Canadian wood villa wins award
MAK Projects, a premier infrastructure and housing development company, was recently conferred the prestigious ‘Sustainable Project of the Year in India’ award as part of the National Awards for Leadership and Excellence.
The award was in recognition of the aesthetically designed and sustainable Canadian Wood villa, built by MAK Projects in partnership with Canadian Wood, at BTR Greens, Hyderabad.
MAK Projects and Canadian Wood partnered together to build the sustainable villa made with certified timber sourced from sustainably managed forests of British Columbia, in Canada.
The sustainable Canadian Wood villa is MAK’s maiden sustainable venture. It is also the first of its kind in India and has led to a lot of interest and awareness in the government and public domain.
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