QUINN EVANS | ARCHITECTS developed the master plan for this 125-acre development near the Rappahanock River. The compact, mixed-use approach of this neo-traditional village is intended to create a strong sense of community, encourage walking, and promote sustainability. A variety of housing types are designed to appeal to a range of incomes and ages, including elderly residents with provision for both independent- and assisted-living facilities. Clustering of the residential districts results in an average density of about three dwelling units per acre, with up to eight units per acre within developed areas. Also featured within the Village Plan are a library, pool and tennis courts, daycare center, as well as a market and commercial district with a post office, county offices, police substation, bank, and other businesses aggregated near a regional hospital’s medical center. |
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