Crescent Village
Project Type: Master Planned Development, Infrastructure, Office, Retail, Housing
Location: Eugene, Oregon
Size: 40 Acres
(2) 80,000 sq. ft. housing above retail buildings
37,000 sq. ft. office above retail building
40 single-family homes
Completion: June 2008
Cost: $80 Million
PROJECT TEAM
Owner: Arlie & Company
Development Management: Mark Miksis (while at Arlie & Company)
Architect: Rowell Brokaw Architects, PC
Location: Eugene, Oregon
Size: 40 Acres
(2) 80,000 sq. ft. housing above retail buildings
37,000 sq. ft. office above retail building
40 single-family homes
Completion: June 2008
Cost: $80 Million
PROJECT TEAM
Owner: Arlie & Company
Development Management: Mark Miksis (while at Arlie & Company)
Architect: Rowell Brokaw Architects, PC
Crescent Village is one of the largest recent real estate developments in Eugene. In a town that does not typically support large developments, this 40-acre development succeeded in gaining unanimous support from surrounding residents and businesses because of Arlie & Company’s focus on design and liveability, plus its transparent response to the needs of the existing neighborhood.
Arlie & Company’s vision for Crescent Village was to create a mix of high quality housing, retail shops and services, office space, and integrated parks, transforming the Northeast Eugene neighborhood into a walkable, people-focused community. While working closely with the City, Mark Miksis and his planning and development team introduced and gained approval for new urban concepts that had not previously been attempted in the City of Eugene.
Guided by the principles of New Urbanism, Crescent Village was designed as a place where people could walk to local shops, dine in restaurants close to home, and get to know their neighbors. The Village features a wide variety of living spaces, designed to appeal to many different lifestyles.
Arlie & Company’s vision for Crescent Village was to create a mix of high quality housing, retail shops and services, office space, and integrated parks, transforming the Northeast Eugene neighborhood into a walkable, people-focused community. While working closely with the City, Mark Miksis and his planning and development team introduced and gained approval for new urban concepts that had not previously been attempted in the City of Eugene.
Guided by the principles of New Urbanism, Crescent Village was designed as a place where people could walk to local shops, dine in restaurants close to home, and get to know their neighbors. The Village features a wide variety of living spaces, designed to appeal to many different lifestyles.