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Neonopolis

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Location:
450 Fremont Street
Las Vegas, NV
Alternate Name(s):
  • Fremont Street Experience Neonopolis
Firm(s):
URL (bibliographic): http://www.neonopolis.net/
Extra Note: “Banking on bowling, billiards and beer.” Las Vegas Review Journal 12 October 2002: 1D, 8D. Includes photos.

Hay, David. “Boxed in.” Architecture Las Vegas 1, n.3 (2002): 27-29.

Jones, Chris. “Neonopolis Diversifies with Desk Set: Downtown Complex Broadens Its Business Business Base with Office Tenants.” Las Vegas Review-Journal, 24 June 2003, 1D & 3D.

Jones, Chris. “New Leadership Sure Neonopolis Can Shine.” Las Vegas Review-Journal. 2004. Available: http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2004/Mar-30-Tue-2004/business/23542716.html Accessed March 31, 2004.

Moller, Jan. “Troubled project gets new tenant.” Las Vegas Review Journal 17 May 2001: 1B, 3B.

“New and notable.” Architecture Las Vegas 1, n.1 (Jan. 2001): 18-19.

Twardy, Chuck. “10 Ugly Buildings.” Las Vegas Weekly, 21-27 October 2003, 18-19.

UNLV Architecture Studies Library holds: picture from Las Vegas Review Journal 20 December 2001: page unknown.

UNLV Architecture Studies Library holds: Neonopolis Promotional Packages includes maps, perspectives and site plans from World Entertainment Centers.

Whitely, Joan. “Not dead yet.” Las Vegas Review Journal 3 November 2002: 1J, 10J. Includes photos.




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