Modern Architectural Style
Architecture at
Urban Reserve is modern, arising from the talents of a select group of
regionally and nationally recognized architects. Rejecting historically
false or retro styles, the homes of Urban Reserve are of their time and
of their place–North Texas in the early 21st century.
Each home is
sustainably designed, incorporating sensible siting and massing,
non-toxic, high-quality materials, efficient systems, and low-impact
construction techniques.
The Design
Criteria Manual is a means to achieving and maintaining this vision,
providing straightforward, user-friendly guidelines and standards.
Minimum standards are intended to maintain cohesiveness, quality, and
continuity among the homes of Urban Reserve, while encouraging the
highest levels of innovation and creativity. Progressive and
forward-thinking ideas in architecture, landscape architecture, and
sustainability are encouraged, as long as they are consistent with the
Urban Reserve vision.
Design at Urban
Reserve is guided by a three-person architectural review committee
consisting of a representative of the developer, the architect/master
planner, and a representative of the homeowners association. Details of
design review process are available in the Design Criteria Manual.
