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Title: Concord - New Urbanism Community Post by: LandArchPoke on October 25, 2020, 05:57:50 pm Found the other one I've been hearing about. Called Concord, I'm still not 100% of which tract of land it is but it's East Tulsa/North BA area so I believe it's in BA schools.
https://concordok.com/ Planning Design Group did the master plan and Selser Schaefer is working on the community center architecture (has a video rendering of the common area). http://planningdesigngroup.com/projects/community-planning-2/concord-master-plan-community/ https://www.selserschaefer.com/projects/concord/ Developer is a group called SixthDay Properties: http://www.sixthdayproperties.com/ (https://i.imgur.com/Uodirqq.png) (https://i.imgur.com/iEaNNqG.png) (https://i.imgur.com/Tc9MfBv.png) Title: Re: Concord - New Urbanism Community Post by: LandArchPoke on October 25, 2020, 05:58:52 pm (https://i.imgur.com/B55lJdW.png)
Title: Re: Concord - New Urbanism Community Post by: tulsabug on October 29, 2020, 09:01:28 pm I like the community center design but it all screams HOA and a really expensive one at that not to mention the housing, though admittedly not fleshed-out in this early rendering, is probably going to be a full-tilt Edward Scissorhands suburbia. I see they're touting affordability but I'd be curious what they define as affordable.
(https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-bbv8b2tClX4/VcAwTeldjyI/AAAAAAAAP7A/oH0852qb0jI/s1600/suburbia0611b.jpg) Title: Re: Concord - New Urbanism Community Post by: LandArchPoke on October 30, 2020, 03:43:00 pm My bet is 'affordable' is under $500k. There does appear to be what is called pocket neighborhoods mixed in, so those might actually be affordable in the $150-250k range but they wouldn't have a garage and would be smaller homes.
Looks like this is off 31st Street between Lynn Lane and County Line, so Tulsa but BA schools. |