If you’ve stepped into the Ascent Sales Gallery in recent years, you likely encountered the intricate scale model of the Camelback Residences. Replay Destination’s uses these detailed replicas to help future homeowners visualize the homes, amenities, and surroundings that make their communities so appealing.

YOU’RE INVITED TO SEE THE SUMMIT RESIDENCES SCALE MODEL AT TWO ALL-DAY OPEN HOUSES

It’s time unveil the next in Ascent’s series of architectural storytelling with the new scale model for Summit by Olson Kundig. Whether you’re already an Ascent homeowner or exploring the idea of owning a Summit Residence designed by world-renowned Olson Kundig, this is the best way to better understand the harmony, palettes, and relative locations of each Summit residence. The Sales Gallery also features displays of all exterior and interior materials and finishes, offering a clear view of how every detail has been designed for both luxury and livability in mind.

DATE: MAY 21 AND MAY 22
LOCATION: Summit Sales Gallery at Ascent, adjacent to The Phoenician® Resort
TIME: Open House hours from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM
HOSPITALITY: Lunch served: 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM / Happy Hour: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

 

RSVP HERE and feel free to forward this invitation to
friends or colleagues who might be interested in Summit by Olson Kundig.

WHY SCALE MODELS MATTER

The scale model for Summit by Olson Kundig was handcrafted over many months by the team at The Model Shop and Mark Sampson, who have been building models for Replay Destinations for over 35 years. Their mastery of miniature architecture is a craft of patience, precision, and passion. Scale models are more than just artistic representations—they are essential tools in the real estate world. Built at precise ratios (often 1:100 to 1:64), they offer a tangible preview of how a building and residence will integrate with its natural surroundings, views, and community layout. For prospective homeowners, these models bring clarity to floor plans, sight-lines, and building orientation, often sparking that “aha” moment when they finally picture themselves living there.

Here’s a glimpse of the model in the shop along with a few new renderings.

• Every part is custom-made—3D printed, hand-fabricated, CNC’d, laser-cut, or painted.
• The model is 11 feet long and 44 inches wide and weighs over 250 pounds.

• Built at 1:64 scale (3/16″ = 1’), meaning a 6-foot-tall person is just 1 1/8″ in the model world.

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