ABOUT THE PROJECT
Revitalizing a Neglected Space,
Creating a New Landmark
For over 30 years, the site at 200 Lake St E has changed hands multiple times, with four different owners since 1990. Years of deferred maintenance and neglect led to repeated vandalism, flooding, and mold contamination, making the existing structure beyond repair. Despite previous redevelopment attempts, Landmark Wayzata is a proposal to bring forth a community-focused, thoughtfully-designed plan that ensures a win-win for Wayzata residents and the community.
For the past five years, we have worked closely with the city to craft a vision that fits Wayzata’s character, resolves past challenges, and delivers a development we can all be proud of.
What This Project Will Bring
Landmark Wayzata is not just a new development—it’s an extension of Wayzata’s lifestyle. Whether enjoying a morning walk, taking a break with a coffee, or spending a summer afternoon by the lake, this space has been designed to complement and enhance the experiences residents and visitors cherish.
Thoughtfully-designed gathering spaces provide newly-visible lake views as a backdrop for nature-centered connection.
Revamped parks to east and west create more green spaces and community connection points.
Expanded walkability, connecting Shaver Park and Panoway to create a continuous and enjoyable path along Lake Street.
Year-round seating areas and lake view plazas, offering lakeside enjoyment and comfort in all seasons.
Beautiful and inviting architecture, reinforcing the character that makes Wayzata so special.
Community art installations, strengthening Wayzata’s vibrant cultural identity.
About Lake West Development
Lake West Development is known for its commitment to sustainable, people-centered urban design. Specializing in walkable, mixed-use communities, Lake West creates spaces that integrate beautifully into their surroundings while enhancing quality of life.
Thoughtful developments that seamlessly blend residential, retail, and public spaces
Designs that celebrate the natural and historical character of each location.
Environmentally responsible urban planning.