MASTER BUILDER
HOUSING & POOL AWARDS 2023
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showcasing the best housing of NSW
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Master Builder of the Year, Chateau Architects + Builders.
celebrating NSW’s most prestigious housing & pool awards 2023 The Master Builders Association of NSW Excellence in Housing and Pool Awards are the state’s most prestigious residential building awards
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he Housing Awards salute the achievements of the construction industry in NSW – an industry that employs more full-time people, engages the largest number of small businesses and trains more apprentices than any other sector across the nation. The calibre of construction this year was simply extraordinary. It is so encouraging to see that there are new builders and younger builders contributing to our built environment in such a fantastic way. The construction outcomes achieved this year were so outstanding that the judges had serious difficulty arriving at their decisions.
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The winners were announced on Saturday, September 16 at the Annual Awards Night hosted by Liv Phyland, Tom Williams and Taylor Aiken. The Master Builders Association congratulates all our winners with special acknowledgment of our major winners: The Master Builder of the Year – Chateau Architects + Builders; the Young Builder of the Year – Robert Stratti from Stratti Building; and the Display Home of the Year – Bannaby Appollo 36 by Allcastle Homes. The MBA also expresses their gratitude to its dedicated panel of judges and our generous partners.
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Taylor Aiken (left) and Chateau Architects + Builders, winners of the Master Builder of the Year.
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Display Home of the Year, Allcastle Homes for the Bannaby Apollo 36.
Young Builder of the Year , Robert Stratti from Stratti Building.
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Aerialist act Gaia Rhythm.
Aerialist act Gaia Rhythm.
Matthew Doyle performs the Welcome to Country.
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Bob Black, President MBA NSW.
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terry gale Terry has more than 50 years of experience in the construction industry in both luxury residential and commercial sectors. In 1999, Terry merged two successful and long-established building companies, Pimas Group and Gale Building, to form the NSW building firm Pimas Gale Construction. Since Pimas Gale’s inception and under Terry’s leadership, Pimas Gale built up an enviable reputation for the construction of custom-built architecturally designed homes and luxury apartments. Constantly delivering projects to the highest standards resulted in numerous industry awards and put Pimas Gale at the forefront of the Sydney luxury construction market. As a working director, Terry’s managerial role was to oversee all Pimas Gale’s construction systems, auditing and monitoring of quality assurance, work health and safety, programming, planning and costing, direct dealings with clients and clients’ representatives, and architects to ensure the delivery of all projects to the clients’ high expectations within time and budgetary constraints. Terry was also selected from builders across NSW to serve on the builders review board for Vero Insurance.
bruce geary Bruce commenced his building career as an apprentice carpenter in Western Australia in 1977, working with a small builder specialising in renovations and additions. After he obtained his building licence, Bruce moved to Sydney and joined Fairbrother Construction as a project manager, before completing a few projects operating under his own company name. In 1997, he joined Gale Building as a senior project manager, and continued this role with Pimas Gale Construction. During his time with Pimas Gale, Bruce was responsible for large-scale principal residential construction, several of which won awards for building excellence.
gordon leggett Gordon started his building career in the early 1980s after completing his carpentry and joinery apprenticeship. He obtained his building licence soon after and joined the Master Builders Association of NSW. He achieved the honour of president of the MBA Manly Warringah division from 2003 to 2006, and achieved the divisional gold medal for services rendered to the association. Gordon went on to achieve the honour of president of MBA NSW from 2010 to 2013. Gordon was also recognised by the Australian Institute of Building, which bestowed a fellowship upon him in 2012. Gordon was a national MBA board member for six years and achieved life membership of the association in 2019. Presently, Gordon sits on various committees within MBA NSW, as well as the Council of Management. Gordon is currently president of the Manly Warringah Master Builders Club, situated in Dee Why. Gordon is a proprietor of Maincorp Construction Group and the licence holder overseeing all projects for the company. Maincorp has a solid team mentality that has held up over the years to achieve the standard expected from an MBA member. Maincorp has constructed prestige residential dwellings throughout Sydney and surrounding areas for more than 20 years, and has over this time received numerous awards in the MBA Excellence in Housing Awards. > Issue Three | July-September 2023 | MBA NSW
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max mosher Max is an energy consultant and has worked in the energy industry for more than 40 years. He has a wealth of knowledge and experience in relation to solar and energyefficient house design, including energy utilisation in the domestic sector and thermal performance assessments. Max has been a committee member on a Standards Australia review committee BD/058 titled Materials for the Thermal Insulation of Buildings. He has been on the judging panels for the Building Designers Association Annual Design Awards, the Master Builders Association Excellence in Housing and Construction Awards, the Master Builders Australia National Excellence in Building and Construction Awards, and the Local Government Association Environment Awards. Max is a founding member and former director of the Association of Building Sustainability Assessors (ABSA).
Michael O’Donnell Michael is a licensed builder, accredited building consultant and Livable Housing Australia design guidelines assessor. He is currently deputy president of MBA NSW and chairman of the MBA NSW Housing Committee. He is one of four industry representatives on the NSW government’s Home Building Compensation Fund Underwriting Committee. Michael joined NSW home builder Huxley Homes in 1976 and in 1979, took over Huxley Homes’ new Regional Building division. Michael left Huxley Homes in 1995 and established his own business, MKO Constructions, which specialised for nearly 20 years in the design and construction of residential extensions, renovations, and first-floor additions. Michael has his Diploma in Building and Construction and Diploma in Workplace Training and Assessment.
simon pilcher Simon entered the building industry in 1986 through his family’s construction firm. In 1989, he successfully completed his building certificate course. Today, he holds the position of managing director at C E Pilcher & Son, a company with a 70-year membership with MBA NSW, specialising in residential, commercial and industrial projects. Simon served as the past president of the Northern Suburbs division, earning recognition in the form of the divisional gold medal. His involvement with the MBA NSW Council of Management commenced in 1994, and his dedicated service continues to this day. Simon assumed the role of MBA NSW president for three consecutive years, from 2020. He currently holds a significant position on the executive committee as the immediate past president. Simon represents MBA NSW on the economics and productivity committee for MBA Australia, solidifying his commitment to the advancement of the construction industry.
