The urban living project constructed by Future B Homes located at Crescent Village in Eugene, Oregon 1st home is complete. This home was also featured in the 2011 Lane County Tour of Homes held in July.

Previous posts highlighed the construction of the Goldenheart designed by Associated Designs. Future construction will be the Rock Creek and Montrose plans. These townhome designs are perfect for high density compact narrow lots. Of the 3 designs the widest is the pictured Goldenheart at 34′4″ wide, yet as the photos show this home lives large.

Below is a photo tour of the Goldenheart and also features the quality construction Future B Homes is known for.

This home constructed by Future B Homes of Eugene Oregon was featured in the 2010 Lane County Tour of Homes. Below are interior photos of the Oakshire design which also shows the high quality contruction that Future B Homes is known for.

Photos courtesy of Future B Homes

Mesilla 30-183
                   

This southwestern home plan features bold tapered columns that accent corners, porch, and echo the shape of chimney. Columns bound bright foyer, vaulted dining room and living room. The vaulted family room with fireplace is open to kitchen with sunny nook.

View photos of the completed project here.

May 17, 2011

Progress continues on the Urban Living project under construction in Crescent Village in Eugene, Oregon. These properties are currently available for purchase. Please contact Future B Homes for more information.

April 20, 2011

Ready to begin                                       Digging out the lot
         

Setting the foundation
              

First floor framing
                

                   

Second floor framing begins

April 11, 2011

Located in Eugene’s Crescent Village, these townhomes designed by Associated Designs are currently under construction by Future B Homes. We have the opportunity to follow the construction process with Future B Homes. These homes are available for purchase and prices start $309,000 and include quality finish packages. Check back often to watch the process.

Developer plans new homes for Crescent Village

When the Butlers were looking for their company’s next construction project, they knew that it needed to be something different from the homes that the company had been building for the past few years.

“The market has changed,” says Mandi Butler. “People are looking for different design features in a home than they were 10 or even 5 years ago. Our lifestyles are changing; we all have less time and want to be conscious of how we use that time.”

Future B Homes is very familiar with the North Gilham area and when they heard that there was an opportunity to design new single family homes in Crescent Village, the company saw this opportunity as a chance to build homes for today’s lifestyle.

Very few builders are building speculative homes in the current economy, but the Butlers believe the company has enough market knowledge and experience to deliver what buyers want. “Crescent Village provides the low maintenance, convenience and efficiency that people are demanding in their homes now.”

Future B Homes has been developing neighborhoods in North Eugene for over 30 years. Robert and Dorothy Butler built one of the company’s first homes on Crescent Avenue, and two generations later the family is following in their grandparents footsteps, having constructed over 200 homes in some of North Eugene’s premier neighborhoods: River Pointe, Crescent Meadows and, most recently, Hawthorne Estates.

Future B Homes has designed two styles of homes for Crescent Village. The look will be very similar to the three story homes that line the east side of Lord Byron Place currently, but will have one-story less than their three-story cousins. The model home, on the front lot of Lord Byron, will be showcased on this year’s Tour of Homes.

“Both home styles will have the master bedroom on the main level, which is a trend that we have found appeals to all types of people,” said Mandi. “Plus we have incorporated open living spaces that connect the living, dining and kitchen area. Despite the smaller footprint, the home will provide very generous storage areas, as well as flex spaces.

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Mr. L will be blogging about the construction of our Chinook home plan. In an upcoming post, we will outline the changes he made to the design with our revision services to make the home uniquely his own.

Thank you Mr. L for choosing Associated Designs for your home plan needs. We look forward to watching the progress of your construction.

Thank you Mr. G for the purchase of the Heartshaven 10-525 plan and allowing us the opportunity to customize your home with our revision services!

This post will all Mr. G to blog about the construction process. We look forward to following along and appreciate the participation on our blog.

The Craftsman-style Bandon design was completed by Gansen Construction in Junction City, Oregon. Below is the photo tour of the home.

Construction is in the “home” stretch on the Crestview (also known as the Barrett) hexagonal design. The clients are hoping to make the big move in February. We hope the final phase of construction goes smoothly and look forward to the final walk-through.
                        

August 17, 2010
                   

A lot of progess has been accomplished during the summer on the Barrett (formally referred to as the Crestview). You can begin to see just how well the hexagonal core of this design is ideal to take in all the beauty of the views from every living space through out the home.

July 22, 2010
                   

The Barrett is the new hexagonal home plan created from the modifications that our client made to the original design, the Crestview. This beautiful home is perfect for the river view lot on which it is being built.

Associated Designs can modify any of our home designs. Whether it’s simply adding another bay to the garage or using the design as a basis to create an entirely new plan; we work with clients all over the country to create the home of their dreams. With us, you are working direct with the plans original designer and knowledgable staff who are available to answer your questions when you have them.
                   

June 7, 2010
                   

The main floor framing has begun on the Crestview. Here are current photos showing the garage taking shape.
                   

May 17, 2005

The current progress of the construction on the Crestview shows the walk-out basement framing and main floor joists.

May 13, 2010

We are excited for the opportunity to watch the construction of our hexagonal Crestview design.

The process began when Mr & Mrs B contacted us to modify the original design for their beautiful view property along a river. Revisions made were: reversing the plan, removed the loft, added a bay window at the great room, merged the office space with the owners’ suite, added a guest suite and 3 car garage bay. The basement was customized to include a recreation room, bunk room, bedroom and shop area. The exterior was changed to include additional stone and wood elements.

Check back to this blog often to watch the continued progress of this beautiful home. We invite you to post comments or ask questions along the way. Thank you Mr. & Mrs. B for providing us with photograhs!

We are very fortunate to get to follow the construction of our Pendleton home plan. Our client modified the original design to include a walk-out daylight basement for their downward sloping beautiful lake front property.

Our hexagonal home plans are designed to allow you to take in the view from every living area of the home. With 30 plans of varied sizes and styles you will find the best selection of this design style direct from Associated Designs. As with this client, we can modify the planto suit how you live in your home and fully maximize your lot’s potential.

The panoramic vista from the vaulted, hexagonal great room looks out over a wide railed deck that spans the entire rear of this contemporary home plan. Its kitchen has two peninsular counters, one with a raised eating bar. The vaulted owners’ suite is well isolated from secondary bedrooms and their shared bathroom.

We are very happy to receive the following photographs from clients showing the construction of the Aspen house plan using standard 2×6 framing and a conform block basement foundation. Here is what they had to say about their building process and a few changes they’ve made along the way:

“We are in the process of construction of the Aspen design on our beautiful lake property.  These are some pictures taken through Sept 8th.  The framing should be complete early next week so windows can be ordered.  We expect full enclosure with siding, shingles, windows and doors before the first snowfall.  Our building contractor changed the I beam direction as shown in the interior photos.  The basement is 6 foot ceiling and set for furnace, water, other utility and storage.  The master suite has a slider instead of window and door.  The window on the master wall is narrowed for placement of furniture.  We also added an exterior door (like the Kodiak) onto the utility room for a “mud entrance”.  The fire stove in the great room has been changed to a see through wood burning fireplace between the great room and the master suite.  We will update you with new photos when exterior has been completed.

 Thank you for a wonderful design.” – Mr. & Mrs. R