Novell Design Build is celebrating 15 year anniversary on December 2nd, 2020 and wants to invite you to join in a digital countdown to this milestone!
We send many thanks to everyone who has helped support our growth over the years. Over the next 15 days, we will be reflecting on our history, in order to move towards the future with a new energy.
Every day, we will be exploring the behind the scenes of some of our favourite projects. Follow #15YEARSNDB to explore our Design Build insights, all-time highlights, challenges, and recommendations for custom building in the future. There may even be some surprises along the way!
We can't wait to share more about our growth over the years and share some of the exciting news around the corner.
Now is a great time to start thinking about your home. Finding ways to connect with each other, and enjoy the spaces we inhabit is becoming an even larger priority for our community. This year, Novell Design Build has shown that strong teamwork and thoughtful solutions are the best way to solve problems together.
We now offer an expanded breadth of services to the outdoors in a strategic partnership with Novella Outdoors. Together, we provide the expertise to transform your home and your expanded outdoor space. Keep your eyes out for some early-bird discounts!
With an expansion of our service provided areas, Novell continues to provide custom Design Build homes, laneways and coach houses + outdoor services to Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Burnaby and Richmond.
Are you interested in starting your Design Build journey? Contact our team to learn how we can provide a custom home for you.
Follow Novell Design Build on our socials for the latest:
Twitter and Instagram: @novellDB
Pinterest and Houzz: @novellstudio
Filmed in part on a Novell active site and featuring our very own Site Supervisor, Angelito Camaclang, we are proud to be Trades-Made and part of the 2023 Red Wing Shoes Campaign.
Great news! Regulatory change from the Province of BC will permit the development of three or four residential units on lots currently zoned single-family or duplex and up to six units on larger lots. The goal is to increase housing supply, reduce the red tape associated with middle-density, and improve housing affordability.
