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project's offices, apartments, and
other buildings are situated close
together to create a live/work/play
neighborhood, and it eschews Las
Vegas's customary wide avenues in
favor of narrower streets that limit
vehicular traffic and enable pedestrians
to get around safely.
In addition, in an era when
concern about employees' physical
and mental health in the workplace
is increasing, UnCommons has
been designed to provide a safer,
lower-stress environment. The
complex's office space meets the
exacting standards of WELL Certification
and incorporates technology
to reduce the risk of infectious disease
while also providing sunlight
and fresh air.
The outdoor area is equipped
with what Jim Stuart, one of three
partners who lead Matter, calls
" restorative spaces, " spots where
office workers can take a break to
meditate or listen to music, or use
the wi-fi connection and charging
stations to power their laptops and
other devices and get some work
done in a different setting. Those
spaces are also intended to enable
chance personal interactions and
create a sense of community that
working from home cannot provide.
After breaking ground in August
2020, the first phase of UnCommons
is near completion, with corporate
tenants scheduled to start
moving in this summer. (Already,
Matter's tenant roster includes big
corporate names such as CBRE,
Morgan Stanley, BDO, luxury real
estate brokerage Sotheby's, and
digital sports entertainment and
gambling company DraftKings.) The
second phase, which will include
the community's conference center,
is already under construction
and scheduled for completion in
summer 2023. A third phase is
planned as well, though the starting
and completion dates have not
been announced.
Reshaping Project Design
Post-COVID
Matter spent about a year and a
half acquiring eight separate parcels
of land that make up the site,
which it had identified as ideal for
a mixed-use project.
" It's a plus location for an office
occupier, a plus location for food
and beverage, and a plus location
for residential and multifamily, "
Stuart explains.
Stuart and Matter envisioned
UnCommons as bringing something
new to the Las Vegas market-a
mixed-use development that was
The complex's office space meets
the exacting standards of WELL
certification and incorporates
technology to reduce the risk
of infectious disease while also
providing sunlight and fresh air.
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