New & Noteworthy

South Bay Village: Clubhouse

     

Coming Soon:  The South Bay Village Clubhouse

Check out these gorgeous renderings, done by our very own, Heather Mauldin.  This spacious and beautiful new clubhouse will be home to several amenities for the communities future residents.  The 2,873 sf building has space for leasing offices, a fitness area, three private work spaces for residents, and other communal spaces such as a dining room, kitchen, and a casual seating area.  The clubhouse will be apart of a 6-building community that will be home to 144 residential dwelling units, some of which even include garage spaces for residents!

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NEW CONSTRUCTION

275 Degrees

A 24-unit Townhome Development

Construction has started on this beautiful Bainbridge Island development!  The development will be home to 24 residential dwelling units, across 6 buildings, with the total space built being 65,372 sf.  These luxurious and modern homes come in 10 different design layouts, ranging from 2-3 bedroom options.  The homes are said to be perfect balance between urban and island living!

Interested in buying one of these homes?  Click here to learn more about becoming a 275 degree townhome owner!

17th Avenue Apartments

Introducing the 17th Avenue Apartment building in Portland, OR!  This quaint little 19 unit, 4-story building is located in the heart of one of Portland’s most historical neighborhoods.  Lots of time, thought, and effort went into the process our architects took to draft this building, which can be seen in the historical reference guide below.  While construction for the 17th avenue apartments isn’t scheduled for later this year, the permits have been approved!  The style and vibe of this project was to incorporate significant buildings into the design, that way a new building going up in this specific neighborhood would not stick out like a sore thumb.  The 17th and couch neighborhood has a strict building code, which Milbrandt architects had to adhere to in the initial design process.  Sticking to said code allows a new building to feel right at home when built, and thus encourage the culture of what it means to live on 17th Ave.