Every year BILD Calgary Region (Building Industry and Land Development Association) hosts an awards night to highlight the achievements of its members. This past weekend at the BILD Calgary Awards, Harmony was recognized as BILD Calgary’s Community of the Year– Calgary Region for the seventh time.
“We are thrilled to announce that Harmony has once again been awarded Community of the Year – Calgary Region, marking our seventh consecutive win,” states Daisy Lieu, manager, marketing and builder relations, Qualico Communities Calgary. “Harmony stands out as an exceptional community unlike any other in the region. We take great pride in contributing to the distinctive home styles, amenities, and sense of community that define Harmony. Congratulations to all who contribute to making this community truly exceptional for its residents.”
“It is a great honour to have Harmony’s vision and our team’s dedication to the community recognized with this award,” says Birol Fisekci, director of Bordeaux Developments. “Harmony’s success is the result of the collaboration between many stakeholders from our team, our partner Qualico Communities, our builders, members of the community, and Rocky View County.”
Launched in 2016, Harmony is a master-planned community developed under a partnership between Bordeaux Developments and Qualico Communities. The community includes a stunning 40-acre fresh-water lake (with another 100-acre lake under construction); beaches; pathways; playgrounds; and Adventure Park. Harmony is also home to the Mickelson National Golf Club, which is on track to be one of Canada’s top courses and the upcoming Village Centre.
“The current product offering and Harmony’s amenities with gorgeous Rocky Mountain views make it a truly unique place to live. It brings together the best of urban and country experiences to create a remarkable community,” says Laurel Campbell, Harmony marketing manager for Bordeaux Developments. “Families truly appreciate living within an active, amenity-rich community that is perfectly situated just eight minutes outside Calgary city limits.”
