APOGEE has completed its first collection of Member villas, with architecture and landscape design by interdisciplinary studio, Hart Howerton, marking a significant milestone in the ongoing buildout of the 1,200-acre private golf and lifestyle destination. Now the club has opened its first villas for members to stay on the property as the broader campus continues to take shape with courses and facilities already in operation.
Hart Howerton, who leads the master planning, architecture, and landscape architecture for APOGEE, conceived the villas as an extension of the Club’s larger design ethos. Rather than traditional golf cottages, the villas are designed to deliver the experience of a five-star hotel suite within a private club setting, supporting APOGEE’s goal of offering a complete destination for its members.
Architecturally, the villas are intentionally restrained. Off-white stucco forms, shaded porches, and deep roof overhangs allow the buildings to sit quietly within the landscape, creating privacy while maintaining strong visual connections to fairways, lakes, and gardens. Large openings frame views and encourage indoor-outdoor living, while the scale and massing reinforce a sense of calm and intimacy in contrast to the club’s larger social buildings. Interiors by Meyer Davis complement the architecture through a hospitality-driven approach that emphasizes warmth, comfort, and livability.
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