Plans have been approved for a mixed-use hotel, residential, retail, dining and entertainment center on the Strip in front of the Convention Center. The 10-acre parcel is part of the old Riviera site that was purchased for $125 million in June. The project includes two 60-story towers (the neighboring Fontainebleau is 67 stories), one with 425 residential units, the other with short- and long-term hotel rentals, along with a shopping center, pool complex, events venue and a 400-foot amusement ride. A casino is not included. No timeline, budget or name was revealed, but the powers behind it are also the successful developers of the 63 CityCenter complex.