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Mazzei Construction wins HIA-CSR Victorian Home of the Year
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The result was announced in front of an audience of 1,100 leading residential builders, designers and manufacturers at Crown Palladium on Friday 8 November.
“HIA congratulates Mazzei Construction on this outstanding achievement,” says Keith Ryan, HIA Victoria Executive Director. “This is a very impressive home that was clearly built with care and attention to detail that is a credit to the Mazzei team.”
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.
A total of 74 awards were presented on the night, with other major winners including:
- Professional Major Builder: SJD Homes
- Professional Medium Builder/Renovator: Beachwood Homes
- Professional Small Builder/Renovator: Coastyle Building Solutions
- Apartment of the Year: Olsson Building
- Bathroom of the Year: GIA Bathrooms & Kitchens
- Custom Built Home of the Year: Mazzei Construction
- Display Home of the Year: Thomas Archer Homes
- Emerging Builder: Pavneet Mann – 5AB Homes
- Kitchen of the Year: APC Build
- GreenSmart Sustainable Home: Ovens & King Builders
- Project Home of the Year: GJ Gardner Homes Melbourne Inner North West
- Renovation/Addition Project of the Year: Fortem Projects
- Spec Home of the Year: Hadar Homes
- Townhouse/Villa of the Year: MK Building Group
“We’re extremely proud of the work being produced by HIA members and congratulate all the winners and finalists. We are also grateful to the partners who support this vitally important industry,” concluded Mr Ryan.
A full list of award winners from the night is provided below.
| Category | Winner | Partner |
| Home of the Year | Mazzei Construction |
CSR |
| Bathroom of the Year | GIA Bathrooms & Kitchens |
Tradelink |
| Bathroom in a Display home over $500,000 | Oasis Building Group | Tradelink |
| New Bathroom over $40,000 | Latitude 37 | Tradelink |
| New Bathroom up to $40,000 | Garraway Developments |
Tradelink |
| Bathroom Design | GIA Bathrooms & Kitchens | Tradelink |
| Renovated Bathroom over $80,000 |
GIA Bathrooms & Kitchens |
Tradelink |
| Renovated Bathroom $40,000 - $80,000 |
Mint Kitchens Moonee Ponds |
Tradelink |
| Renovated Bathroom up to $40,000 |
APC Build |
Tradelink |
| Custom Built Home of the Year | Mazzei Construction |
Bunnings Trade |
| Custom Built Home over $5 million | Mazzei Construction | Bunnings Trade |
| Custom Built Home $3 million - $5 million | APC Build | Bunnings Trade |
| Custom Built Home $2.5 million - $3 million | Latitude 37 | Bunnings Trade |
| Custom Built Home $2 million - $2.5 million | ARCA Build | Bunnings Trade |
| Custom Built Home $1.5 million - $2 million | Singh Homes |
Bunnings Trade |
| Custom Built Home $1 million - $1.5 million | Mink Homes |
Bunnings Trade |
| Custom Built Home $750,000 - $1 million | L.V.D Group | Bunnings Trade |
| Custom Built Home up to $750,000 |
Mink Homes | Bunnings Trade |
| Display Home of the Year | Thomas Archer Homes |
Beacon Lighting |
| Display Home over $1 million | Thomas Archer Homes |
Beacon Lighting |
| Display Home $800,000 - $1 million | Hermitage Building Group | Highmark Homes |
| Display Home $600,000 - $800,000 | Roseleigh Homes |
Beacon Lighting |
| Display Home $500,000 - $600,000 | Oasis Building Group |
Beacon Lighting |
| Display Home $450,000 - $500,000 |
Xircon Homes |
Beacon Lighting |
| Display Home $400,000 - $450,000 |
