Good living is built in at Reed’s Crossing. Health and happiness are thoughtfully designed into all aspects of community life. From the sustainability of the homes and community areas to the well-being of families and the surrounding environment, every detail matters. Thrivability ensures that the good things in life keep getting better Reed’s Crossing. First of all, there is an expansive network of sidewalks and open spaces that are perfect for casual walks. There’s also the Reed’s Crossing Greenway, which features a path system that gives you the perfect place for you to explore with the family. A lot of thought were put into how we can preserve the natural integrity of our environment and maintain it well into the future. Restoring the Land by bringing back the local creek and watershed area while Reed’s Crossing was being built. Green Spaces that feature drought-resistant and low-maintenance Eco lawn in most areas. A minimum of 250 trees will be planted per year. Re-using Materials by reclaiming some walnut and oak from harvested trees and used for bench seating and other construction. Responsible Landscaping using native plants whenever possible, with water usage leveraged from stormwater collection and irrigation. Planned amenities include two large parks and the Reed’s Crossing Town Center, which will offer shopping, dining and entertainment.
Also in the town center you will find Reed’s Crossing Senior Living, one of two Ankrom Moisan projects anchoring a new neighborhood in Hillsboro, OR. Reed’s Crossing Senior Living jump-starts civic growth—in what was once an empty field—through independent/assisted living and memory care. Here, calm, airy interior spaces are bathed with natural light, and ample outdoor spaces and biophilic design elements play off the building’s agrarian-inspired form. Our distinctly urban approach to suburban senior living laid the structural basis for multigenerational life: integrating with walking paths, single-family housing, retail, school, and green areas. The design for Reed’s Crossing Senior Living reflects Hillsboro’s agrarian roots. Inspired by the surrounding mountains (especially a view of Mt Hood from the area) and organized around a ribbon of parks linked by pedestrian streets, Reed’s Crossing Senior Living brings amenities to the public along a beautiful green street. It also provides residents with many opportunities to connect with each other and their highly walkable neighborhood. This sense of rootedness is part of what makes this project so special. At its conceptual heart is the idea of connecting generations to each other; that families here, many of whom work at Intel or Nike, can live near their parents and grandparents who may have moved from out-of-state, or even just across town, to be closer to their grandkids. Besides the senior community, the Reed’s Crossing neighborhood will ultimately include development for school, multi- and single-family housing, and retail. Every generation of a family can live, play, and grow old here.
1 AIA HSW LU credit will be available for attendance
Presented by
Eric Peterson, Newland
Mark Miller, Ankrom Moisan
Scott Soukup, Ankrom Moisan
Kenneth Puttman, David Weekly Homes
Mike Dickey, Mortenson
Schedule
5:00 to 5:30 pm Networking Happy Hour
5:30 to 6:30 pm Panel Discussion and Q&A
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