The MGM Grand, Caesars Palace, Venetian, Palazzo, and the Stratosphere Tower. The common connection between all these amazing properties is that they were constructed by Taylor International Corp. Taylor’s name has been intertwined with the development of Las Vegas and Southern Nevada for the past 75 years.

Taylor International’s story starts when Morry Mason acquired the company in 1940 while acting as the Architectural Engineer for Taylor Construction. Morry began by building many of Miami’s legendary hotels, including the Fontainebleau, Eden Roc, Savoy, Raleigh, and Delano. Working with the legendary Morris Lapidus, together they designed and built the iconic South Florida Art Deco architecture and luxury for which South Miami Beach became synonymous. In 1954, Morry came to Las Vegas to build the Riviera Hotel. Ten years later, he moved Taylor to Las Vegas for the construction of Caesars Palace, and it has been the permanent home of Taylor International and the Mason family ever since.