Fairway has long offered two choices: homeownership or moving away. The Fieldston of Fairway introduces a third—an intentionally crafted rental community that allows residents to remain rooted while embracing a lifestyle defined by ease, connection, and refined comfort.

The vision centered on a modern community that harmonizes with the neighborhood’s charm and scale. A French-Colonial modern aesthetic—balanced proportions, elegant rooflines, and warm, enduring materials—pairs with abundant daylight and serene interiors. Wellness shaped the plan, with connected green spaces, shaded walkways, and easy access to nearby parks encouraging an active, social rhythm. Indoor gathering spaces flow seamlessly to terraces and gardens, creating a resort-like atmosphere within a residential setting.

Designing The Fieldston required balancing ambition with constraint. The team preserved mature trees, addressed stormwater, and integrated parking on a tight site at the edge of single-family homes. Height, massing, and privacy were carefully studied to ensure the architecture felt authentically “of Fairway.” Inside, spaces foster community without sacrificing calm, while remaining fully accessible for active adults. Construction cost volatility demanded disciplined, creative solutions to deliver luxury without compromise.

The building’s massing steps gracefully with its neighbors, framed by native plantings and shaded paths. A grand porte-cochère marks arrival. Inside, a two-story lobby showcases rich natural materials, sculptural lighting, and refined detailing. Amenity spaces—from the mezzanine study lounge and demonstration kitchen to the great room and intimate whiskey pub—blend craftsmanship with comfort. The result is a confident, elevated residence designed for connection, beauty, and lasting belonging.

Resources

MEP Engineer: Smith & Boucher  Civil Engineer: BHC  Structural Engineer: Bse Structural Engineers  Exterior Furnishings: Lifestyles by Design

Architect

Klover Architects

Contractor

Crossland Construction

Designer

Tran + Thomas Design Studio

Landscape Architect

Richard Clayton Barrett

Developers

EPC Real Estate Group Platform Ventures

Photographer

Matthew Anderson

Before Photos

Floor plans and drawings

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