The Farms at Bailey Station

The Farms at Bailey Station was a project 15 years in the making due to economic recessions and other market factors. Renaissance Group picked up the initial concept from another design firm and worked to finalize the design and see it through construction. Due to this long project span and budget constraints, final material selections were specified with aesthetics, value and efficiency in mind. For example, a large-scale porcelain tile in the lobby achieved the desired aesthetic impact while being functional and budget conscious. Brick cladding for the focal point fireplace and Charlie’s Steakhouse achieved richness and visual impact while being more cost-effective than full masonry. Velvet acoustic panels in the Performing Arts Center supported sound control and gave the walls texture and visual interest.

To create the feeling of home in a 400,000-sq.ft. building required Renaissance Group to think outside of the box. The innovative design of the main building provided residents a large range of choices and variety in apartment style, layout, and size. The exterior architecture offered a nod to the historic homestead appeal in the area with a touch of modern flair.  Parking was hidden underneath the building to create security for the residents and maintain a clean and prominent exterior view.