Reno Ballpark | Reno, NV

Directly across from the Greater Nevada Ballpark, downtown Reno already has energy on game days and a riverfront close at hand. Pacific Development envisions the Reno Ballpark project, which will add 368 residential dwelling units to this lively downtown area and give more people the chance to live in the middle of it all.

Building next to a landmark brings its own design questions. The project takes its inspiration from the brick masonry of the ballpark, offering an updated, complementary aesthetic rather than a copy. Practically, the homes wrap around an attached parking garage that connects to the apartment building at each level, so residents can park and walk straight home while the garage stays hidden from the street. The building is planned in Type IIIA and IA construction. Designed by BDE Architecture, the project reflects a close partnership with Pacific Development in balancing context, convenience and density.

When complete, residents will enjoy a robust amenities package and walkable access to the Truckee riverfront, along with restaurants, retail and nightlife. For downtown Reno, it will mean hundreds of new neighbors living just steps from the ballpark.

Address: 222 Evans Ave, Reno, NV, 89512

Client: Pacific Development

Number of Units: 368

Construction Types: IIIA and IA

Modern mixed-use building with retail space on ground floor and apartments above, with cars and pedestrians in front.

Modern multi-story apartment building with retail shops on the ground floor, surrounding cars and pedestrians in the city.

Modern mixed-use building with storefronts on the ground level, residential units above, and trees along the sidewalk at dusk.