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HIA CSR NT Housing and Kitchen and Bathroom Awards Winners Announced
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The prestigious 2023 HIA-CSR Northern Territory Home of the Year award went to S&R Building & Construction, for their build which highly impressed the judges, and for which they commented “this house is generous, featuring a welcoming entry, beautiful high raked ceilings, ample natural light, and ventilation”. The same project also took out the Custom Built Home of the Year category.
Kitchen of the Year was deservingly awarded to 4Kitchens, for a highly functional kitchen that skilfully incorporated the individual needs of the client. It was also 4Kitchens who took home the Kitchen Design of the Year award, for the same project entry.
Bathroom of the Year was won by Xtreme Build who created a bathroom that judges felt ”seamlessly blends into the natural environment, with the interior maintaining a refreshing and calm ambiance...”. The Bathroom Design of the Year was awarded to M+J Builders.
The 2023 HIA Northern Territory Apprentice of the Year was awarded to Mitchell Manktelow. The judges were impressed by Mitchell’s application and felt that “he adeptly handles diverse carpentry tasks in both commercial and residential settings. His enthusiasm for learning, strong communication, and advanced problem-solving abilities characterizes his work”.
Anna Kazouris from Kalon Homes deservingly took home the prestigious 2023 HIA Northern Territory Building Woman of the Year and Professional Business Woman awards, with the selection panel noting “Anna’s resolute passion, unyielding determination, and inner fortitude shine through her accomplishments in both business and personal spheres”.
M+J Builders won the Northern Territory Specialised Housing of the Year, Northern Territory Townhouse/Villa of the Year, Small Commercial Project, and the Northern Territory GreenSmart Sustainable Home of the Year categories.
Killarney Homes found success in the Northern Territory Professional Small Builder/Renovator, Northern Territory Project Home of the Year and Northern Territory Spec Home of the Year categories.
“What an incredible turnout Friday night, the biggest ever attendance. It was fantastic to see such tremendous support for our Housing Awards, and we celebrated some very deserving winners” said Luis Espinoza, Executive Director NT.
“I congratulate all the incredibly deserving winners from this year’s awards. What a fantastic display of quality craftsmanship, innovation and creativity from both organisations and individuals. I wish the winners and finalists all the best, and I look forward to next year’s awards” he added.
The winners of major categories can look forward to progressing to HIA’s national awards next year and we wish them every success.
For more information please contact:
Simon Croft
Chief Executive, Industry & Policy
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