Orbit Homes |
Beacon Lighting |
| Display Home $350,000 - $400,000 |
Carlisle Homes |
Beacon Lighting |
| Display Home up to $350,000 |
SJD Homes |
Beacon Lighting |
| Kitchen of the Year | APC Build |
Robam |
| Kitchen Design | Latitude 37 | Miele |
| Kitchen in a Display Home over $500,000 | Thomas Archer Homes | Robam |
| New Kitchen over $80,000 | Marque Homes | Robam |
| New Kitchen $40,000 - $80,000 | APC Build |
Robam |
| Renovated Kitchen over $80,000 | smarterBATHROOMS+ | Robam |
| Renovated Kitchen $40,000 - $80,000 | GIA Bathrooms & Kitchens | Robam |
| Renovated Kitchen up to $40,000 | GIA Bathrooms & Kitchens | Robam |
| Apartment of the Year | Olsson Building | Cosentino |
| Apartment Complex of the Year | Samssons Projects | Miele |
| Apartment Complex over $20 million |
Central Equity | Miele |
| Apartment Complex up to $20 million | Samssons Projects | Miele |
| Affordable Housing | Westurban Group |
H&I Consulting Engineers |
| Emerging Builder | Pavneet Mann – 5AB Homes | Metroll |
| GreenSmart Sustainable Home | Ovens & King Builders | Origin Energy |
| Laundry | GIA Bathrooms & Kitchens | Tradelink |
| Modular and Prefabricated Housing | Todd Devine Homes |
Weathertex |
| Outdoor Kitchen | Claytons Alfresco |
Hettich |
| Outdoor Project | APC Build | Caesarstone |
| Professional Major Builder | SJD Homes | Australian Gas Networks |
| Professional Medium Builder / Renovator |
Beachwood Homes | Design 10 by Hardings |
| Professional Small Builder / Renovator |
Coastyle Building Solutions |
Dincel |
| Project Home of the Year |
GJ Gardner Homes Melbourne Inner North West |
Dahlsens |
| Project Home over $500,000 |
GJ Gardner Homes Melbourne Inner North West |
Dahlsens |
| Project Home up to $500,000 |
Aviva Homes |
Dahlsens |
| Renovation / Addition Project of the Year |
Fortem Projects |
Mitre 10 Trade |
| Renovation / Addition Project over $2 million |
Fortem Projects |
Mitre 10 Trade |
| Renovation / Addition Project $1.5 million - $2 million |
APC Build |
Mitre 10 Trade |
| Renovation / Addition Project $1 million - $1.5 million |
Clancy Constructions |
Mitre 10 Trade |
| Renovation / Addition Project $750,000 - $1 million |
B&H Homes |
Mitre 10 Trade |
| Renovation / Addition Project $500,000 - $750,000 |
Aviva Homes |
Mitre 10 Trade |
| Renovation / Addition Project up to $500,000 |
Eighth Degree Homes |
Mitre 10 Trade |
| Residential Design |
First Impressions Projects |
HIA Insurance Services |
| Residential Interior Design |
First Impressions Projects |
Kaboodle |
| Small Commercial Project | Visual Builders |
Isuzu |
| Spec Home of the Year |
Hadar Homes |
Clipsal |
| Spec Home over $500,000 |
Hadar Homes |
Clipsal |
| Spec Home up to $500,000 |
L.V.D Group |
Clipsal |
| Specialised Housing |
Garraway Developments |
Hafele |
| Townhouse / Villa of the Year |
MK Building Group |
Colorbond |
| Townhouse / Villa over $1 million |
MK Building Group |
Colorbond |
| Townhouse / Villa $500,000 - $1 million |
Jem Homes |
Colorbond |
| Townhouse / Villa up to $500,000 |
Hadar Homes |
Colorbond |
| Townhouse / Villa Development of the Year |
Virgon Property Group |
Rheem |
| Townhouse / Villa Development over $1 million per dwelling |
Virgon Property Group |
Rheem |
| Townhouse / Villa Development $500,000 - $1 million per dwelling |
Novo Developments |
Rheem |
| Townhouse / Villa Development up to $500,000 per dwelling |
Hadar Homes |
Rheem |
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