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3/12/26
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Work on Portico, a new 112-unit luxury condo development in North Scottsdale, has wrapped up. The project, a development of Belgravia Group, was designed by KTGY.
Located at 7201 East Henkel Way, where Scottsdale Rd intersects with 101 Fwy, Portico is situated within the One Scottsdale masterplan development which upon completion is anticipated to include over 2.8 msf of retail, residential, hotel and office uses. The immediate area boasts easy access to world renowned golf courses, miles of hiking and biking trails, luxury shopping and numerous restaurants.
Portico’s design celebrates the area’s desert landscapes and works within a modern-influenced architecture to create a seamless indoor/outdoor living experience. The project’s design has been awarded the Multi-Family Project of the Year Award by Phoenix Agent Magazine in the 2023 Agent’s Choice Awards.
KTGY’s architecture team designed Portico with a modernist touch. The clean lines of the facade frames are supported by a concrete structure — an added luxury for a development of this scale — and are accented with glazing and a palette of smooth stucco, solid and perforated metal panels, deep woodgrain accents and steel sunshades. The concrete floors improve privacy, soundproofing and increase clear ceiling heights, reinforcing quality and value for the condominium owners.
Quality and comfort guide the design of communal spaces like the demo kitchen, fitness room, lounges and lobbies. Aligning with the development’s architectural style, interior spaces are defined by vertical gestures and repetition that create a serene, sophisticated look. The desert landscape informs the development’s defining moments and materials: sandy-colored wood slats feature throughout the complex, along with sandstone details and fabric with the muted pastel colors of a desert sunrise. White tables and countertops reflect the calm desert sky, and natural materials and woven textures bring subtle texture to everyday touchpoints.
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