“Extraordinary Residences Exceptional Lifestyle” is the quote that architects tried to convey and bring to life in the design of the Wellington Condominium project. Wellington Condominiums or Wellington Estates is a 4 story luxury condominium located at the heart of the award winning community town center of Eagleview. Wellington is a limited collection of extraordinary condominium homes styled to give the effect of a grand estate homestead. The condominium has 48 residences which can be up to 2300 square feet in each living space. The 8 designs Willow, Sequoia, Juniper, Cypress, Aspen, Magnolia, Palmetto, and Holy are the floor plans that future homeowners have to choose from with a choice of décor being “traditional” or “contemporary.”

The architectural style and philosophy took into account the surrounding nature and environments that encompasses the building. As the name of the eight floor plan designs suggest, Wellington tries to connect nature by introducing huge windows and private balconies to view the luscious forests and strategically laid out parks to the condominium. This natural and environmental connection with the building and its surroundings was so important to the design that the mechanical units at the last minute were redesigned to be on top of the roof so that future homeowners would encapsulate the entire atmosphere that the owner wanted.

The architectural design also focused on the location and amenities that Wellington Condominium would offer to the home owners. Being that Wellington was located right at Wellington Square Park, home owners have access to many areas of recreation, concerts, shopping, dining and entertaining right at there door step. No need to drive to go to the mall or stores because everything is within 10 – 15 minutes of casual walking distance. In order to ensure full customer satisfaction, the amenities that where architecturally designed with serious consideration were the underground and indoor parking, building controls and security, and recycling and trash receptions on each floor.