Scott Christopher Homes was proud to support the Second Annual Building Hope event to support disease research and science education at Van Andel Institute. This event featured an exclusive peek of an amazing Lake Macatawa waterfront home, strolling dinner, a jazz band and more. Together we raised $50,000 to support Van Andel Institute.
Scott Christopher Homes, Young and Young Architects and Via Design collaborated to host One Wild Night – a fabulous event – like no other – to raise money for Artprize.
Thank you to all the sponsors and guests who helped raise $50,000 for Van Andel Institute with the first annual Building Hope event.
On October 3, 175 guests received a sneak peek of an exclusive waterfront home built by Scott Christopher Homes. Guests enjoyed a strolling dinner; cocktails and live entertainment along with the opportunity to meet the team who created this amazing home.
Eames House of Cards at Artprize presented by Scott Christopher Homes and Via Design
The building community comes together to create massive house of cards…..
Nearly 10,000 cards in all were decorated and assembled. The end result was a massive display of community art work.
A few fun facts about the effort:
House of Cards was deigned by Charles and Ray Eames in the 1950’s. these picture card decks have become universal favorites, and are represented in the Mo MA collection. Each card depicts a different familiar object from the animal, mineral or vegetable kingdoms. Six slots on each card enable the player to interlock the cards for building their dream house (of cards.)
Scott Christopher Homes participated in Community Repair Day to help low income and elderly homeowners make essential repairs to their home. This annual event is a partnership with HBAGGR and Home Repair Services.
Scott Christopher Homes and Via Design joined forces to Knock Out Hunger by participating in Canstruction at the West Michigan Home and Garden Show held at DeVos Place.
Local teams compete to design and build giant structures made entirely from cans of food. Our entry — a larger than life boxing glove — was made of 3462 cans of food
After the show, the cans of food were then donated to the Salvation Army ‘s Booth Family Services where they were delivered to people in need.