The Portfolio · 2004 to Present
Eleven landmarks,
two continents
Luxury hospitality, high-rise residential, master-planned districts, and complex urban developments, each navigated from concept through execution.
35.4634° N · 97.5151° W
Boardwalk at Bricktown
Oklahoma City, OK Active
A large-scale mixed-use development envisioned as a new landmark destination in downtown Oklahoma City. Designed by AO with experiential and entertainment planning by Thinkbox, the multi-tower district integrates residential, hospitality, retail, and entertainment uses in a vibrant, walkable environment along the Bricktown waterfront, crowned by Legends Tower, the future tallest building in the United States.
35.5° N · 97.5° W
Legends Smart City
Oklahoma Active
A next-generation master-planned community in Oklahoma, integrating intelligent infrastructure, technology, and placemaking to create a connected district designed for long-term growth.
39.1863° N · 106.8170° W
The Residences at The Little Nell
Aspen, CO
An exclusive collection of luxury ski-in/ski-out homes at the base of Aspen Mountain, developed with Goldman Sachs in a Whitehall Fund venture. The project blends contemporary mountain architecture with five-star hospitality by The Little Nell, Aspen’s only Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five-Diamond hotel, with private rooftop amenities, ski concierge, and direct gondola access.
25.7847° N · 80.1936° W
Miami Worldcenter
Miami, FL
A 27-acre mixed-use urban development, the largest property in downtown Miami, entitled for more than sixteen million square feet of hotels, retail, restaurants, office, entertainment, medical, education, and residential. Matteson led pre-development of the landmark district with CIM as equity partner.
32.7157° N · 117.1611° W
Sapphire Tower
San Diego, CA
A 32-story, $140-million ground-up mixed-use tower in downtown San Diego consisting of 97 condominiums, retail, and office space, developed with Goldman Sachs and Euro Hypo Bank.
29.7604° N · 95.3698° W
Hotel ICON
Houston, TX
In partnership with the Canyon Johnson Urban Fund, Matteson acquired, rehabilitated, and repositioned the historic 135-room Hotel ICON in downtown Houston as a newly franchised Marriott Autograph Collection property.
43.0277° N · 11.4339° E
Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco
Montalcino, Italy
A 5,000-acre master plan in the heart of Tuscany: a fully restored castle with a 21-suite hotel concept, cooking school, spa, two fine-dining restaurants, a new winery, twenty farmhouses converted into villas of 3,500 to 10,000 square feet, and an 18-hole golf course designed by Tom Weiskopf.
39.1798° N · 106.8230° W
One Aspen
Aspen, CO
Fourteen 4,000-square-foot single-family ski-in/ski-out homes at the base of Aspen Mountain, alongside seventeen employee housing units, setting a contemporary standard for slope-side living.
39.1942° N · 106.8253° W
Gibson Avenue
Aspen, CO
Three custom single-family mountain residences of 4,000, 4,500, and 8,000 square feet in Aspen’s historic Smuggler neighborhood.
33.5931° N · 117.8736° W
Cameo Shores
Corona del Mar, CA
Contemporary custom coastal residences in the exclusive Cameo Shores enclave of Corona del Mar, where modern architecture meets the Pacific.
33.6155° N · 117.8746° W
Newport Center
Newport Beach, CA
An 8,000-square-foot corporate headquarters in the heart of Newport Center.