Redpoint and Kestrel are residential districts that help create a transition from conventional neighborhoods to denser, more modern neighborhoods. The series of monuments blends rougher stone masonry with more refined steel panels and lettering. A series of monuments, gateways, and markers help define edges and transitions into the district.

These two districts are urban, residential offerings. The monumentation expressions are more refined with clean lines of stone tiles, metal panels, and accent lighting. The gateways create a clear transition into the district for both drivers and pedestrians. Markers are located on the edge of each district, clearly defining the style and character of the architecture and amenities.

Use of color, material, and a memorable pedestrian experience were all goals for this critical corner within Summerlin South. This monument introduces several high-end residential neighborhoods tucked into the foothills. Use of rammed-earth walls, stucco, and metal trellises create an elevated experience for drivers and pedestrians.  The important integration of hardscape and softscape elements helps reinforce the critical combination of natural landscape and built environment.

Summerlin West transitions from the existing city edge to the mountain open space, prioritizing the experience of living within the mountain desertscape rather than next to it. An offering of custom lots ranging from 1/2 to 2 acres in size helps to blend Astra into the natural settings of geologic formations, desert washes, and the adjacent La Madre Peaks foothill environment. The integration of community amenities and homesites balances the highest potential value blended with the overall curated aesthetic of the property.