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The Village at Ashland
Hills will be developed on the site of a former hotel
that has reached the end of its useful life. The new
development is oriented around a ‘village center’
similar to Ashland’s downtown Plaza, that creates a
cohesive identity for the project. The village center
buildings are positioned to highlight the existing
mature landscaping and water features, and to frame
views to natural landmarks including Pilot Rock, Grizzly
Peak, and Pompadour.
The project takes advantage of the site’s natural grade
to provide structured parking beneath some buildings, a
key element in creating the intense mix of retail,
office, and residential uses required to evoke the feel
of a village center. A demonstration vineyard and
adjacent tasting room highlight Southern Oregon’s
growing wine industry, and are the cornerstones of the
project’s focus on viticulture. This regional focus also
provides the basis for the project’s Pacific Northwest
design aesthetic.
