In this article, we prove that, given two finite connected graphs ₁ and ₂, if the two right-angled Artin groups A (₁) and A (₂) are quasi-isometric, then the infinite pointed sums N ₁^ and N ₂^ are homotopy equivalent, where ᵢ^ denotes the simplicial complex whose vertex-set is ᵢ and whose simplices are given by joins. These invariants are extracted from a study, of independent interest, of the homotopy types of several complexes of hyperplanes in quasi-median graphs (such as one-skeleta of CAT (0) cube complexes). For instance, given a quasi-median graph X, the crossing complex Cross^ (X) is the simplicial complex whose vertices are the hyperplanes (or -classes) of X and whose simplices are collections of pairwise transverse hyperplanes. When X has no cut-vertex, we show that Cross^ (X) is homotopy equivalent to the pointed sum of the links of all the vertices in the prism-completion X^ of X.
Abbott et al. (Tue,) studied this question.