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February 2013

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Builder: McPhee Associates of Cape Cod; architect: Royal Barry Wills Associates Builder: McPhee Associates of Cape Cod; architect: Royal Barry Wills Associates Associates also relies on a talented group of subcontractors, many of whom have worked with the firm from the company���s inception ��� more than a generation past. Most of the company���s employees also have spent the bulk of their careers with McPhee Associates. bob explains the importance of teamwork and accountability to the company���s continued success. ���There are no prima donnas here and never will be,��� bob says. ���On each project, everyone knows his or her role and how to best contribute to the whole job. The team also realizes that pride of craftsmanship and effective collaboration with each other is vital in achieving clients��� goals.��� photos �� roe osBorn A Generation Ahead in design Planning ���being able to work with my father in an established company with a great reputation certainly made life easier for me. I was able to stay ahead of the curve in my development because I learned from my Dad what pitfalls to avoid. Not only did he give me a hands-on opportunity to learn the business, but he showed me the value of teamwork ��� how partnering with customers and working well with our own personnel makes all the difference.��� The company���s essential services, such as design, project management and carpentry, are performed in-house. McPhee McPhee Associates��� design services team blends technology and creativity to form a more effective, efficient and clientfriendly way of planning a home. After visiting the client���s property and developing a topographical survey plan, McPhee Associates produces an outline of ideas incorporating requirements from the client and recommendations from the design team. floor plans and elevations are formulated to the client���s wishes. Unlike traditional renderings that coldly sit on flat paper, these plans are computer generated and displayed in 3-D form onto a screen for the client to review. The images depict exterior Boston.BuiLDerarChiteCt.Com Builder+architect Greater boston | 15

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