Design With Nature

That Seawright Homes takes the “Design With Nature” principle to heart can be seen in the environmental conservation and land planning awards and recognition given to our new home communities:

1982: Woods Landing on The Little Magothy, Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, MD
Grand Award, Environmental Landscaping - Metropolitan Washington Landscape Contractors Association

1988: Woodspring at New Market, New Market, Frederick County, MD
Maryland State Office of Planning

1990: Woods Landing on the Little Magothy
White Oak Award - Maryland Department of the Environment recognition for best statewide example of voluntary forest conservation.

1992: Woodspring at New Market
White Oak Award - Maryland Department of the Environment recognition for best statewide example of voluntary forest conservation

1994: Timber Creek - Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, MD
White Oak Award - Maryland Department of the Environment recognition for best statewide example of voluntary forest conservation

2008: The Orchard at New Market - New Market, Frederick County, MD
Award of Excellence - Frederick County Builders Association award for best new home community

My next post on Seawright’s philosophy of home building and community design will outline how the “stewardship” concept and principles of “less is more” and “design with nature” foster communities that stand apart from the majority.