The master plan sought to reshape the derelict site into a vibrant new mixed-income community that was safe, attractive, marketable, and connected to the urban fabric of Louisville. At final buildout,

residents will have educational, recreational, retail, and commercial components within walking distance.

["PARK DUVALLE PATTERN BOOK", "Louisville Craftsman", "This one was created during the 1840s as one of the most popular styles in the South. It is a national style house design, available both in patterns and as separate units, and can be combined with any architecture. The criteria for this style are 10 or more windows, 10 or more doors, and 1 or 2 stories. Windows are single, and all or part of the frontage is open.