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stephen rayner Stephen has been a member of the Master Builders Association for 44 years. He is a past president of the MBA Northern Suburbs division and has been treasurer since 2008. Stephen holds a Carpenter and Joiner Trade Certificate along with a Clerk of Works Certificate. He is the director of Stream Constructions, which specialises in architect-designed projects, domestic and commercial renovations. During his building career, Stephen was a part-time teacher at Hornsby TAFE, teaching the building component of the Real Estate Certificate. He received the MBA Divisional Gold Member Award in 2012.
leo stanton Leo is a licensed builder and an accredited building consultant, with a membership with the Master Builders Association of more than 25 years. Leo is a past president of the MBA Parramatta Cumberland division, and currently sits on the Council of Management of the MBA. As an accredited building consultant, Leo delivers the prepurchase building and consultancy course at the MBA, and has done so since 2007, and is a current member on the building consultancy committee, providing product and services for the members of the association and the industry at large. Further to this, Leo carries out expert witness reporting in the National Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) courts of Australia. He is the director of Stanton Homes, which is a construction company involved in property subdivisions and residential development projects, and runs his own consultancy business, Stanton Building & Consultancy Services. Leo has his Diploma in Building and Construction, Building Surveying Qualifying Certificate, and holds his current TAE ticket in Cert IV Workplace Assessment and Training.
andrew tomkins Third-generation builder Andrew Tomkins is the managing director of A.A.Tomkins & Sons, which celebrated its centenary in 2020. Andrew completed his Certificate of Surveying in 1978 at TAFE. He then went on to complete his Carpentry and Joinery Trade Certificate, and then the Building Certificate in 1984, holding a builder’s license from 1985 until recently. With the retirement of Andrew’s father Alan in1997, Andrew assumed responsibility for the company. He continued to uphold the business’ reputation for excellence by winning numerous awards including an Excellence in Housing Award in 2006, while one of his projects received a merit award at the Institute of Architects annual awards. A.A.Tomkins also fostered many apprentices, using the Master Builders apprenticeship program. One was named Apprentice of the Year in 1998, and a number of them are now practising as successful builders. Alongside his building career, Andrew is also a practising artist. The Wynne Prize finalist has won numerous awards and has exhibited widely throughout Australia and internationally, including at the National Art Museum of China in the Beijing Biennale. His most recent works were exhibited in a solo exhibition in Canberra. Andrew was also the recipient of the 2023 Gallipoli Art Prize.
john worthington John has been a member of the Master Builders Association of NSW since 1976. He graduated from Sydney Technical College in 1971 and holds a Building Certificate and Building Diploma MBA and UNSW. He also received a Timber Pest Certificate from TAFE in 1989, Master of Dispute Resolution from the University of Technology in 1998, Professional Certificate in Arbitration and Mediation from the University of Adelaide in 1999, Accredited Certifier Program (BSAP) from the University of Technology Sydney in 2004, and was nationally accredited by the Institute of Arbitrators and Mediators in 2008. He was chairman of the Building Consultants Council from 2009 for nine years, and a member of the Council of Management of the MBA for eight years. John is now in semi-retirement and when requested, acts as a mediator, builder, building consultant and an expert witness in the Consumer Trader & Tenancy Tribunal and the court system in Australia. John was also “the builder” on the ABC television program The Home Show from 1990 to 1994.
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master builder of the year Chateau Architects + Builders: Seaforth Home
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BEAUTY AND SIMPLICITY
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JUDGES’ COMMENTS: Chateau Architects + Builders has consistently submitted exceptional projects every year. The projects they submitted this year have all been of an outstanding quality. Seaforth Home was a testament to the skill, quality and diversity that the company can deliver. The use of multiple materials all blended with seamless accuracy and was outstanding.
eminiscent of Japanese architect Tadao Ando’s pure architecture, this home has a “haiku” effect that emphasises the interplayfulness of void, volume and space, representing beauty and simplicity using the finest materials in the most pure form. The owners of this home approached Chateau with an approved development application in hand. Chateau was engaged to produce full design development and documentation; a complete set of construction drawings; obtain council approval; and engage the site interior designer for full documentation to enable the construction of this exquisite home. The interior design and attention to detail, expertly executed by the Chateau team, breathes life and vibrancy into this majestic home. A pure architectural pursuit, the Seaforth residence has exposed structural components that adorn the form and express space. An interplay of formed concrete, glass and steel expresses the architecture at every turn and complements the spatial qualities of this unique build. Extensive use of timber cladding in walls and ceilings brings warmth and earthy tones to complement the contrasting concrete and steel. A long, steep driveway leads onto the main entrance, with double garage and storage on the side. The entry statement is bold and visually strong, a series of black steel posts and beams softened by timber soffits frame the water views as they frame the pool cabana beyond. The oversized custom pivot door leads onto a spacious lobby where a full-length bridge along the glass curtain wall leads onto a spacious gallery/tearoom. The tearoom has an internal curved glazed wall with timber slats introduced to express form and offer some privacy. Alongside the bridge, a double volume of space is experienced by looking below to the main living and lounge area while gazing directly onto the stunning water views beyond. The bedrooms are located on the top level with access from the main entrance. The circulation space with a continued custom glass skylight wraps around the main void area, leading onto the master suite. The master suite and main ensuite enjoy stunning water views while all other
bedrooms are angled to also benefit from views. The custom joinery, veneer coverings and sliding timber slat screens are of the highest quality, and all bedrooms have private ensuites. Floor tiles in the powder room and ensuites have been cut in one sheet to achieve a grout-free, lowmaintenance and minimal look. The interplay of timber, concrete and glass is poetic, a joy to behold. A lift along the main steel and timber staircase leads onto the main living areas below. The oversized living and dining spaces have direct access to the backyard and pool terrace. The kitchen is an entertainer’s dream, with two oversized island benches situated parallel to the dining table and views. A spacious scullery behind the kitchen has access to the laundry and the extensive subfloor area that can be used for wine storage. The double-sized living and lounge spaces are visually separated from the dining space via a shallow internal pond and green garden. The custom steel staircase separates the lounge space from an oversized library and study area. An additional guest suite is situated at this level near the living zone. Outside, a wide terrace wraps around the living, dining and guest suite with several steps leading to the landscaped garden area. The pool terrace and cabana are beautifully detailed, and a fully equipped outdoor kitchen, day beds and seating areas along the oversized pool and spa create an entertainer’s delight. A multitude of challenges faced construction of this magnitude. Stabilising the hillside, extensive retaining walls to address the terrain, access and handling of materials via a narrow and steep driveway were the first stages of difficulty. Formwork for exposed concrete walls had to be perfect as the exposed concrete walls and the modern minimal nature of the build left no room for errors. The glazed roof and curtain walls had to be carefully engineered and detailed. As the site is near bushland within the flame zone, glazing and construction also needed to fully comply with bushfire requirements. Architect: CplusC Architectural Workshop Issue Three | July-September 2023 | MBA NSW
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DISPLAY HOME OF THE YEAR Allcastle Homes: Bannaby Apollo 36
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A SLICE OF HAMPTONS PARADISE
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JUDGES COMMENTS: The Bannaby Apollo 36 offers Hamptons-inspired luxury designed for narrow lots. Its elegant facade, flexible living area orientation and up to seven bedrooms elevate its overall appeal. The two-storey entry void amplifies light and space, while functional amenities like a private media room and gourmet kitchen enhance the home’s charm. Allcastle Homes’ meticulous attention to detail and integration of Livable Housing Design Guidelines make them a worthwhile winner of the 2023 Display Home of the Year.
