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Brynor Constructions are three-time HIA Eastern Victoria Home of the Year Award winners
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The prestigious 2021 HIA Eastern Victoria Home of the Year award has been won by Brynor Constructions for a stunning custom built home in Blairgowrie.
The win, announced with an online broadcast on Wednesday 1 December 2021, is the third year in a row that Brynor Constructions has been honoured with the HIA Eastern Victoria Home of the Year title.
In addition to the exemplary quality of the build, the judges recognised the Brynor Constructions team for their expertise in overcoming the challenges of working on a sloping and sandy site. The home boasts an abundance of natural light, takes perfect advantage of stunning bay views, and delivers on all the promise of the design by architects Gray Puksand.
“This is an undeniably impressive home, a true showcase of the builder’s expertise and craft,” says Fiona Nield, HIA Executive Director, Victoria. “With work of this quality, Brynor Constructions are absolutely deserving winners of the HIA Eastern Victoria Home of the Year title for the third year in a row.”
In addition to 2021 HIA Eastern Victoria Home of the Year, this project also won Brynor Constructions the Eastern Victoria Custom Built Home of the Year and Custom Built Home over $2 million awards on the night.
Many other builders also celebrated success at the 2021 HIA Eastern Victoria Housing Awards. Most notably, Traralgon-based Virtue Homes won an amazing 12 awards on the night including Display Home of the Year, Bathroom of the Year, four custom built home category awards and additional awards in the townhouse, small commercial, kitchen and laundry categories.
Latitude 37 Homes were winners of the Eastern Victoria Spec Home of the Year title with a stunning build in Mount Eliza. Working Dog Construction took out the Eastern Victoria Renovation of the Year title with a striking transformation in McCrae, and Let’s Talk Kitchens & Interiors won Eastern Victoria Kitchen of the Year honours with an outstanding entry in Flinders.
Gregory Builders won three awards in the custom built home, kitchen and bathroom categories. Colmac Homes, Simonds Homes, Metricon Homes and the Australian Building Company all won display home category awards. Beaumont Building Design won GreenSmart Sustainable Home and Residential Building Designer awards, while Jasmine McClelland Design won in the Residential Interior Design and Kitchen Design categories.
“HIA congratulates all of the winners and finalists in the 2021 HIA Eastern Victoria Regional Housing Awards,” says Ms Nield. “The HIA Awards are a showcase of the best of the best in the residential building industry, and these projects absolutely showcase the outstanding quality of work carried out by HIA members.”
A full list of winners can be found below.
| Category | Winner | Finalists |
| Home of the Year | Brynor Constructions | Latitude 37 Homes, Working Dog Constructions, Virtue Homes |
| Bathroom of the Year | Virtue Homes | Gregory Builders |
| Bathroom in a Display Home over $500,001 | Virtue Homes | |
| New Bathroom over $30,001 | Gregory Builders | |
| Custom Built Home of the Year | Brynor Constructions | Beachstone Homes, Gregory Builders, Virtue Homes x 4 |
| Custom Built Home over $2 million | Brynor Constructions | Olsson Building, Seaspray Homes |
| Custom Built Home $1.5 million - $2 million | Beachstone Homes | Latitude 37 Homes, Seaspray Homes |
| Custom Built Home $1 million - $1.5 million | Gregory Builders | Full Spectrum Builders, Glenvill Homes |
| Custom Built Home $750,001 - $1 million | Virtue Homes | Thomas Archer Homes |
| Custom Built Home $500,001 - $750,000 | Virtue Homes | Ecoliv Sustainable Buildings |
| Custom Built Home $350,001 - $500,000 | Virtue Homes | Latrobe Valley Building Services |
| Custom Built Home up to $350,000 | Virtue Homes | |
| Display Home of the Year | Virtue Homes | Australian Building Company, Colmac Homes, Metricon Homes, Simonds Homes |
| Display Home over $500,001 | Virtue Homes | Metricon Homes |
| Display Home $400,001 - $500,000 | Colmac Homes | Simonds Homes |
| Display Home $300,001 - $400,000 | Simonds Homes | |
| Display Home $250,001 - $300,000 | Metricon Homes | |
| Display Home up to $250,000 | Australian Building Company | Simonds Homes |
| GreenSmart Sustainable Home | Beaumont Building Design | |
| Kitchen of the Year | Let’s Talk Kitchens and Interiors | Beachwood Homes, Gregory Builders, Mint Kitchens Burwood, Virtue Homes |
| Kitchen in a Display Home over $500,001 | Virtue Homes | |
| Kitchen in a Display Home up to $500,000 | Beachwood Homes | |
| New Kitchen over $80,001 | Let’s Talk Kitchens and Interiors | |
| New Kitchen $50,001 - $80,000 | Gregory Builders | Working Dog Construction |
| Renovated Kitchen $50,001 - $80,000 | Mint Kitchens Burwood | |
| Kitchen Design | Jasmine McClelland Design | Let’s Talk Kitchens & Interiors, Mint Kitchens Burwood |
| Laundry | Virtue Homes | |
| Renovation/Addition Project of the Year | Working Dog Construction | Latrobe Valley Building Services |
| Renovation/Addition Project over $500,001 | Working Dog Construction | Saltwater Building Group |
| Renovation/Addition Project up to $500,000 | Latrobe Valley Building Services | |
| Residential Building Designer | Beaumont Building Design | |
| Residential Interior Design | Jasmine McClelland Design | Glenco Building Group, Virtue Homes |
| Small Commercial Project | Virtue Homes | |
| Spec Home of the Year | Latitude 37 Homes | |
| Spec Home over $500,001 | Latitude 37 Homes | Latitude 37 Homes, Seaspray Homes |
| Townhouse/Villa Development | Virtue Homes |
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Home of the Year
Winner: Brynor Constructions