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{{propApi.successMessage}} {{region}} Change locationMazzei Construction wins HIA Tradelink Eastern Victoria Home of the Year Award
Mazzei Construction wins HIA Tradelink Eastern Victoria Home of the Year Award
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Mazzei Construction has won the prestigious 2024 HIA Tradelink Eastern Victoria Home of the Year award with an outstanding custom built home in Red Hill.
Nestled on a windswept, elevated site the project was guided by two core principles: a thoughtful response to the environment, and a pursuit of elegant simplicity. The home takes full advantage of its fantastic location and excellent design.
But it also presented numerous technical challenges, which the builder has expertly overcome. One clear example is the home's flying roof: overlapping solid concrete roofs that cantilever 2.5 metres out around the perimeter of the home and extend to 3.5 metres at the corners. The builder carried out substantial prototyping in advance to ensure the finished product would be just right.
HIA’s judges also cited the home’s polished concrete floors, timber-lined ceilings and tiling as just some of the additional examples of the Mazzei team’s excellent craftsmanship.
“HIA congratulates Mazzei Construction on this outstanding achievement. This is a very impressive home, built with care and attention to detail that is a credit to the Mazzei team,” says Keith Ryan, HIA Executive Director Victoria.
In addition to 2024 HIA Eastern Victoria Home of the Year, this project also won Mazzei Construction the Custom Built Home of the Year and Custom Built Home over $3 million awards.
Other winners on the night included:
- Apartment of the Year: Olsson Building
- Bathroom of the Year: Latitude 37
- Bathroom Design: GIA Bathrooms & Kitchens
- Display Home of the Year: Roseleigh Homes
- GreenSmart Sustainable Home: AH Building
- Kitchen of the Year: de Wacht Cabinets & Design
- Kitchen Design: Latitude 37
- Project Home of the Year: South Gippsland Homes
- Renovation/Addition Project of the Year: Eighth Degree Homes
- Townhouse/Villa of the Year: MK Building Group
Also winning awards were Excelcon, First Impressions Projects, GJ Gardner Homes Mornington Peninsula, Glenco Building Group, Metricon Homes, Sherridon Homes, SJD Homes, Three Eight Building Group and Virtue Homes.
“The HIA Awards are a showcase of the best of the best in the residential building industry, and of the absolutely outstanding quality of work done by HIA members. The homes recognised in the 2024 HIA Tradelink Eastern Victoria Regional Housing Awards are exceptional, and HIA congratulates all of the winners and finalists,” said Mr Ryan.
HIA thanks its awards partners Tradelink, Australian Gas Networks, Glower, H&I Consulting Engineers and HIA Insurance Services.
For high resolution images, please contact HIA Victoria Events 03 9280 8200 or email VIC_events@hia.com.au
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