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[Stadtplan]

A Modern Interpretation of Historic Fort Worth

https://www.corgan.c...rthwest-village

https://apexoneip.co...rthwest-Village

 

450 Units

Developer: Woodfield Development

Estimated delivery of first units Q3 2024

 

Woodfield Real Estate’s master plan in northwest Fort Worth included a robust mixed-use development offering office space, restaurants, and retail as well as a large entertainment venue. However, to bring their vision for the urban community to fruition, the developer needed a conceptual design for a mid-rise apartment complex to meet the preferences and needs of the modern lifestyle, attracting families and professionals to the community.

 

The developer enlisted Corgan to design Northwest Village comprising three wrap-around apartment buildings totaling 485 units and a cast-in-place concrete parking structure with a connecting sky bridge. The design includes an adjoining park and streetscape within walking distance to area shops and restaurants as well as strategically placed amenities -- large central courtyards, rooftop terraces, co-working meeting rooms, fitness centers, and simulated golf areas for residential use.

 

Record UDC-2023-088: 

Urban Design Commission

Record Status: Pending

https://aca-prod.acc...ShowInspection=

Project Description:

Northwest Village

New Multi-family Development

 

 

 

 

 

[TLA]

Looks nice! Corgan always does quality projects.

If only the rest of Alliance was built like this to start. With our growth in the north not stopping, I’d expect Alliance to fill in Surface parking over time. Especially, if competition like this project starts showing up.

[Jeriat]

...wait, where?

[rriojas71]

In what way is this a historic interpretation? Just sounds like marketing mumble jumble to me.

 

looks ok for what and where it is.

[Stadtplan]

In what way is this a historic interpretation? Just sounds like marketing mumble jumble to me.
 
looks ok for what and where it is.

It has bricks and sidewalks.

[Austin55]

The first and second renderings are lovely. 

[JBB]

I'm assuming this is near TMS since all indications are that it's in Fort Worth.

[rriojas71]

The first and second renderings are lovely. 

The first rendering reminds me of Magnolia Green.  Maybe that's what they mean by modern interpretation.

[Stadtplan]

I was able to "F12" the banner image out of the other link.  It's a pencil sketch: