Renderings have been revealed for The Goddard School at The Village at Tuxedo Reserve, the mixed-use town center under construction in the Town of Tuxedo, New York. Developed by Related Companies and to be operated by franchise owner Jason Cho, the 10,000-square-foot early childhood education center will occupy a 2-acre landscaped lot and accommodate 130 students in 11 classrooms. The project will also include 5,000 square feet of surrounding play yards and dedicated adjacent parking for drop-off.
Rendering of The Goddard School, courtesy of Related Companies.
Rendering of The Village At Tuxedo Reserve, courtesy of Related Companies.
The Goddard School will join a commercial district anchored by Market Square, which features the timber-framed Barn Market food hall, a Stagehouse performance venue, and The Village Green with a seasonal ice skating rink. First move-ins at the rental apartments are expected this month, with the rink slated to open this fall and shops and dining rolling out through the winter and spring, according to the developer.
Rendering of The Village At Tuxedo Reserve, courtesy of Related Companies.
Rendering of The Village At Tuxedo Reserve, courtesy of Related Companies.
Tuxedo Reserve, formerly known as Tuxedo Farms, is planned to yield more than 1,600 homes, with single-family homes and townhomes built by Lennar. Related and Lennar broke ground on the community in May 2025. Graduates of the school are expected to continue into the Tuxedo Union Free School District, an easy walk or bike ride from Tuxedo Reserve, or nearby private options including Tuxedo Park School.
Rendering of The Village At Tuxedo Reserve, courtesy of Related Companies.
Rendering of The Village At Tuxedo Reserve, courtesy of Related Companies.
The Goddard School of Tuxedo is slated to open in fall 2027, as noted in the announcement.
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why does it have a germanic tudor feeling? are you trying to turn the clock back> Please tell me that this design will be revised.
Thanks
cute
This is my favorite project from Related!
The school looks like a failed fast food restaurant from the 1980s. Why is it so bad and the rest so nice?
Lucky brats.
Exurban tract home development cosplaying as a walkable village.
who is the architect for the school?
The charm of Tudor Revival is the half-timbering or brickwork. This project has too little of this and is painfully plain.