Casino design
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about casino design
Project • By Banker Wire • Casinos
Jamul Casino Resort
Luxury hospitality design is often defined by the details that shape a guest's experience without demanding attention. At Jamul Casino Resort in Southern California, decorative wire mesh is used to create two distinctive ceiling features that add warmth, movement, and architectural character throughout the property. The resort's recent expansion introduced new hotel, entertainment, and hospitality amenities designed to elevate the guest experience into a true destination resort.
Above the resort's bar areas, Banker Wire's M33-5 decorative wire mesh in a Plated Antique Copper finish serves as a dramatic ceiling cladding element. The rich metallic finish complements the surrounding interior palette while introducing texture and depth overhea... More
Project • By JCJ Architecture • Casinos
Desert Diamond Casino White Tanks
Situated in the rapidly developing Far West Valley of Arizona, Desert Diamond Casino White Tanks is a new 184,000-square-foot casino featuring a diverse range of gaming options, including 900 slot machines, table games, a poker room, and a retail sportsbook, complemented by dining and entertainment amenities. The design intent centered on creating a vibrant, culturally rooted, and experientially rich environment that honors the heritage of the client, the Tohono O’odham Nation, while offering modern amenities to a growing regional audience.
Garrett Rowland
Design excellence is demonstrated in the integration of cultural symbolism and guest-centric features. As visitors approach the casino, a striking butterfly-inspired canopy gr... More
Project • By Cass Calder Smith Architecture + Interiors • Warehouses
Stones Gambling Hall
Stones is a 25,450 square foot gambling hall, restaurant, and bar – in essence a boutique casino. The building is an expansion and total renovation of a former Salvation Army warehouse that had been vacant for years, and is the first project of this kind to combine and relocate two existing card room licenses under one roof. Citrus Heights is a small city sixteen miles east of Sacramento - within California’s Central Valley.
The owner is a California real estate developer, and this is their first gaming project. Their aspiration was to create a place that would have a better experience than the typical casino – more intimate, more unique, and with exceptional customer service. As an entertainment destination, it is meant to be engagin... More