he Bannaby Apollo 36 enjoys all the luxuries of Hamptons-inspired design in a magnificent family home, perfect for narrow blocks. With its Dutch-gabled roof, distinctive columns and cool, contemporary Hamptons palette, the striking facade paints a picture of opulence and grandeur. Venture inside to a breathtaking two-storey void over the entry, which emphasises the feeling of light, openness and grand spaces throughout the home. Work and study in style with a private media room, study nook and separate study/guest bedroom on the ground floor. Entertain a host of family and friends in the huge gourmet kitchen and adjoining family/living area, and relax and retreat to a choice of up to seven generous bedrooms and vast upper living entertaining areas on the second storey. Images: Mikulas Jaros
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YOUNG BUILDER OF THE YEAR Robert Stratti: Stratti Building
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THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX
S JUDGES COMMENTS: This project was a significant undertaking for a young builder. It involved extensive refurbishment and structural renovations of a heritage home, including adding a new level beneath it. Preserving the 100-year-old home’s integrity while implementing changes required careful planning. Construction of a tunnel and a lift added further complexity. The project also included a new pool/spa and landscaping. Managing multiple stakeholders presented challenges, but the young builder demonstrated remarkable competence, skill and professionalism. This project showcases their capabilities and dedication to outstanding outcomes.
tratti Building Group’s founder and director, Robbie Stratti, discovered his passion for innovative construction in 2008, while spending eight months building a community village in East Africa with his father. As he honed his carpentry skills, he also developed an innate ability to “think outside the box”, finding quick and effective solutions when conventional modern building techniques were unavailable. This invaluable experience sparked Robbie’s passion for building, and Stratti Building Group was born in 2012. Inspired by his time in Africa, Robbie set out with a strong desire to provide clients throughout Sydney with homes characterised by unrivalled creativity and craftsmanship. The aim has always been to push the limits of what a bespoke builder can offer by choosing a forward-thinking, solution-based and “zero-limits” creative approach. By combining highly personalised service with technical skills and a uniquely open-minded approach, Stratti Building Group has earned a reputation as the perfect partner for clients and architects who desire quality without compromise. From its inception in 2012, Stratti has grown into a 17-strong team that’s continuously expanding and evolving. Robbie’s creative innovation and unique eye for detail has built a fantastic reputation and strong relationships with clients and architects alike, something he will always credit to that lifechanging visit to Africa. Images: Simon Whitbread Issue Three | July-September 2023 | MBA NSW
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Firstyle Homes
Display Homes Up to $300,000
Keswick 21.6/Finesse Facade
Winner
Firstyle Homes
Display Homes $300,001 - $400,000
Riverside 26.4/Hunter Facade
This home was completed to an excellent standard of finish, with great value for money. Successfully incorporating many of the LHA easy living design guidelines features is one of the many reasons Firstyle Homes is a worthy winner. Image: Robert Cameriere
Firstyle Homes have exhibited remarkable attention to detail, boasting spacious interiors characterised by generous proportions in both the living and bedroom areas. Image: Robert Cameriere
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Eden Brae Homes
Display Homes $400,001 - $500,000
Toorak 31
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Eden Brae Homes
Display Homes $500,001 - $600,000
Forsyth 33 - Personal Ensuite
This home blends meticulous attention to detail, with practical and convenient living elements all showcased and offered at an accessible price. Combined with beautifully displayed features, Eden Brae Homes have done a wonderful job.
Eden Brae Homes have completed an ingenious project that allows for all living areas to be favourably orientated on any block of land. The incorporation of recessed bathroom floors ensures a smooth and seamless transition between carpet and tiles.
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Allcastle Homes
Display Homes $600,001 - $700,000
Bannaby Apollo 36
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Palm Lake Works
Display Homes $700,001 - $800,000
Carrabelle Display Home
Allcastle Homes have demonstrated exceptional dedication to detail and have embraced numerous features from the Liveable Housing Design Guidelines. The flexibility of orienting all living areas advantageously on any type of land enhances the overall quality of the home.
Located in an over-50s village, Palm Lake Works’ home has all the features making downsizing an easy and welcoming experience. The build boasts easy access features including voice-recognition shutters and blinds, all powered by the sun. Image: Brock Beazley
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McDonald Jones
Display Homes $800,001 - $1.5 Million
Hermitage Grande Manor
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RUDDER HOMES
Display Homes $1.5 Million & Over
This project is a triumph for McDonald Jones. This is a large home, requiring an equally large block of land, and the home includes everything you would expect. The attention to detail is evident in a very appealing external appearance and well-proportioned internal layout. Image: Urban Angles
Rudder Homes have excelled with this residence. The construction showcases innovation and the finishes attest to the builders’ attention to detail. Every living space can be positioned depending on location and need. The integration of user-friendly features adds an extra layer of appeal to this delightful home.
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Stroud Homes Nowra
Project Homes Up to $500,000
Elwood 200
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Worthington Homes
Project Homes $500,001 & Over
Cordeux
Stroud Homes Nowra has delivered an exceptional residence that marries a time-tested traditional exterior with a well-designed internal layout. This home is enriched with functional and comfortable design elements, making it an ideal choice for the lucky occupants. Image: GCC Visuals
This build seamlessly blends into its streetscape. Worthington Homes has achieved a visually impressive dwelling, showcasing exceptional finishing quality and meticulous attention to detail throughout the entirety of the building process.
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Winner Granny Flats Up to $150,000
Winner Granny Flats $150,001 - $200,000
Granny Flat Solutions This granny flat presents an open-plan living area with excellent layout. The bathroom, surprisingly spacious, adds a delightful touch to this compact abode. Granny Flat Solutions have executed an impressive job.
Granny Flat Solutions Granny Flat Solutions have once again delivered a delightful and comfortable dwelling. With features that showcase a remarkable level of finishing quality, all offered at a budgetfriendly price.
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Winner Granny Flats $200,001 & Over
Winner Roof & Attic Conversions Open Price Category
Bungalow Homes Bungalow Homes have made the most of this spectacular setting, accentuated by a beautiful internal layout. This charming and highly liveable residence showcases superior inclusions and craftsmanship.
Attic Group The new attic space, comprising a master bedroom, walk-in robe and bathroom, provided great value. Due to the project’s location under a flight path, acoustic challenges had to be competently addressed. Standout features included a timber staircase, joinery and eaves storage. A well-designed attic that seamlessly combined practicality and visual appeal. Image: Paramount Studios Photography Issue Three | July-September 2023 | MBA NSW
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Evolution Building Co
Design & Construct - House Up to $500,000
Atria Designs
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King Homes NSW
Design & Construct - House $500,001 - $600,000
Pinnacle House
This build is great value for money and a unique design with a very retro, exterior reminiscent of the ’60s. Inside, the open-plan house is full of natural light which gives a great sense of space. Featuring a beautiful polished concrete floor in main areas and bathroom.
The home has a great street appeal, with a great standard of workmanship achieved throughout the project. Natural light bathes the lower floors, complemented with clever design and ideas, making it a very liveable home.
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MWC Constructions
Design & Construct - House $600,001 - $700,000
Blakehurst Residence
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Lancaster Homes
Design & Construct - House $700,001 - $800,000
The Cabin
MWC Constructions have achieved a very clever design that makes best use of the small site, allowing for plenty of natural light which creates a great sense of space. A charming job and great value for money.
