Woodbridge Pacific Group has received seven nominations in the 2026 SoCal MAME Awards, a prestigious competition that celebrates achievements in design, planning, and development across the homebuilding industry. The nominations recognize three distinct home designs located in California's desert communities, underscoring the builder's focus on creating homes that resonate with move-up and empty-nester buyers.
The honors include recognition for Plans Two and Four at Solace in Miralon, which were nominated for Architectural Design, while the Solace collection as a whole earned a nomination as an Architectural Series. Additionally, the Daybreak design at Cotino, a Storyliving by Disney community in Rancho Mirage, was nominated for Architectural Design. All three designs were also honored for Interior Merchandising of their model homes, reflecting a comprehensive approach to home design that extends beyond structure to include carefully curated living spaces.
The implications of these nominations extend beyond mere accolades. They signal Woodbridge Pacific Group's ability to deliver homes that meet the sophisticated tastes of desert homebuyers, a demographic that values both aesthetic appeal and functional versatility. The recognition from SoCal MAME judges validates the company's collaboration with Hannouche Architects of Newport Beach, responsible for the architecture of all nominated homes, and Chameleon Design of Costa Mesa, which created the interior merchandising for each model. Such partnerships are central to the builder's strategy of offering persuasive, versatile designs in desirable locations.
Each of the three designs is also eligible for the So Cal MAME's Home of the Year designation, which will be announced at the November 14 awards ceremony at the Westin Resort in Anaheim. Winning this top honor could further elevate the company's profile and attract buyers seeking homes in the competitive desert market. Lisa Parrish, Judging Chair for the So Cal MAME Awards, praised the team's attention to detail, noting that these desert homes demonstrate why the design and development team is so celebrated.
Andrew Murphy, President of Woodbridge Pacific Group, expressed delight at the nominations and emphasized the company's commitment to creating homes that enrich the desert lifestyle. He noted that Solace and Daybreak epitomize the excellence shoppers expect from WPG neighborhoods. The recognition also reinforces the company's track record of design and planning awards, which supports its expansion efforts in California and Idaho.
For those interested in learning more about Woodbridge Pacific Group's communities, additional information is available at www.woodbridgepacific.com. The nominations serve as a testament to the company's ability to innovate and deliver high-quality homes that appeal to discerning buyers in sought-after desert locales.
