The Met at Boulevard One is a 3.7 acre multi-family project in Denver. The design uses drought tolerant grasses to facilitate a low water demand landscape. A traversing paths enhance pedestrian connectivity to the surrounding open space and street corridors.
Density— Low impact neighborhood design reduces the overall development footprint and increases open space preservation. The result achieves more than twice the density of traditional, low density residential development, while preserving three times as much open space.
Community — Open space locations benefit community residents, adjoining developments and public spaces.
Ecology — Open space is consolidated into larger swaths (minimizing fragmentation and edge effects) to preserve plants and wildlife habitat and reduce maintenance inputs.
History — Preserving the native landscape maintains the rustic appeal and view corridor along Leyden Road.
We planned the Alta at Harvest Station as a luxury community that features the highest quality landscape and architectural design. Alta has an extensive amenity package including direct garage access, secured site access, a luxury pool and community center. We complimented the outdoor features with an event lawn, a central mail kiosk, a bicycle repair station, a dog park, a recycling facility, electric car charging stations and a full range of concierge services.
Alta at Harvest Station, a 297-unit, transit-oriented apartment community in Broomfield, Colorado received unanimous approval from the Broomfield City Council. Located immediately east of the 1st Bank Center and the RTD US 36 & Broomfield Park-n-Ride, the community is 15 minutes from work and recreational opportunities in both Denver and Boulder. A commuter rail station is also planned just southeast of Alta at Harvest Station.
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/
Haskins Station is a pedestrian friendly, mixed density, residential neighborhood. The neighborhood embraces many of the concepts presented in the City of Arvada comprehensive plan. Housing diversity and affordability, transit-oriented development, street and trail connectivity, parks and open space are all important aspects of the plan. The name Haskin’s Station is in honor of Hiram Arvada Haskins, an early resident of the area whose middle name was chosen to name the town after.