Featuring 10 skylights, this house is overflowing with natural light. Carefully designed to make best use of the block of land to capture the view and northern sunlight while the double-glazed window creates a cosy-feeling home. Complete with a great indoor-outdoor area with a small pool and outdoor kitchen area perfect for entertaining. Image: Threefold Studio Issue Three | July-September 2023 | MBA NSW
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Hall & Hart
Design & Construct - House $800,001 - $900,000
Ascot Provincial Custom
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JCD Building
Design & Construct - House $900,001 - $1 Million
A very well designed and built project. A two-storey, five-bedroom home with great street appeal and attention to detail. Exceptional value for money for a lump-sum Design & Construct Contract. Well done to Hall & Hart.
JCD Building have constructed a very thoughtful design with generous living spaces. Very well built, good attention to detail and great value for money. The home has a great aesthetic, with good use of natural light.
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Futureflip
Design & Construct - House $1 Million - $1.2 Million
Richmount A very well-designed two-level home, with a large open living area, pool and rear granny flat. Very well built and great value for money. Image: Josh Hill Photography
winner Design & Construct - House $1.2 Million - $1.3 Million
Peninsula Homes Noteworthy in this build is the clever design solutions that conceal the required OSD tanks. Hidden in a raised front entry stair to the first floor of this build, the concealment was based off the client’s brief and kept within their budget. The home has great attention to detail and very clever outdoor entertaining area to encompass coastal views.
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Ascon Group
Design & Construct - House $1.3 Million - $1.5 Million
The White House
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Chateau Architects + Builders
Design & Construct - House $1.5 Million - $1.75 Million
Pymble House 2
A very large house with lots of spacious rooms and high-end fittings, all put together to a very high standard by Ascon Group. The high ceiling and large rear living and family room make it a great house for entertaining.
A beautifully built home with the consistent, great attention to detail that we have come to expect on all of Chateau Architects + Builders projects. An impressive design with good quality products used throughout.
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Gremmo Homes
Design & Construct - House $1.75 Million - $2 Million
The Beach House A stunning and well-designed home full of natural light. Gremmo Homes have taken full advantage of the beachfront location, that allows for plenty of outdoor entertaining areas. The home provided unbelievable value for money and would be a pleasure to live in.
Building homes is personal for us. The custom designed homes we build are a natural fit for our clients because we work to understand not only what you like, but also how you live. The result is a beautiful home that delivers on comfort, style and sustainability.
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Gremmo Homes
Design & Construct - House $2 Million - $3 Million
Harbour Beauty
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Chateau Architects + Builders
Design & Construct - House $3 Million - $3.5 Million
Northbridge House 2
A large, three-storey, well-built home with great value for money. Large outdoor entertaining areas make the most of expansive city views. Powder-coated aluminium skirtings was a simple detail that elevated the build and was well executed.
This is a very large concrete and full brick house, built on a difficult site up a long driveway. The internal layout was well designed to meet the family’s needs. In all areas the attention to detail is second to none. Well done again to Chateau Architects + Builders.
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Winner Design & Construct - House $3.5 Million - $4 Million
Amicus Homes Excellent design and quality of construction on this three-level family home by Amicus Homes. Of note was the Vic Ash external cladding to the top floor, executed to allow for the escape of water and very well done. The home also had excellent external stone-clad retaining walls. Image: Sanaz Mt
Winner Design & Construct - House $4 Million & Over
Cadence Constructions This house exemplifies quality with incredible finishes and the attention to detail is nextlevel. What a delight to view this stunning home. The house was well designed to take in the views of the harbour and had great entertaining areas.
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French Provincial
Sydney’s Landmark Homes Architecturally Designed and Master Built for over 50 years.
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Hamptons
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King Homes NSW
Contract Houses Up to $600,000
Courtyard House
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Matt Lack Building
Contract Houses $600,001 - $800,000
This was a well finished home with excellent value for money. King Homes NSW have done an excellent job.
This project had nicely finished polished concrete floors throughout. The works to the Victorian Ash stairs along with the door jambs were excellent with no visible fixings. Great home with excellent value for money from Matt Lack Building.
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Construction by Design (NSW)
Contract Houses $800,001 - $1 Million
Hibble A well-built home overlooking a golf course. The home had lots of large rooms with high ceilings and great plasterboard work. The tiling on the ground floor and all bathrooms were very well detailed and had been executed to a very high standard. Image: 6four Media
Winner Contract Houses $1 Million - $1.2 Million
SQ Projects Birchgrove Residence SQ Projects had to work hard to fit a lot of house on a small block. The result is a great house built on a very tight site with problematic access. The bagged brickwork was expertly carried out and the quality of work and finishes was a very high standard throughout the whole project.
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Winner Contract Houses $1.2 Million - $1.4 Million
Micrah Projects Canopy Forest Lodge A very clever project with great use of the small footprint to achieve a beautifully finished product. The airconditioning flangeless grills were extremely well built. The stonework was carried out to an exceptionally high standard attesting to the attention to detail throughout. Image: Ryan Linnegar
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Pillar Projects
Contract Houses $1.4 Million - $1.5 Million
Mosley House This house has a great feeling when you enter, with lots of natural light and a spectacular spiral staircase. Pillar Projects have delivered a very high standard of workmanship with a good use of high-quality materials and great value for money.
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P 02 8935 9408 E sales@andvic.com.au 5 / 7 Eden Park Drive, Macquarie Park NSW 2113
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Fowler Homes
Contract Houses $1.5 Million - $1.8 Million
Grasmere Project
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Evolving Construction
Contract Houses $1.8 Million - $2 Million
Nonpareil
Fowler Homes have accomplished a home with a great feel and very large floor plan. An excellent project that was well finished with great entertaining areas that suit the family’s lifestyle. Great value for money.
A great house in all aspects including the huge skylight, high ceilings, balconies overlooking the ocean and exceptional rooftop entertaining area with spa and BBQ. This house has been completed to a very high standard in all areas with high quality finishes.
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Bright Build Constructions
Contract Houses $2 Million - $2.1 Million
Watsons Bay House
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Greenaway Homes
Contract Houses $2.1 Million - $2.2 Million
Impressive site management, given a narrow street and building below ground level in a flood zone. Excellent internal finishes, with 300mm-wide engineered floorboard joins exactly aligning with joinery doors and beautifully finished three-level steel and timber tread stairs. The attention to detail is second to none. Image: Clinton Weaver
A great example of spacious living with quality fittings throughout. The attention to detail was excellent and special mention should be given to the exceptional quality stone benchtops and cladding by Greenaway Homes.
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Harlor Building
contract houses $2.2 Million - $2.4 Million
Nethergate
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Glenstone Group
Contract Houses $2.4 Million - $2.6 Million
Golden Vale
A beautifully finished country homestead with great attention to detail and finishes. The stonework was well done throughout and the internal selection of materials, colours and layout was exceptional. The use of English oak exposed roof trusses in the living area complemented the joinery, resulting in a well finished home.
A well-built home, featuring rammed earth and pre-sealed flame jarrah walls, huge slidingand-pivot doors with spotted gum ceilings. A great build by Glenstone Group despite difficult access down a narrow winding road.
