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Posted: December 11, 2015
The Valle Group, A.D. Makepeace and The Collaborative Companies of Boston win five Prism Awards
Plymouth, MA The Valle Group of East Falmouth, along with developer A.D. Makepeace of Wareham and The Collaborative Companies of Boston, won five prestigious Prism awards for REDBROOK, a new community in Plymouth.
The Prism Awards are given by the Builders and Remodelers Association of Great Boston to the “finest projects and outstanding achievements in the home building industry.” The Valle Group was responsible for the design and construction of the sales center and the award winning homes at Redbrook.
“We are very fortunate to be working together with A.D. Makepeace and The Collaborative Companies in this exciting and innovative community,” said Christian Valle, president of The Valle Group.
REDBROOK is a planned community of several neighborhoods tucked among trees, ponds, and cranberry bogs in South Plymouth. With nearly 2,000 protected acres, the neighborhoods are connected by Appalachian Club designed walking trails leading to the village green. Surrounding the green is the Meetinghouse, a café, and a new Old Colony YMCA.
The categories for the awards are: • Best detached home under 2,500 s/f; • Best attached home under 1,800 s/f; • Best land planning; • Best showroom or sales center: builder; and • Best web site: community.
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