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Awards & Honors
By Chelsea Van ArnamPublished: September 01, 2010
KTGY Group Inc. of Irvine, was recently honored with a Gold Nugget award from the Pacific Coast Builders Conference (PCBC®) for design work on three new Craftsman-style Habitat for Humanity homes completed in Yorba Linda.
KTGY received the Building Industry Community Spirit Award's Grand Award, which recognizes philanthropic efforts made by the building community on behalf of the less fortunate.
“Congratulations to KTGY Group for winning a 2010 Gold Nugget for their design work on our three new homes in Yorba Linda,” said Mark Korando, senior vice president, Habitat of Humanity of Orange County. “With these home designs, KTGY has proved that simple, decent, affordable homes can also be an attractive addition to any neighborhood.”
"The sustainable design maximizes available square footage on a small infill site to create attractive, very livable, comfortable homes that are affordable for working families and in harmony with the surrounding market rate neighborhood,” said KTGY's Jill Williams, AIA and principal. “The project uses Habitat for Humanity's new 'Mixed-Income Model,' which includes homes for both very-low-income and moderate-income families within the same development."
For more information, please contact Gladys Hernandez at 714.434.6200 ext. 229 or gladys@habitatoc.org.
For submissions to appear in OC METRO's Neighborhood's section: Contact Chelsea Van Arnam at 949.757.1404, ext. 264, or at cvanarnam@churmmedia.com.
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KTGY received the Building Industry Community Spirit Award's Grand Award, which recognizes philanthropic efforts made by the building community on behalf of the less fortunate. “Congratulations to KTGY Group for winning a 2010 Gold Nugget for their design work on our three new homes in Yorba Linda,” said Mark Korando, senior vice president, Habitat of Humanity of Orange County. “With these home designs, KTGY has proved that simple, decent, affordable homes can also be an attractive addition to any neighborhood.” "The sustainable design maximizes available square footage on a small infill site to create attractive, very livable, comfortable homes that are affordable for working families and in harmony with the surrounding market rate neighborhood,” said KTGY's Jill Williams, AIA and principal. “The project uses Habitat for Humanity's new 'Mixed-Income Model,' which includes homes for both very-low-income and moderate-income families within the same development." For more information, please contact Gladys Hernandez at 714.434.6200 ext. 229 or gladys@habitatoc.org. For submissions to appear in OC METRO's Neighborhood's section: Contact Chelsea Van Arnam at 949.757.1404, ext. 264, or at cvanarnam@churmmedia.com. Get headlines in your hand at OCMETRO.com/apps |
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