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SKOPE Constructions
Contract Houses $2.6 Million - $3 Million
Nine Square As you walk in you are met by a very impressive spiral off-form concrete staircase leading up to living areas and an open courtyard that fills the house with natural light. The house is full of great ideas and the project was all very well finished. Image: Anson Smart
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Maple Design and Construct
Contract Houses $3 Million - $3.4 Million
Sunset A great house full of natural light with lots of high-quality finishes. All finishes were installed with great skill and exceptional value for money. The staircase was very cleverly constructed with great use of concealed LED lighting. Image: Grace Picot
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Winner Contract Houses $3.4 Million - $3.8 Million
Winner Contract Houses $3.8 Million - $4 Million
Damian Bryant Building A beautifully built home that was a pleasure to inspect. The difficulty of site access made this a very challenging build and all the more impressive. The attention to the smallest details makes this home a winner. Congratulations Damian Bryant Building.
Greenaway Homes This is a very large home set on acreage with lots of great features and finishes; from off-form concrete to beautiful marble work, all blended together with great skill. The volume of the house gives it an amazing feeling. Image: Simon Whitbread
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Joint Winner Contract Houses $4 Million - $5 Million
Bau Group A beautifully finished home with great natural light. The layout was fantastic and the living areas overlooking the rear gardens were expertly finished. Bau Group’s attention to detail was exceptional. Image: Simon Whitbread
Joint Winner Contract Houses $4 Million - $5 Million
Lawson and Lovell Building Services A beautifully built home on a large site, built far back from the road. The great use of timber throughout gave the project a homely feel. The double-sided fireplace incorporating a downdraft chimney built in from below the fireplace gave a clean clear view into the living areas. Good quality fittings with plenty of attention to detail. Image: Simon Whitbread
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Winner Contract Houses $5 Million - $5.4 Million
Hampton Constructions M House A stunning house with the use of blackbutt timber and detailed stonework. The attention to detail was exceptional. The timber ceilings throughout were perfectly executed and became a feature along with the sunken lounge overlooking the water.
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Brianda Projects
Contract Houses $5.4 Million - $5.5 Million
Ravine House A complex build on a difficult site, perched on an ocean cliff face. The way the off-form concrete blends into the natural rock is a work of art. This project demonstrates the cooperation between owner, architect and Brianda Projects working together and has produced a home of exceptional quality. Great attention to detail in every area of the build. Image: Mark Syke Issue Three | July-September 2023 | MBA NSW
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Kinn Construction
Contract Houses $5.5 Million - $5.8 Million
Karuah A great home with lots of impressive concrete work and other special features including a plywood ceiling and incredible front door. The home demonstrated exceptional attention to detail. Kinn Construction have done a fantastic job. Image: Chris Warnes
Winner Contract Houses $5.8 Million - $5.9 Million
Lawson and Lovell Building Services An excellently presented project on a very difficult site with limited access for deliveries and parking. Lawson and Lovell Building Services have been able to provide a truly detailed home with outstanding attention to detail and overall good value for money. Image: Stuart Scott Issue Three | July-September 2023 | MBA NSW
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Winner Contract Houses $5.9 Million - $6 Million
The Construction Connection The word that comes to mind when viewing this project is craftsmanship, which fully describes the works carried out by the carpenters. The timber work, the detailed copper and stainless steel make this a very special project.
Winner Contract Houses $6 Million - $7 Million
Bau Group Mirimar Bau Group have completed a great job, built on a tight site with lots of curved detailing and a high standard of finish in every area. Image: Simon Whitbread
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Winner Contract Houses $7 Million - $8 Million
Bellevarde Constructions Treetop House As always with Bellevarde projects, the finishes in this build are excellent. The layout of the home is made for easy living, with floor-to-ceiling doors that disappear into the cavity and automatic screens that close off the door opening, giving privacy and insect protection. Image: Justin Alexander
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Chateau Architects + Builders
Contract Houses $8 Million - $10 Million
Seaforth Home
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Join Constructions
Contract Houses $10 Million - $30 Million
Complex excavation and construction were well managed on this project, with difficult access down a steep battle-axe driveway. The Burmese teak used on ceilings and floors was extremely well installed. Exceptional attention to detail on a lump-sum contract has resulted in a truly magnificent home. Architect: CplusC Architectural Workshop
Exceptional attention to detail and investigation of innovative building techniques have resulted in the creation of a benchmark residential home that nestles unobtrusively into the coastal environment. Well done to Join Constructions.
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Winner Contract Houses $30 Million & Over
Pimas Gale From the initiation of excavation to the completion of this magnificent project, the builder exhibited remarkable foresight and planning. Full credit to Pimas Gale and their team for achieving a flawlessly executed finish on this truly exceptional, oncein-a-lifetime construction.
Winner
Hawkesbury Homes
Town houses or Villas/ Dual Occupancy Up to $400,000
Architectural Terraces The builder delivered the project with impeccable cohesion. The Town House exhibited a perfect blend of simplicity and efficacy, resulting in a remarkable achievement.
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Futureflip
Town Houses or Villas/ Dual Occupancy $400,001 - $600,000
Kiora
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H + S Building NSW
Town Houses or Villas/ Dual Occupancy $600,001 - $800,000
Woonona Duplex
This undertaking was situated on a challenging, steep plot visible from the road. The builder demonstrated excellent utilisation of exterior cladding and the second floor showcased a brilliant optimisation of space. A truly exceptional project.
The builder has achieved a very high standard of construction. The hidden structural elements would have made the build challenging and the builder presented exceptional finishes to a very high standard. Image: The Palm Co
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HOUSE ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS: $2.6 million – $3 million – Stanton Rd, Mosman
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D.velop.R
Town Houses or Villas/ DUAL Occupancy $800,001 - $850,000
Glaisher Parade
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Avid Constructions
Town Houses or Villas/ Dual Occupancy $850,001 - $1 Million
Project 38 Bayside
Presented is another exceptional project from D.velop.R, upholding the remarkably high standards observed in previous years. The windows and joinery notably distinguished themselves within this Town House, further enhancing its appeal.
The builder invested immense passion and dedication into this project, a fact clearly reflected in the final result. This stands as a strong testament to the builder’s diligent efforts. Image: Simon Whitbread
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Impero Constructions
Town Houses or Villas/ Dual Occupancy $1 Million & Over
The Clermont Residences
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Binah
Home Units Up to $300,000
Kew Schofields phase 1B
On a bustling road, this project faced the complexities of a demanding site, making both construction and excavation particularly challenging. The commendable outcome achieved speaks volumes about the success of handling such a tough build.
The off-form concrete blade walls exhibit an exceptional finish, showcasing a level of quality that aligns well with the price range of these units. The overall standard of finishes is commendably high.
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Delwin Developments
Home Units $300,001 - $600,000
Solis
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Impero Constructions
Home Units $600,001 - $1 Million
Bala Neutral Bay
Both the services and the basement finishes exceeded expectations in terms of quality. The meticulous arrangement of hydraulic services throughout the construction was truly exceptional, showcasing a high level of attention to detail.
