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Multi-Family Construction
FORWARD at the Rock | Phase 2
This eight-unit, all-electric building features accessible one-bedroom apartments of approximately 600 square feet, with shared indoor common space and an outdoor deck. Designed for sustainability, the project includes a proposed solar array and a projected HERS score of 42.
The gallery for FORWARD at the Rock | Phase 2 follows the work from bare ground to finished buildings. Early photos show a wood-framed structure rising on a cleared, sandy site, with new paving laid out beside it.
A groundbreaking photo shows people holding ceremonial shovels in front of the framing, and a later ribbon-cutting shows a group gathered outside a covered entry with cedar shingle siding. Safety fencing and piles of excavated sand mark the early stages.
• Low gabled buildings with gray asphalt roofs
• Covered porches along the entries
• Paved parking with marked accessible spaces
• A landscaped circle with planted beds and walkways Walkways link the entries to the lot.
Woodland surrounds the campus, and the aerial views show how the buildings and drives fit into it. Photos taken from above show the finished roofs, curved drives and entry courts in one view.
The gallery for FORWARD at the Rock | Phase 2 follows the work from bare ground to finished buildings. Early photos show a wood-framed structure rising on a cleared, sandy site, with new paving laid out beside it.
A groundbreaking photo shows people holding ceremonial shovels in front of the framing, and a later ribbon-cutting shows a group gathered outside a covered entry with cedar shingle siding. Safety fencing and piles of excavated sand mark the early stages.
• Low gabled buildings with gray asphalt roofs
• Covered porches along the entries
• Paved parking with marked accessible spaces
• A landscaped circle with planted beds and walkways Walkways link the entries to the lot.
Woodland surrounds the campus, and the aerial views show how the buildings and drives fit into it. Photos taken from above show the finished roofs, curved drives and entry courts in one view.
Orleans Apartments
Cape Associates brings deep expertise in multi-family construction, with a proven ability to navigate the complexities of higher-density residential projects in coastal communities. From planning and permitting to construction and long-term durability, we deliver thoughtfully designed housing that balances efficiency, craftsmanship, and neighborhood character. Learn more about our approach and experience.
The gallery for Orleans Apartments documents a small group of buildings set among trees beside a pond. Aerial views show gray asphalt roofs, shingled walls and a paved lot between the units, with water visible beyond.
Entry doors are painted soft colors under small gabled porches, and each building carries a letter, such as the C shown beside a light-blue door numbered 1.
• Cedar shingle siding with white trim
• Interior hallway with plank-style flooring and black door hardware
• Mitsubishi Electric air handler in a utility closet
• Tesla battery unit and electrical equipment on an exterior wall
Gravel and planted edges line the access drive, giving the property a finished look. The aerial photos also show how the buildings are staggered along the drive to leave open space between them, with the neighboring pond and trees in the background.
The gallery for Orleans Apartments documents a small group of buildings set among trees beside a pond. Aerial views show gray asphalt roofs, shingled walls and a paved lot between the units, with water visible beyond.
Entry doors are painted soft colors under small gabled porches, and each building carries a letter, such as the C shown beside a light-blue door numbered 1.
• Cedar shingle siding with white trim
• Interior hallway with plank-style flooring and black door hardware
• Mitsubishi Electric air handler in a utility closet
• Tesla battery unit and electrical equipment on an exterior wall
Gravel and planted edges line the access drive, giving the property a finished look. The aerial photos also show how the buildings are staggered along the drive to leave open space between them, with the neighboring pond and trees in the background.
FORWARD at the Rock
FORWARD at the Rock is a multi-family residential project built by Cape Associates with Union Studio Architecture. The photographs show a cluster of connected, single-story buildings with cedar-shingled gables and gray asphalt roofs, set among pitch pines.
The buildings step along a curving drive and walkway, with small covered entries, railed porches and a paved terrace. Gabled bays break up the long roofline so the group reads as a village of cottages rather than one large block.
The site is landscaped with native grasses and boulders, and a groundbreaking photo with hard hats and ceremonial shovels records the start of construction. A rendering captioned Hokum Rock Home appears among the images.
The images follow the project from the groundbreaking to the finished buildings. Level walks, railed entries and a looping drive show a site laid out for easy movement between the entrances, with the pine woods close behind.
The buildings step along a curving drive and walkway, with small covered entries, railed porches and a paved terrace. Gabled bays break up the long roofline so the group reads as a village of cottages rather than one large block.
The site is landscaped with native grasses and boulders, and a groundbreaking photo with hard hats and ceremonial shovels records the start of construction. A rendering captioned Hokum Rock Home appears among the images.
The images follow the project from the groundbreaking to the finished buildings. Level walks, railed entries and a looping drive show a site laid out for easy movement between the entrances, with the pine woods close behind.
Housing Assistance Corporation Apartments, Orleans, MA
These Housing Assistance Corporation apartments in Orleans were built by Cape Associates as multi-family housing. An aerial photo shows a group of gray-roofed, white-sided buildings with gabled wings arranged around a paved courtyard and parking area, backed by woodland.
Inside, the apartments are bright and plainly finished. Living rooms have dark-framed windows with white trim, vinyl plank flooring and recessed ceiling lights, and the open dining area connects to a kitchen with white cabinets, a peninsula counter and stainless appliances.
Bedrooms are fitted with wall-mounted ductless heat pump units, and the bathrooms have white vanities and shower curtains. Neutral walls and wood-look floors carry through every room shown.
The exterior is simple and neat, with dark roofs, light siding, black-framed windows and a cottage-like scale that suits Orleans. Walks lead between the buildings, and the parking area sits to the side of the entries.
Inside, the apartments are bright and plainly finished. Living rooms have dark-framed windows with white trim, vinyl plank flooring and recessed ceiling lights, and the open dining area connects to a kitchen with white cabinets, a peninsula counter and stainless appliances.
Bedrooms are fitted with wall-mounted ductless heat pump units, and the bathrooms have white vanities and shower curtains. Neutral walls and wood-look floors carry through every room shown.
The exterior is simple and neat, with dark roofs, light siding, black-framed windows and a cottage-like scale that suits Orleans. Walks lead between the buildings, and the parking area sits to the side of the entries.
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