Exterior view of Uncommons, a mixed-use development in Las Vegas, photographed at dusk. The building features a striking combination of weathered Corten steel cladding and white concrete cantilevered levels. An illuminated "uncommons" sign is mounted on the upper facade. A wayfinding sign near the entrance directs visitors to the park, food hall, and cinema. A cyclist passes in the foreground on the street below.

Las Vegas, Nevada

UnCommons

Redefining Office Spaces From
 Obligation to Destination

Project type

Wayfinding Signage Design Public Art & Murals

Project sector

Mixed-Use Design Workplace Design
Exterior view of a multi-story office building at 6887 Uncommons in Las Vegas, photographed at dusk. The facade features a concrete and glass curtain wall with Corten steel accents framing large horizontal window bands. A illuminated entrance canopy leads to a DraftKings retail storefront at street level. Young trees, paved plazas, bike racks, and desert landscaping surround the building entrance.

Project info

Client Matter Real Estate

Architect Gensler

Creating a place for people to live, work, rest, and dine

UnCommons is a contemporary retail and dining environment designed around a native desert landscape that has a unique suburban character that reflects the local Las Vegas area. The project is thoughtfully crafted for indoor/outdoor relaxation and engagement. Everything you need from retail stores to cafes and theater come together under the UnCommons Vision. RSM Design was invited to craft pedestrian and vehicular signage, parking structure graphic, branding, art and specialty graphic curation, and more.

Typographic graphic displaying seven "un-" prefix words: unstoppable, unusual, unplug, undefine, uncover, unleash, and unambivalent. In each word, the prefix "un" appears in a light, outlined serif style while the remaining letters are bold and solid, visually emphasizing the brand name Uncommons.
A Corten steel freestanding sign in an outdoor seating area reads "Welcome to The Quad" with the description: "This relaxation and restoration space is open daily to enjoy a meal together and gather as a community." Below the text are icons and directional information for restrooms and a no smoking notice. Ornamental grasses frame the base of the sign, with green bistro tables and trees visible in the background.
Close-up of a concrete planter or low wall with "The Quad" in dark dimensional lettering mounted on its face. Ornamental grasses grow from the top of the planter, with gravel landscaping and a paved walkway at its base.
Outdoor courtyard at Uncommons at dusk, with people dining on the patio of Urth Caffé, whose logo is painted on a warm wood-clad exterior wall. String lights hang overhead, and a decorative tiled fireplace anchors the seating area. Desert plantings including agave and ornamental grasses line the walkway. The "Welcome to The Quad" sign is visible in the middle distance, with additional retail storefronts and seating areas extending down the pedestrian corridor.

A place for social connections and diverse eating options, making your day a little brighter. UnCommons is redefining office spaces from obligation to destination.

A dark plaque mounted on a Corten steel wall displays a quote in white serif type: "You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step." attributed to Martin Luther King, Jr.

Short phrases, uplifting quotes, and public art can be found in unlikely places spanning the development.

More on “Certainty, Variety, Delight”
A tall freestanding monument sign for Uncommons at a street corner in Las Vegas. The sign features a cream upper panel with the "un" logo mark and the words "Work. Life." in dark red, transitioning to a Corten steel base with "Harmony." in white. Golden barrel cacti and rock landscaping surround the base, with a commercial building at 6817 and desert plantings visible in the background.
A person walks along a sidewalk in front of a large-scale, vibrant mural at Uncommons in Las Vegas. The mural combines colorful geometric rainbow stripes, cosmic imagery, and a realistic desert landscape featuring red rock formations and Joshua trees. The person carries a laptop under one arm and a tray of green drinks in the other.
Interior of an elevator at Uncommons covered floor-to-ceiling on three walls with a bold black-and-white illustrated mural. The artwork features a dense, playful pattern of abstract characters, faces, creatures, and geometric shapes in a doodle art style.

UnCommons commissioned local artists to display their work on the blank exterior walls, and the streets within UnCommons are named after local heroes and leaders.

How RSM Design works with local artists
A smiling young child poses in front of a white painted concrete block wall at Uncommons featuring the word "HAPPINESS!!!" in large, bold black outlined bubble letters. The child wears a colorful printed sweatshirt, denim shorts, and sandals.
A person walks briskly past a multi-tenant directory sign mounted on the exterior of 8548 at Uncommons in Las Vegas. The gray panel sign lists tenants including Morgan Stanley, BDO, CBRE, Sotheby's International Realty, and Berkadia. The building facade features a combination of concrete, floor-to-ceiling glass, and Corten steel cladding, with a tree canopy visible above.
A freestanding two-toned sign at Uncommons reads "Work. Life. Harmony." with the first two lines in white text on a Corten steel upper panel and "Harmony." in crimson on a white lower panel. The sign is set in a gravel landscape bed with a succulent plant, in front of a warm wood and Corten steel building facade.

UnCommons delivers an uncommon office experience—bringing together industry leaders like DraftKings, Wells Fargo, Deloitte, CBRE, and more in a workplace designed to inspire connection, focus, and forward thinking.

Workplace Signage & Wayfinding
A Corten steel blade sign mounted on the exterior of a parking structure at Uncommons displays a white "P" within a circle, indicating parking. The sign is set against a perforated Corten steel screen facade, with ornamental grasses visible at the base.
Exterior view of the P2 parking structure at Uncommons at dusk, with a dark wayfinding sign in the foreground directing visitors left to P2 Park, right to General Admission, and right to The Assembly. The multi-level parking structure features illuminated sheer screen facades and an exposed exterior staircase. Golden barrel cacti and desert trees frame the drive aisle and signage.
Exterior view of the P1 parking structure at Uncommons, with a car passing in the foreground. The facade features warm copper-toned vertical screen panels with a large illuminated "P1" sign. Two attendants stand near the entrance below a "P1 Parking" header sign. Ornamental grasses and shrubs line the drive aisle, with a multi-level open parking deck visible above.

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