07/13/2026
How does hospitality infuse into other typologies? For the 260-unit The Monde in Scottsdale, it provides the framework for a paradigm in how residents work, socialize, workout and relax.
The amenity spaces serve as an extension of home, drawing inspiration from a boutique hotel lobby. The Monde's own lobby welcomes with soft seating, warm textures, and a view to the pool lounge welcome residents. That lounge is the heart of the property, where natural textures and greenery frame a space designed for gathering, dining, lounging, entertaining, and quiet retreat.
A coworking lounge caters to solo and group work with a rich seating mix - everything from a hanging chair to a banquette. Conference rooms and private work nooks give residents the flexibility to work as they choose throughout the day.
The fitness center's natural materials, abundant daylight and views of the Arizona Canal maintain an indoor/outdoor connection even when the Southwest heat means taking workouts indoors.
Warm lighting, muted tones, wood flooring and thoughtful built-ins create a framework for residents to shape their own private spaces.
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