Ridgegate – Sky Ridge Station Apartments
A 540 unit multi-family, mixed use, and transit-oriented development project in Lone Tree, Colorado. The scope included streetscape, landscape architecture and amenity space design. Interior pockets are focused on passive engagement, embracing a range of age groups. For a fly-through video of the project, please visit our team partner’s website via this link:
https://evstudio.com/project-update-ridgegate-station/
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