This development brings rental variety to an area mostly comprising for-sale housing choices. Each detached home is crafted in one of three different styles—Hill Country, Texana Farmhouse and American Classic—that complement the master plan and region.
These styles make attractive use of lap siding, board and batten, stone and brick, and are further enriched by three different color schemes. The personality, array of styles, colors and materials give this community a diverse, yet harmonious, look that provides a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood that engages the creekside with common open space amenities while bringing a new homestyle into the greater community.
The designers worked with the client to populate the community with clusters of six to eight homes. Each is served by an alley-facing two-car garage to keep the front-facing entry facades clean. A green paseo reaches every front door, with shared courts in the front and private yards to the rear. Greenbelts crisscross the site, creating pedestrian corridors off the street. These lead to open space with outdoor amenities such as barbecue, basketball, playground and flex lawn.
From work-from-home singles to empty nesters, this community makes style and amenities attainable to the expanding demographic of suburban Forth Worth.
Architect/Designer | KTGY
Builder | BB Living
Developer | Hillwood
Landscape Architect/Designer | TBG
Photographer | Mixed Media Creations
From the Judges | This development creates a good sense of community. The homes feature an interesting use of color and material, with a nice play on architecture and living spaces.
