D "SI? SUITE 904 PLAN E 8TH FLOOR , SUITE 803 PLAN E SUITE 801 PUN D SUITE 802 PUND SUITE 804 PUN E 7TH FLOOR , SUITE 703 PUN E TERRACE SUITE 701 PUN D TERRACE SUITE 702 PUN D TERRACE SUITE 704 PUN E TERRACE 6TH FLOOR , SUITE 607 PLAN C SUITE 605 PUN B SUITE 603 PUN AM SUITE 601 PUNA SUITE 602 PUNA SUITE 604 SUITE 606 PLAN B SUITE 608 PLANC 5TH FLOOR SUITE 507 PLANC SUITE 505 PUN B SUITE 503 SUITE 501 SUITE 502 PUNA SUITE 504 PUN AM SUITE 506 PUN B SUITE 508 PLANC 4TH FLOOR , SUITE 407 PLANC SUITE 405 SUITE 403 PUN AM SUITE 401 PUNA SUITE 402 PLANA SUITE 404 PUN AM SUITE 406 PUN B SUITE 408 PUNC 3RD FLOOR , SUITE 307 PLANC SUITE 305 PUN B SUITE 303 PUN AM SUITE 301 PUNA "fiHg SUITl 304 PUN AM SUITE 306 PUN B SUITE 308 PUN C 2ND FLOOR SUITE 207 PIAN C PATIO SUITE 205 PUN B PATIO SPA/FITNESS CENTER MEZZANINE GRAND SALON KITCHEN SUITE 206 PUN B PATIO SUITE 208 PUN C PATIO LOBBY LEVEL PARKING SCREENING ROOM LIBRARY LOBBY LIBRARY BUSINESS CENTER PARKING LOWER LEVEL PARKING PARKING PARKING WINECELUR PARKING MAIN ROOF DECK. 20TH FLOOR 19TH FLOOR 2ND FLOOR LOWER LEVEL SOUTH TOWER NORTH TOWER The plans are proposed only, and the Developer reserves the right to modify, revise or withdraw any or all of same in its sole discretion and without prior notice. LAN A SUITES 301 T H R U 601 SOUTH TOWER 2 . 1 2 9 INTERIOR SQJT. 1 4 4 BALCONY SQJT. ^ARK ^bwERS" AT H U G H E S C E N T E R 3 9 6 0 HOWARD HUGHES PARKWAY, SUITE 820, LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89109 TELEPHONE 7 0 2 . 6 9 6 . 0 6 0 0 - T T ^ t i ? ^ SOUTH TOWER NORTH TOWER t" for all rooms where dimensions are noted. Stated square footages have been : approximate, and all floor plans and development plans are subject to change.