Architecture

Sweetwater architecture continues the design of the small mountain villages connecting Sweetwater residents with building traditions from mountain villages and neighborhoods of the past.
Residences respond to both the climate and locale.
Construction techniques and time-tested material create residences that have integrity and will last for generations.
- Granite Slab Counters
- Craftsman Style Fixtures
- 2 Bed/2 Bath or 3 Bed/2.5 Bath
- Gas Fireplace
- Wood Floor/Carpet
- Premier Finishes
- Stone and Tile Finishes
- Craftsman Style Fixtures
- Media Center Pre-wired
- Energy Saver Kitchen Appliances
- Energy Saver Washer/Dryer
- Attached 2 Car Finished, Heated Garage
- Dual Sink Master Bathroom
- Cultured Marble
- 9 Foot Ceilings
- Ample Storage
- Kitchen Pantry
- Insulated Windows and Exterior Doors
- Double Sound and Fire Walls Between Each Unit
- Sound Transmission Class (STC) Rating of Approximately 50
- Thermal Insulation R-Values:
- Exterior Walls is R-19
- Party Walls Between Units is a Total of R-22
- Attic is R-38
- Garage Ceiling to the Unit Above is R-38
All residences are designed with one hand to create a cohesive architecture.
A collection of building types provide diversity and interest to the village.
Porches and balconies are sited toward the mountains, parks and courtyards, and mountain vistas.
, a significant civic structure for Sweetwater residents and visitors.

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