Client: Inn at Eagle Point. Area: total of 225,000 square feet, incorporates a 70,000 square foot hotel, 51 condominiums, and 11 bungalows Time to Completion: Currently under re-design, phasing in progress, estimated completion in Summer 2009
WEBCAM coming Spring 2007
Highlights: This highly-anticipated resort facility is the first of its kind in southern Oregon. Nestled around a Robert Trent Jones, Jr. course voted in the top ten public golf courses in the US and second best golf course in Oregon, the Inn at Eagle Point will be a magnificent complement to the Eagle Point Golf Community, offering services and amenities currently unparalleled in southern Oregon.
Featuring a full-service hotel, restaurant, spa, bungalows and condominiums, the Inn at Eagle Point is designed to build on the values already demonstrated by the golf course community, including: discriminating Northwest architecture, natural landscape features, aesthetic and accessible community resources, and a pedestrian-friendly environment to inspire active and healthy lifestyles.
The focal point of the Inn at Eagle Point resort is a grand, lodge-style hotel with 71 well -appointed guestrooms. Eleven two-story bungalows and 51 triplex-style condominiums complement the hotel and offer travelers a variety of lodging options. Bungalows will also be available for “vacation ownership” up to 9 months of the year.
Ausland Group has been retained as Construction Manager to guide the project from inception through completion. We are partnering with both local and out-of-state professional consultants to lend expertise to project planning, including a hospitality consulting firm to advise operational and creative planning and ensure project form and function goals are met. Planning has also included a traffic impact analysis, erosion and sediment control plans, and a landscape architecture plan to preserve trees and enhance the site’s natural vegetation.
Ausland Group is proud to be a part of bringing this exciting new facility to our local region.
WEBCAM coming Spring 2007 
