Design Build Firm Wins 4 Best Remodeling Awards for a Silver Spring, Maryland Full Home Renovation
Design Build Firm Wins 4 Best Remodeling Awards for a Silver Spring, Maryland Full Home Renovation
Silver Spring, Maryland (PRWEB) September 30, 2011
Wentworth Studio, a home remodeling company in Chevy Chase, Maryland, recently won four awards for a home remodeling project in Silver Spring, Maryland. This full home remodel won the 2010 NARI Capitol CotYAward, 2011 Qualified Remodeler Magazine Gold Master Design Award, 2011 Chrysalis Award for Remodeling Excellence and 2011 Professional Remodeler Best of the Best Design Award.
The Washington, DC area award-winning architects at Wentworth could not have been more thrilled to receive these awards. “These awards are the recognition of our organization’s commitment to fine home remodeling,” says founder and president, Bruce Wentworth, AIA. “And our appreciative clients are the evidence that the collaborative work of our design and construction staff is successful.”
Qualified Remodeler magazine named Wentworth the winner of the Gold Master Design Award in the Exterior Facelift category and a Silver Award in the Finished Basement category. This annual awards program is now in its 33rd year and recognizes outstanding achievement in home remodeling in over 20 categories. The Professional Remodeler magazine’s Best of the Best Design Award is a national contest, which recognizes the best home remodeling projects in the country, judged by experts in the design build industry.
The Wentworth award-winning home design in Silver Spring, MD included the addition of a two-car garage, unique front entry and the transformation of the basement into an airy, loft-like space.
To contact Wentworth, visit http://www.wentworthstudio.com/contact or call us at 240.395.0705.
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