Broadstone Voss is a redevelopment of a former apartment complex built in the early ’70s on a 4.89-acre site. The community serves as a transitional piece of the urban fabric shifting from an adjacent commercial retail center on the south side to less dense single-family and multifamily developments nearby.

The urban infill features a unique, modern design that reflects both the commercial and residential context of its surrounding. The architecture is composed of rectangular volumes, flat roofs, brick, stone, exposed steel and storefront glazing.

The western façade of the building is punctuated with moveable sunscreens allowing residents to control the amount of light entering their units. The unique nature of these environmental controls will allow the façade to continuously transform in direct response to sun orientation and resident comfort.

The massing of the nine buildings is broken into clusters that wrap units around three courtyards and a six-level parking structure. This structure is strategically hidden from street view and will allow residents the convenience of parking on the level on which they live.

The 7,000 square-foot clubhouse exterior features 10-foot storefront glazing and a 14-foot cantilevered metal awning. Amenities include a lounge with entertainment kitchen, a top-tier fitness facility, business center and conference room. Outside, the main courtyard features a resort pool and fountain with deck and fireplace, highlighted in a field of Pennsylvania Bluestone.

The property offers a variety of one-bedroom/one-bath and two-bedroom/two-bath units that range from 632 square feet to 1,445 square feet. Floorplans feature an open concept design, reinforced by 10-foot ceilings and expansive window areas. Modern kitchens will include stainless appliances, pendant lights, islands with wine storage and granite countertops.