Introducing the WaterShed Condos – A Landmark of Vision and Craftsmanship in EugeneBorn from a deep love of community and inspired by the charm of Europe’s backstreets and the vibrancy of Mexican plazas, the WaterShed was designed to bring that same spirit of place and connection to Eugene’s North of Fourth (NoFo) neighborhood.This one-of-a-kind mixed-use building was crafted with longevity, sustainability, and beauty in mind. Its structure is built with aerated autoclaved concrete—an advanced European material that insulates, soundproofs, and regulates temperature naturally. A stainless steel roof, triple-paned and operable windows ensure quiet comfort, energy efficiency, and fresh air year-round.15,000 gallon rainwater cisterns supply water for laundry, landscaping, and toilets for most of the year, and the landscape is thoughtfully planted with native, low-water flora. With natural finishes, no PVC or natural gas, and exposed utilities for easy maintenance, every detail has been considered.The WaterShed’s classic lines echo timeless architecture, creating a building that feels rooted in history but built for modern life. Located next to Coldfire Brewing’s future taproom and restaurant, and part of the revitalized NoFo community, it’s a space meant to be explored—and remembered.Passersby often double back to say, “Wait a minute, what’s that?” Welcome to the WaterShed.

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