Reno Experience District (RED)

RED, is an acronym for 'Reno Experience District.' It is both a world of its own and a part of the world's biggest little city. RED features two new luxury apartment communities, a 2-acre public park with a large LED screen, retail, and a hotel, among other amenities.

RED, located on Plumb and Virginia St. This prime location in Central Reno places people amidst the city's finest cultural experiences as well as minutes away from downtown, midtown, and the Reno-Tahoe airport. As Reno's premier urban playground, RED will add to the city:

  • 1,300 Luxury Apartment Homes/li>
  • 65,000 sq. ft. of Curated Retail
  • 170-Key Element Hotel
  • 83 Flex-Stay Apartments for Corporate Travelers
  • Indoor/Outdoor Market Hall
  • 2 Acre Public Park

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Entwined by Charlie Gadekan

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Passage by Dana Albany

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Playground by Michael Christian

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MARIA PARTRIDGE is the Executive Director for Artech and has been producing Playa Art Park since 2016. As a Project Manager for Burning Man since 2012, Maria has been working with artists from around the world to create safe, interactive sculptures for the event. She has been on the Board of Advisors for Burning Man's nonprofit art organization the Black Rock Arts Foundation since 2008. Working as the civic arts liaison in Reno she has placed temporary installations of Burning Man art in downtown Reno on an annual basis. Maria has served on Reno's Arts and Culture Commission and the Public Art Committee. In the past 5 years Artech has commissioned and placed existing Burning Man art in 14 locations. Working with cities: Reno and Sparks, Washoe County and local businesses the following sculptures have been either commissioned, purchased or temporarily placed with 3-5 year contracts.