Mid-century architecture makes comeback in new community

Nostalgic new-home-seekers, get ready: Shea Homes has announced a new community inspired by the mid-century modern design so popular in the 1950s and 1960s.

Trilogy at Vistancia in northwest Phoenix will be the first Valley community in decades to offer these homes, designed with that specific design in mind.

The unique features emphasize straight exterior lines, open, naturally lit interiors, expansive living spaces (both indoor and outdoor) and flat ceilings throughout.

“We wanted to get away from routine homebuilding with a design that will excite people and represent Phoenix’s roots,” said Hal Looney, Arizona Area President, Shea Homes Active Lifestyle Division. “This new community focuses on a timeless design that people across the Valley will recognize and want to call home.”

Buyers can also choose options that feature “secret rooms” hidden behind bookcases and separate lofts, or a casita option — an independent studio with its own bedroom, kitchenette and dining area.

The home prices will be released alongside the development’s Grand Opening weekend Jan. 24-25.

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