Saddlerock Crossing - Sedona, Arizona

Vision

The Village at Saddlerock Crossing offers an open, lively space for the local community to gather. A historical monument gives way to Sedona's rich history, sparking conversation about the storied past of this unique area. Local artists provide a glimpse into the creativity found in this corner of the desert; their art featured throughout The Village allows community members to reflect and connect with each other and the environment. Saddlerock Crossing's park-like setting lends itself to be a safe space – both nurturing and restorative – and it is our hope that our local neighbors will congregate here to reflect on Sedona's history, enjoy the present and dream for the future.

Retail

Restaurant & Bar

Multi-Family Dwellings

Lodging

Saddlerock Crossing Sedona

The Village at Saddlerock Crossing is a destination lodging and meeting center located just behind the retail village. Designed to reflect the unique character of Sedona, it contains the work of local artists and invokes a sense of community with an on-site restaurant and bar intended for both hotel guests and public use.

Amenities

Outdoor Pool
Roof Top Garden
Indoor & Outdoor Fireplaces
Sauna, Steam Room & Fitness Center
On-Site Restaurant & Bar

Community

To capture the essence of community within Saddlerock Crossing, our intent is to provide guests and the general public with a space that provides a unique and viable Sedona experience.

Connect with nature at the park like setting. Connect with creativity through local artists showcased throughout the property. Connect with friends at the on-site gathering places.

Design Principles

Our vision for the development is to offer a "consistent building design theme/character". Borrowing from Sedona's rich history and tradition of building with native forms and materials, the envisioned design ethos will blend modern functionality with classic high-desert archetypes. Reflecting the solidity and stability of earthen dwellings, we plan to use glass discretely recessed to capture natural light or a specific viewshed. Detailing will honor the timelessness of the ever present sedimentary cliffs. Roof shapes are intended to be predominantly horizontal, with an occasional shed accent to invoke the pragmatism of basic pioneer shelter. Steel framing and overhead shade elements provide a filtered shade effect for environmental cooling. Colors will conform to the Sedona LRV standards, blending with the natural surroundings.

"My vision for the Lodge is to hint at traditional style and detail while maintaining sophistication." - Stephen Thompson, Architect

Contact Us

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Oxford Corporate
475 NE Bellevue Drive Suite 210
Bend, OR 97701

(541) 382-2188

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