The exterior finishes, including the cement rendering, upheld the highest standards of quality. This commitment to excellence extended internally, leading to a highly favourable outcome.
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Winner Home Units $1 Million - $2 Million
TQM Design & Construct Fairlight Residences This project was challenged by an exceptionally difficult site and access conditions. However, the builder successfully met the standards we have come to expect from TQM Design & Construct, maintaining their reputation for excellence.
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Ceerose
Home Units $2 Million - $2.1 Million
Aqualuna The exterior cladding stood out as an exceptional feature in the construction. The interior finishes surpassed all expectations, setting an unparalleled standard for this project.
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Lords Group
Home Units $2.1 Million - $2.5 Million
No.1 Carlisle
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ULTRA Building Co
Home Units $2.5 Million - $3 Million
The Balmoral Collection
Navigating the intricacies of a corner block posed significant challenges for the builder. Notably, the common areas showcased exceptional finishes, a trait that seamlessly extended across all units and the external facade.
The interior finishes set a remarkably high standard, maintaining this level of quality consistently throughout the entire structure. The entrance stood out as an exceptional highlight of the construction.
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ULTRA Building Co
Home Units $3 Million - $4 Million
The 636 NSHR Rose Bay Project
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Bronxx
Home Units $4 Million & Over
Oasis Cronulla
The builder adeptly infused a coastal ambiance throughout both the communal spaces and individual units, showcasing a cohesive design approach. Once again, this project stands as a testament to their commitment to high-quality construction.
Sumptuous finishes grace every corner of this exceptional unit, culminating in a rooftop pool and outdoor area that add an extra layer of luxury. The outcome achieved here is undeniably fantastic.
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Green Anvil Co.
Home Unit Renovation Open Price Category
Gamma Gamma Retreat Green Anvil Co. has exemplified their meticulous attention to detail in renovating this unit. The project posed numerous challenges, especially with other units being occupied during the construction process. However, these challenges were skilfully navigated, resulting in a project of remarkable quality. Image: Katherine Lu
Winner Home Unit Renovation Internal Up to $500,000
Vitale Developments Navigating through extremely difficult and constrained access, this project encountered its fair share of challenges. However, these obstacles were skilfully surmounted and the outcome showcased an exceptional level of workmanship, and the use of high-quality materials. Image: Pablo Veiger
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Winner Home Unit Renovation Internal $500,001 - $1 Million
Winner Home Unit Renovation Internal $1 Million - $3 Million
Andvic Projects This project faced significant challenges in terms of access. The meticulous detailing evident throughout the entire endeavour and the exceptional attention to detail, particularly in the clever use of materials, truly set it apart from the rest. Image: Tom Ferguson
Jackal Constructions Jackal Constructions successfully tackled the intricacies of this highly complex renovation, which was further complicated by challenging access conditions. These obstacles having been skilfully overcome, the end result stands as a testament to their expertise, showcasing a superbly executed project. Image: Alexander Mayes
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Kinn Construction
Home Unit Renovation - Internal $3 Million & Over
Darlinghurst Penthouse
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Vista Build
Special Purpose Housing Project Open Price Category
Kinn Construction exhibited commendable initiative in addressing site access hurdles. The project’s final outcome was truly superb, underscoring the builder’s exceptional workmanship and innovative approach throughout the construction process. Image: Simon Whitbread
This endeavor offers residents an ideal living space tailored to their unique requirements. The homes incorporate all the necessary design features for Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), seamlessly integrated into a development that harmoniously blends into any neighbourhood setting.
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Gerzina Architecture + Construction
House Alterations & Additions Up to $400,000
Jackson’s Place Gerzina Architecture + Construction’s dedication to remarkable craftsmanship has achieved a superior outcome for this build, epitomised by the exposed concrete columns in the shower area and the personally crafted cedar sliding door for the garage. With excellent quality at a reasonable price, the builder demonstrates ingenuity and an immense potential for success. Image: Brett Boardman
Winner House Alterations & Additions $400,001 - $600,000
Vivid Built Layered House A young family’s needs were met through a renovation project, addressing an uninsulated, termite-infested rear extension. The rebuilt space now features open-plan areas and a remarkable doubleheight steel door, showcasing the builder’s resilience and adaptability despite material shortages, price increases and limited parking. Image: Simon Whitbread
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BenRob Constructions
House Alterations & Additions $600,001 - $700,000
Chipilly This project stands as a testament to BenRob Constructions’ expertise, providing the homeowners with beautiful and well-crafted living spaces. A highlight of this project was the effective use of natural light, the attention to detail in the tiling and painting, as well as the skilful execution of curved walls.
Winner House Alterations & Additions $700,001 - $750,000
Vivid Built Screen House This was a visually captivating job, with impressive external finishes and work around the windows incorporating four different materials. The gyprock showcased excellent quality and the bedroom ceilings were skilfully executed. This project delivered an aesthetic result with meticulous attention to detail.
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Winner House Alterations & Additions $750,001 - $800,000
Corvus Primesite Although this project has accessibility challenges, it excelled in cleanliness and thoughtful design. The ground floor showcased a well-designed kitchen, laundry and lounge area, maximising functionality. This build is a significant upgrade within the allocated budget with the addition of a fresh and modern second storey. Image: Smack Studios
Winner House Alterations & Additions $800,001 - $900,000
Bakker Built Gable House Underneath a flight path, this job necessitated a high level of insulation, requiring the lifting of heavy items where access was limited. Despite the difficulties, Bakker Built went to great lengths to ensure proper insulation. This timber worker’s cottage has been transformed into a distinctive architectural design of both old and new elements.
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Winner House Alterations & Additions $900,001 - $1 Million
Aspire Projects Despite the added complexity of a pool, this well-executed project provided excellent value for money. The abundant use of glass showcased a stunning pool view, while high-quality painting, gyprock and garage stonework added elegance. The accomplished builder showcased exceptional quality control in every aspect of construction.
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Green Anvil Co.
House Alterations & Additions $1 Million - $1.1 Million
Southwest House Green Anvil Co. has showcased their remarkable craftsmanship and offered excellent value for money in this statement house. Through unique touches including innovative use of green stone in the bathroom and dining tabletop, along with the striking treatment of the curved stairwell ceiling, the builder has brought forth a captivating and aesthetically pleasing home. Image: Kat Lu Issue Three | July-September 2023 | MBA NSW
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Winner House Alterations & Additions $1.1 Million - $1.2 Million
Plateau Building Despite a difficult easement, Plateau Building expertly handled the project, demonstrating exceptional quality amidst complexity. The structural steel roof achieved a seamless tapered line, while the exemplary treatment of the cantilevered ceiling and impressive aluminium sliding doors added elegance to this functional and stylish home. Image: Simon Whitbread
Winner House Alterations & Additions $1.2 Million - $1.3 Million
Rise Architectural Builders MT House The builders at Rise Architectural Builders executed a first-class renovation and addition to an Inner West home. Showcased through the micro floor topping, creative and well-executed steelwork at the rear and the use of Peterson bricks. They strictly adhered to the budget while delivering a fantastic project with immaculate attention to detail.
