Mixed-Use / Mid-Rise Residential
VICKERS
Roswell, Georgia
Roswell, Georgia
Vickers is a boutique, mixed-use development located in the heart of Historic Roswell, GA near Atlanta. The development includes 79 multi-family units in two 3-story brick buildings over structured podium parking on a prime corner lot location. The project also provides approximately 8,000 sq. ft. of ground-floor street retail space including an outdoor dining courtyard along bustling Canton St; the nerve center of Historic Roswell. Working closely with Roswell’s Historic Preservation Committee, we designed the project as two free-standing buildings to complement the desired pedestrian scale of the neighborhood and provide an internal public street for access to secured resident parking. The facades of the two buildings were carefully developed with a variety of brick materials and sensitive detailing in keeping with the historical character of the area. Each building was designed as a cohesive montage of historically inspired buildings which appear to have been built over time creating the overall development.
Year Completed: 2009
Site Area: 2.01 acre
Building Area: 1,046,491 GSF
Residential Area: 586,458 GSF
Unit Count: 441
Avg. Unit Size: 1,330 GSF
Parking Count: 820 deck spaces
Site Area: 2.01 acre
Building Area: 1,046,491 GSF
Residential Area: 586,458 GSF
Unit Count: 441
Avg. Unit Size: 1,330 GSF
Parking Count: 820 deck spaces
The residential units are much larger that than typical market-rate apartments and average 1,400 rentable square feet with ceiling heights of 10’-0” minimum. Each unit includes a generous roofed balcony that serves as an outdoor room and extension of the living space. Amenities include a Resident Lounge, Rooftop terrace with gas grilling stations and a common area landscaped courtyard. RJTR provided architectural, building engineering and landscape design services for Vickers developed by King Lowery Ventures, LLC of Atlanta, GA.
"Working closely with Roswell’s Historic Preservation Committee, we designed the project as two free-standing buildings to complement the desired pedestrian scale of the neighborhood and provide an internal public street for access to secured resident parking"
- RJTR Design Team