Timber Residential Development Takes Bay Area Excellence Awards

Photo credit: KTGY Architecture + Planning

Timber in Newark, built by homebuilder Trumark Homes and designed by KTGY, received top honors at the 2016 Building Industry Association Bay Area Excellence in Home Building Awards earlier this month. (For more on the Bay Area's residential market, join us May 11 for Bisnow's 3rd Annual Residential Forum in San Francisco!)

Timber received the Multi-Product Community of the Year and Best Architectural Design – Multi-Family awards, KTGY Architecture + Planning reports. The community also received an award for Best Signage.

The new community consists of 80 for-sale townhomes at Canopy at Timber. Canopy’s 1,540 SF townhomes include three bedrooms with a bathroom off each bedroom. The largest townhouse option, at 2,026 SF, has four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms.

Shade at Timber (pictured above) consists of 84 for-sale single-family detached homes with six different floor plans.

Timber marked the first new development in Newark in more than a decade.

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