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Winner House Alterations & Additions $1.3 Million - $1.4 Million
Black Label Developments Black Label Developments demonstrated meticulous attention to detail in this project, evident in the complex structural steelwork and varying roof pitches. A remarkable steel staircase led to the master suite, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship. Impeccable joinery and a perfectly aligned ceiling structure further added to its remarkable execution. A truly deserving winner.
Joint Winner House Alterations & Additions $1.4 Million - $1.6 Million
Build By Design Treehouse Overcoming difficult access, this project showcased a high-quality finish achieved through meticulous navigation of services and junctions. Exceptional execution of painting, gyprock installation and tiling highlighted the builder’s dedication. Utilising original poles creatively and absorbing price increases demonstrated their skill and resourcefulness. Image: Andy Macpherson
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Joint Winner House Alterations & Additions $1.4 Million - $1.6 Million
Maple Design and Construct Driftwood Despite challenging access, this flawless three-storey building project incorporated substantial structural steel. The addition of a new three-storey lift, breathtaking beach views from the open living area and wraparound decks on each level make this property incredibly liveable. The young builder and their team’s expertise and craftsmanship are evident throughout. Image: Grace Picot
Winner House Alterations & Additions $1.6 Million - $1.8 Million
Rose Construction This project’s scope was impressive: turning a one-level home into a three-level home with a pool. It delivered value for money and the young builder skilfully managed the complexities within 10 months, showing competence and adaptability. Rose Construction’s organisation, planning and positive attitude ensured a smooth construction experience, hinting at future success.
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Lawson and Lovell Building Services
House Alterations & Additions $1.8 Million - $2 Million
Narrabeen Park
Joint Winner
RUDDER HOMES
House Alterations & Additions $1.8 Million - $2 Million
Through an extensive renovation, this home underwent significant transformations, executed with meticulous attention to detail. The upper floor’s open living room, featuring stunning ocean views, created a welcoming atmosphere. The overall outcome is a remarkable renovation that enhances the appeal and charm of the property. Image: Simon Whitbread
This project excelled in quality, showcasing beautiful curved walls. These elegant features create a grand entrance, guiding visitors towards the spacious main area with high ceilings and an impressive circular skylight. The exceptional tiling work, utilising sheet porcelain, enhanced the overall aesthetic appeal of the house.
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Winner House Alterations & Additions $2 Million - $2.2 Million
Kranos Constructions Kranos Constructions creatively addressed an intermittent electricity supply by installing solar panels and Tesla batteries. In the absence of water and sewer lines, they introduced a pump-out sewer system and tank water. Their remarkable craftsmanship shines in the extraordinary man cave, spanning an entire wing over two levels and featuring glass walls to the home theatre, cellar and bar.
Winner House Alterations & Additions $2.2 Million - $2.4 Million
The Construction Connection The Construction Connection spared no expense in restoring this house to its former glory. The renovation seamlessly integrated old and new elements, preserving the original character and charm. Exceptional re-finishing of timber work, windows and panelling, expertly painted, stood out as a standout feature. The project’s success is evident in the meticulous attention to detail and craftsmanship.
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Winner House Alterations & Additions $2.4 Million - $2.6 Million
DCB Park House The spacious and inviting main living area stands out as the highlight of this build, creating a grand ambiance. High-end finishes add a luxurious touch, while significant changes to the internal layout enhance and transform the space. The combination of the expansive living area, thoughtful layout changes and quality finishes results in a beautiful end product.
Winner House Alterations & Additions $2.6 Million - $3 Million
Boom Build Casa Del Sud Boom Build’s eco-friendly approach shone through with repurposed items, like recycled hardwood for false rafters and decorative elements. Kiama stone found during pool excavation was creatively used for fencing. The flawless outcome, including Venetian plaster to walls and ceilings throughout, reflects their precision and pride. Image: Will Taylor & Chris Daly
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Venari Projects
House Alterations & Additions $3 Million - $3.5 Million
Boonara House
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Build By Design
House Alterations & Additions $3.5 Million - $4 Million
Bronte Sisters
The standout feature of this project was the attention to detail, particularly in aligning floors, walls and joinery. The renovation achieved a successful balance of modernising the heritage cottage while preserving its historical charm. The young builder’s commitment to precision and craftsmanship resulted in flawless alignment, creating a visually appealing and harmonious space. Image: Pablo Veiga
This unique project seamlessly interconnects two homes for intergenerational living, promoting togetherness. The exceptional use of materials, including timber and terracotta shingles, enhances the aesthetic. Thoughtful continuity creates a cohesive and harmonious living environment, with no fences and fluid movement between spaces. Image: Brett Boardman Issue Three | July-September 2023 | MBA NSW
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Joint Winner House Alterations & Additions $4 Million - $4.4 Million
Kinn Construction Hearth in the Well The project focused on the existing structure, with complex demolition and support work for an underground garage. Retaining a significant portion of the house showcased exceptional workmanship and meticulous attention to detail. The main living area, with a sunken lounge and handcrafted fireplace, added elegance and warmth. A delightful combination of craftsmanship and design. Image: Prue Ruscoe
Joint Winner House Alterations & Additions $4 Million - $4.4 Million
Critharis Monsieur G Impressing with standout features like elliptical skylights and a curved staircase, this project demonstrated the building team’s skill. Flawless painting and gyprock work added a polished touch. Attention to detail and striking design elements contributed to overall excellence. Critharis Constructions can take pride in creating an outstanding and remarkable space. Image: Dave Wheeler
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Winner House Alterations & Additions $4.4 Million - $4.5 Million
The Construction Connection The addition and update of the 1970s-style house was executed to a first-class standard. Incorporating large solar batteries and numerous panels showcased a commitment to sustainable energy. Attention to detail and high-quality materials contributed to the project’s excellence, creating a modern and energy-efficient home.
Winner House Alterations & Additions $4.5 Million - $4.6 Million
LoveLife Projects Sandy Point Lodge This skilfully executed extension and renovation project led to a remarkable transformation. The use of external hardwood with no bleeding or staining, indicated careful selection and installation. The use of hardwood adds a touch of natural beauty and durability to the space. The project is a testament to LoveLife Projects’ skill and commitment to excellence. Image: Fortem Media
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Winner House Alterations & Additions $4.6 Million - $5 Million
Winner House Alterations & Additions $5 Million - $5.6 Million
BWG Projects This young builder demonstrates a level of expertise that belies his age. An incredible use of timber is showcased in various elements, including the ceiling, wall panelling, cupboards, and joinery, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. This project stands as a testament to his talent and promising future in the industry.
DCB The builder’s exceptional craftsmanship was evident throughout this renovation, reflecting their commitment to high-quality work. The breathtaking entryway and grand main living area were undeniable highlights. Integration of solar panels and batteries showcased sustainable practices. Meticulous attention to detail made judging this an absolute pleasure. Image: John Paul Urizar
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Winner House Alterations & Additions $5.6 Million - $6 Million
Profile Property Group Rosetta The renovation of this Heritage property faced challenges with difficult access and structural complexities, such as the demanding excavation and construction beneath the house. Yet Profile Property Group executed a sympathetic renovation that respected its historical significance. The building team excelled, navigating intricacies and delivering outstanding results.
