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Queensland wins three national residential building awards
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Brisbane’s Darren James Interiors won HIA Australian Kitchen Design for a welcoming galley-style kitchen designed to perfectly endure and enhance family life.
With lightly hued timber joinery and white integrated appliances, the elegant kitchen offers a nuanced combination of materials, fittings and fixtures throughout. Australian Kitchen Design is partnered by Robam Kitchen Appliances.
Alroe Constructions won HIA Australian Specialised Housing, partnered by Merlin Garage Door Openers, for a development which showcases true excellence in design and construction to improve the liveability of the occupants.
Purpose-built for high physical support tenants, the project combines great street appeal with the full range of accessibility solutions. The dwelling includes ten National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) units, a carer’s unit, multipurpose consultation rooms, massage and therapy rooms as well as multiple recreational spaces to encourage socialisation, including a rooftop terrace.
Gold Coast-based Mactech Constructions won HIA Australian Townhouse / Villa of the Year for a stunning duplex development that presents as a single home – an architectural gem that evokes the classic Queenslander style. Including four bedrooms and a four-car basement garage, gym, cellar and cinema on a tight site is a testament to the skill of the builder. Guests are also treated to a glimpse of a glass pool overhead upon entry. The category is partnered by NatHERS.
HIA Managing Director Graham Wolfe said the HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards recognise the best in Australia’s residential building industry.
“HIA is committed to recognising the outstanding achievements of our members. The HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards allow us to acknowledge their skill and their commitment to quality in design, material selection and construction. Our Awards’ program brings together members who excel in building exceptional homes, kitchens and bathrooms and run highly successful businesses.
“HIA Award winners build with exceptional workmanship; demonstrated in projects that push the boundaries in design and innovation. It is my absolute pleasure to congratulate each winner for their hard work and commitment to excellence,” Mr Wolfe added.
Tasmania’s Lane Group Construction won the highest residential building award bestowed each year, winning the 2023 HIA-CSR Australian Home of the Year for a spectacular cliff-hugging property anchored to its windswept, bushland location by heavyset stone pavilions and described by HIA judges as ‘a once-in-a-lifetime build for Tasmania’.
An abundance of floor-length glass windows create a serene atmosphere for the owners and their guests to enjoy, connecting them to the magnificent, rugged coastline of the Derwent River from all public and private living areas.
The layout includes the master suite, four additional bedrooms, billiards room and library – complete with a concealed lift to access the underground wine cellar and tunnel that opens out onto the rocks below.
The home also won HIA Australian Custom Built Home, partnered by ActronAir.
The HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards are the ultimate platform to showcase the talents of the nation’s top builders and designers. Winners are selected from state-based finalists, with awards in 23 separate categories. The Awards are partnered by leading building products company CSR.
For images of the winning projects visit: media.hia.com.au.
2023 HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards winners
| 2023 HIA-CSR Australian Home of the Year Partnered by CSR |
Lane Group Construction Tasmania |
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2023 HIA Australian Apartment of the Year Partnered by Toyota for Business |
K2 Built New South Wales |
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2023 HIA Australian Apartment Complex Partnered by Daikin Australia |
Coben Building Victoria |
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2023 HIA Jim Brookes Australian Apprentice Partnered by Stratco |
Bethany Mercieca New South Wales |
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2023 HIA Australian Apprentice Host Trainer |
Jethro Urwin, Apex WA Carpentry Solutions Western Australia |
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2023 HIA Australian Bathroom of the Year Partnered by HIA Business Solutions |
Greenbuild Constructions Hunter |
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2023 HIA Australian Bathroom Design Partnered by HIA Business Solutions |
Catherine de Meur Interiors New South Wales |
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2023 HIA Australian Custom Built Home Partnered by ActronAir |
Lane Group Construction Tasmania |
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2023 HIA Australian Display Home Partnered by Clipsal by Schneider Electric |
South Coast Constructions South Australia |
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2023 HIA Australian Kitchen of the Year Partnered by Robam Kitchen Appliances |
Craig Linke Bespoke Building South Australia |
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2023 HIA Australian Kitchen Design Partnered by Robam Kitchen Appliances |
Darren James Interiors Queensland |
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2023 HIA Australian Outdoor Project Partnered by James Hardie |
Lane Group Construction Tasmania |
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2023 HIA-CSR Australian People’s Choice Home Partnered by CSR |
Greenbuild Constructions Hunter |
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2023 HIA Australian Project Home Partnered by The Australian Reinforcing Company |
The Rural Building Company Western Australia |
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2023 HIA Australian Professional Major Builder Partnered by Companion Systems |
Carlisle Homes Victoria |
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2023 HIA Australian Professional Medium Builder / Renovator Partnered by Companion Systems |
Hudson Homes New South Wales |
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2023 HIA Australian Professional Small Builder / Renovator Partnered by Companion Systems |
Ultimo Constructions Western Australia |
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2023 HIA Australian Renovation / Addition Project Partnered by COLORBOND steel |
BCG Constructions Victoria |
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2023 HIA Australian Small Business Management Partnered by HIA Insurance Services |
Jenny Matek, AM Bathrooms + Projects New South Wales |
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2023 HIA Australian Spec Home Partnered by Stratco |
Averna Homes Western Australia |
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2023 HIA Australian Specialised Housing Partnered by Merlin Garage Door Openers |
Alroe Constructions Queensland |
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2023 HIA Australian Townhouse / Villa Development Partnered by Brickworks |
Futureflip New South Wales |
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2023 HIA Australian Townhouse / Villa of the Year Partnered by NatHERS |
Mactech Constructions Queensland |
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Support for employers and employees a step closer to achieving 1.2 million homes
“Tonight’s Budget included a key measure in the continuation of financial incentives for employers to take on an apprentice,” stated HIA Managing Director, Jocelyn Martin.
Financial boost for skills and housing in NT Budget
“The Northern Territory Budget released today highlights the current challenging economic conditions in the Territory, though the skills and housing investments in the Budget should provide some additional boost for the building industry” stated HIA Executive Director - Northern Territory, Luis Espinoza.
NT electrical safety laws
The Northern Territory government is reviewing its electrical safety laws. The Electrical Safety Act and Regulations are due to commence on 1 July 2024. The proposed changes will impact the residential construction industry if passed.
Home building in the NT is forecast to grow
“The outlook for dwelling commencements in the Northern Territory is set to recover in 2024/25 from low levels,” stated HIA Executive Director – Northern Territory, Luis Espinoza.