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TAO Beach Dayclub at The Venetian
Project Overview
LAS VEGAS, NV
The reinvented TAO Beach is a Balinese-inspired oasis in the heart of the Las Vegas strip. The pool party is now more than double its former size. Resting atop the famous TAO Asian Bistro and Nightclub – also a PWI Construction project, TAO Dayclub hosts lush scenery, plunge pools, luxurious cabanas, and a new ultra-modern DJ booth.
Located at The Venetian, the re-imagined venue offers a 47,000-square-foot tropical retreat in the desert setting. The entire space was demolished, rebuilt, and redesigned by award-winning global architecture and design firm Rockwell Group and local Las Vegas Architect KGA. The makeover infuses new design elements, luxury cabanas, and multi-sensory experiences. Two sculptures by acclaimed artist Daniel Popper welcome guests to the space. The 27 luxury cabanas surround the pool. Thirteen of those are the Jungle Cabanas with plunge pools and views of the pool deck and DJ stage.
A day club pioneer, the fully transformed TAO Beach Dayclub can accommodate as many as 3,000 guests, double that of the original, and sets a new benchmark for day life experiences.
By The Numbers
Situated on 5-acre rooftop pool deck
47,000 sq. ft. tropical retreat
3-tiered space on 4th floor of building
15-ft sculpture by Daniel Popper
27 luxury cabanas, 13 cabanas with private plunge pools
5 pools installed and hoisted to the space in sections for onsite installation
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Our Solution
This project presented numerous challenges with existing conditions and the complexity of the overall design.
TAO Beach Dayclub
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Client Story
TAO BEACH DAYCLUB AT THE VENETIAN
“What we were able to pull off here, in the largest size and scope venue we have in our portfolio, is truly unbelievable…”
– Tao Group Hospitality
The Team
KGA Architecture
Architect
Founded in 1975, Nevada-based KGA Architecture served as the architecture for the new tropical oasis.
The Rockwell Group
Designer
The award-winning architecture and design firm Rockwell Group led the design plan for the new rooftop experience.
Testimonial
“Though everyone said this project would be impossible, we were able to make it happen. Through a concerted effort by all parties involved (Owner, Design Team, Subcontractors, and PWI Construction) we were, as a team, able to pull together a completely reimagined Dayclub experience on the roof of a prestigious resort (Venetian/Palazzo) situated at the heart of the Las Vegas strip. I’m grateful for all the hard work and dedication exhibited by all those involved to create such an amazing experience to be enjoyed by many for years to come and am truly fortunate for having been a part of it.”
– Project Manager, PWI Construction
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