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{{propApi.successMessage}} {{region}} Change locationPTM Group wins HIA-CSR Northern Territory Home of the Year
PTM Group wins HIA-CSR Northern Territory Home of the Year
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The HIA Awards were presented at Mindil Beach Casino Resort in front of the region’s top residential builders, designers, and manufacturers.
HIA Northern Territory Executive Director Luis Espinoza praised PTM Group’s achievement, saying, “This year’s Home of the Year winner, PTM Group, has delivered an exceptional home that stands out for its bold design, flawless craftsmanship, and attention to detail. It harmoniously combines function and beauty, perfectly suited for the Northern Territory’s unique climate and lifestyle.”
Mr Espinoza continued, “The home features a striking raw stone accent wall that contrasts beautifully with the sleek, rendered finish of the front elevation. From the open, airy interiors to the seamless indoor-outdoor living spaces, every detail has been carefully considered to create a serene and sophisticated atmosphere.”
Several other outstanding individual and business winners were recognised at the event.
Chris Drew was awarded Apprentice of the Year for his dedication to learning and excellence in his trade.
Killarney Homes won Professional Small Builder/Renovator, and Bendella Homes was named Emerging Builder, celebrating the next generation of innovative builders.
Brilliant Kitchens & Interiors took home the Cabinetmaker/Kitchen Manufacturer award, recognising their expertise and craftmanship.
4Kitchens Sweeps Kitchen Awards:
4Kitchens secured both the 2024 HIA Northern Territory Kitchen of the Year and 2024 HIA Northern Territory Kitchen Design awards, as well as being named HIA Northern Territory Kitchen & Bathroom Supplier of the Year. The judges were impressed by their innovative approach to kitchen design, blending cutting-edge technology with sleek aesthetics.
The award-winning kitchen features an open-plan layout, maximizing natural light and space. Premium materials, including stone benchtops and high-end cabinetry, were used throughout, with smart technology integrated seamlessly. Touchless faucets, under-cabinet lighting, and modern appliances enhance the kitchen’s functionality while maintaining a sophisticated, timeless look. At the heart of the kitchen is a large island bench, perfect for both meal preparation and socialising. Neutral tones and minimalist finishes complete the space, making it a standout feature in the home.
“4Kitchens has demonstrated their commitment to design excellence and innovation, creating a kitchen that perfectly balances style and functionality. Their success in multiple categories highlights their industry leadership, “ Mr Espinoza added.
“We are proud of all the winners and finalists. HIA members continue to deliver exceptional work, and it’s inspiring to see the innovation and quality produced in the Northern Territory,” said Espinoza.
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