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Delphi Construction earns silver BRICC award from Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Cape Cod

Shown (from left) are: Olivia Henry (marketing & business development coordinator,
Delphi Construction), Scott Haskell (construction superintendent, Delphi Construction),
Corey Heaslip (project executive, Delphi Construction), and Sue Ellen
Walker (assistant project manager, Delphi Construction). 

Mashpee, MA Delphi Construction, Inc. and Nicholaeff Architecture + Design have been awarded a 2018 BRICC Award from Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Cape Cod for a custom residence in Marstons Mills. The design and construction team jointly received the Silver Award in the category of Excellence in New Single Family Home Design and Construction Over $5 million. 

The panel of judges considered a host of criteria including: quality of craftsmanship, architectural aesthetic, innovation in design and use of materials, environmental considerations, innovation in construction techniques and construction challenges overcome. The award was presented at The BRICC Awards Banquet held at the Wequassett Resort, Harwich.

The $6.3 million custom home project consisted of the design and new construction of an 9,000 s/f main house and 1,500 s/f guest house. 

Renowned architect Doreve Nicholaeff’s use of both steel and wood in the building’s structure facilitated the dramatic and complex geometries inherent in the strikingly original design as well as carrying the expansive open spaces within the home. Situated on 3.9 oceanfront acres with a slope to the sea, the main house features four bedrooms and nine baths while the guest house has two bedrooms and three baths with ocean views. Among the most impressive features of the design are a 1.5 story stone fireplace in the great room along with walnut beams incorporated into the radius of the exterior wall.

“We are honored to have been involved with this project and to have been recognized for the outstanding work of the design and construction team. Our primary goal is always to work collaboratively with our design side partners to deliver a product that exceeds the expectations of the client. We take great satisfaction in knowing that we accomplished that goal on this project. It is also very rewarding to be honored by our Industry peers as well. We thank the HB&RACC for recognizing this special project with a 2018 BRICC Award.” said Corey Heaslip, project executive at Delphi Construction.

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