Preservation marketing collateral
Shady Rest Country Club
Helping a preservation team explain the next phase of a historic country club’s restoration.
- Location
- Scotch Plains, New Jersey
- Assignment
- Preservation marketing collateral
- Client
- Barton Ross & Partners, LLC Architects
01 / The challenge
What the project needed to resolve
Shady Rest Country Club remained in use while its preservation team worked to restore and bring additional spaces back into service. The preservation architect needed materials that could communicate the building’s significance, show the potential of those spaces, and support fundraising for the ongoing work.
02 / The contribution
How the work addressed the question
Working for Barton Ross & Partners, LLC Architects, Causeway developed interior concepts, visualizations, and marketing collateral that connected the country club’s history with the spaces being considered for restoration. The materials brought its people, cultural significance, and future uses into a clear story for prospective supporters.
03 / The deliverables
What the assignment produced
- Interior concepts and visualizations
- Place narrative and restoration messaging
- Fundraising and supporter-facing collateral
- Historic context and property imagery
04 / The next decision
What the work made clearer
The preservation team gained a more tangible way to explain what further restoration could make possible. By pairing the country club’s story with interior concepts and clear supporting materials, the work gave fundraising conversations a stronger visual and narrative foundation.
Project credits
Client and preservation architect: Barton Ross & Partners, LLC Architects (BRPA). Causeway’s role: interior design concepts, visualizations, storytelling, and fundraising and marketing collateral.
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