Winner House Alterations & Additions $6 Million - $7 Million
OneUp Building The project involved a vast and challenging renovation with multiple levels. Highlights included a beautiful pebble roof garden, open living area with stunning views and impressive additions like two Tesla batteries and lifts. Remarkable work was also done in the gyprock, painting and tiling. Well done to OneUp Building.
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Bellevarde Constructions
House Alterations & Additions $7 Million - $10 Million
Residence R, Northbridge The exceptional skill of this builder shines through this project as expected. Challenging access did not hinder the beautiful work on the staircase that spanned across five levels. The alignment of porcelain tiles throughout the entire space was nothing short of amazing. Their attention to detail and craftsmanship has resulted in a remarkable outcome. Image: Felix Forest
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Horizon
House Alterations & Additions $10 Million - $13 Million
Vaucluse Residence This job was a massive remedial undertaking due to significant damp/moisture issues. Horizon and their team deserve commendation for their elegant build, showcasing exceptional gyprock work, veneer joinery and staircase with meticulous detail, as well as their commitment to sustainability through solar panels, batteries and recycled water.
Winner House Alterations & Additions $13 Million & Over
Horizon The project overcame significant access challenges, requiring materials to be barged in. Impeccable detailing featured extensive use of hardwood, flawless tiling and gyprock work, and an extensive venetian trowel finish added a unique touch. The spacious family room with hardwood trusses and a standout curved steel staircase showcased Horizon’s amazing craftsmanship.
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SQ PROJECTS WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF ITS CLIENTS, ARCHITECTS, SUBCONTRACTORS & SUPPLIERS FOR THE SUCCESSFUL COLLABORATIONS OVER THE YEARS & SPECIFICALLY ON THIS WONDERFUL BIRCHGROVE HOME.
BUILDING, CONSTRUCTION, DESIGN & PROJECT MANAGEMENT MULTI AWARD WINNING, BOUTIQUE HOME BUILDERS SINCE 2010 What makes us different is our trusted relationships with our partners, clients and architects plus our great customer service. For us, building strong relationships is just as important as delivering outstanding results.
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Winner
PROBUILT PROJECTS in conjunction with MILEHAM
House Restorations & Additions Up to $1.6 Million
Contemporary Heritage Restoration
Winner
DCB
House Restorations & Additions $1.6 Million - $2 Million
The standout of this build was the flawless connection of a steel pavilion to the existing structure. The inclusion of a fully imported kitchen, ordered in advance, added complexity to the project. Despite difficult access and intricate dampness control measures, PROBUILT Projects and their team delivered a modern and seamless update of a heritage property.
The renovation and updating of this important historical building had to be executed sensitively. Involving substantial rock excavation, necessitating careful support of the existing structure and neighbouring properties. Notable achievements included excellent concealment of services and a stunning timber ceiling, showcasing exceptional workmanship.
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Winner
Re:Form Construction
House Restorations & Additions $2 Million - $2.5 Million
The Redoutable With a wide range of bespoke details, this project demonstrated Re:Form Construction’s capabilities through their meticulous execution. The final result is a seamless integration of architectural design and client satisfaction, showcasing unwavering dedication. The extraordinary outcome is a testament to the builder’s commitment to delivering a remarkable and satisfying experience for the client. Image: Clinton Weaver
Winner House Restorations & Additions $2.5 Million - $3 Million
Stuart Wilson Constructions Maranatha House Stuart Wilson Constructions delivered a sympathetic extension/renovation to this historic sandstone building. Impeccable detailing in the staircase, and precise cuts and lines in the flooring created a truly captivating sight. Practical additions like the replacement of the slate roofing brought a modern transformation. The project achieved nothing short of perfection.
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Winner House Restorations & Additions $3 Million - $4 Million
Sydney Beach Homes Tongkah The meticulously restored heritage project impressed as a judges’ favourite. Thoughtful design choices, attention to detail, and careful product selection created seamless integration of old and new elements. Transformations like converting the ballroom, walkways, preserved walls and elevated skylights enhanced the flowing, unique and charming space. Image: Simon Whitbread
Winner
A J Bristow and Sons
House Restorations & Additions $4 Million - $5 Million
Dalgety Terrace The standout highlights of this project were the beautifully designed bathrooms, and perfectly executed gyprock and tiling. A J Bristow and Sons’ commitment to delivering highquality results is evident in every aspect. This home stands as testament to the builder’s skill, resulting in the exceptional restoration of an important heritage property. Image: Ben Guthrie, The Guthrie Project Issue Three | July-September 2023 | MBA NSW
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Winner House Restorations & Additions $5 Million - $6 Million
HomeConstruct Oxley This project faced significant challenges with access, however the exceptional lead, copper and tile work was unaffected, attesting to HomeConstruct’s expertise. The highlight was undoubtedly the subterranean pool, with its off-form concrete construction and exquisite ceiling vaults, which stands as an ingenious success.
Winner
Stratti Building
House Restorations & Additions $6 Million & Over
Vue De La Cote This project involved intricate construction, including underpinning, structural propping and tunnel excavation for lift access. Exceptional quality was evident in tiling, gyprock, painting and handpainted kitchen cupboards. The bathrooms were also exemplary. Managing stakeholders was demanding and builder’s ability to handle complexity early in their career is commendable.
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Winner Adaptive Re-Use Open Price Category
Jewell Builders Stephenson’s Mill A commendable conversion of an old mill into a residence. A notable difficulty was the client occupying the ground floor during construction, meaning Jewell Builders had to keep it watertight while replacing sections of rotten timber and jacking up the old roof beams. The project demonstrated great stonework restoration with a high standard of finish. Image: Neil Waldron
WE BUILD HOMES FOR THE LIFE YOU LOVE, WITH LOVE At LoveLife Projects Pty Ltd (LLP) we take pride in working by our motto-Love Work, Love Life. We build homes for our clients with love, for the life they love. LLP gives each client the attention and care they need to build their dream homes. The management team, and in particular, George is always available to his clients, and his staff, and he builds each home like his own home. Hence LLP undertakes a small number of house builds at any one time. George’s enthusiasm for each house that LLP build is shared by his team at every stage of the construction. LLP does this with impeccable attention to detail and open communication with our clients throughout the entire building process. We listen to our clients and care about every small detail they share with us in order to realise their visions and their dreams.
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Suite 7, 2 Redleaf Avenue Wahroonga NSW 2076
02 9989 8093
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Sydney: Rick Simmons 0416 237 502 Byron/Nthn Rivers: Nathan Wethered 0414 936 284 info@oneupbuilding.com
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Winner
Blue Eco Homes
Excellence in Sustainability Residential Up to $1.5 Million
This low impact, environmentally and ecologically considerate development integrates architectural expression with sustainable building practices and bushfire protection and prevention systems, exceeding regulatory requirements.
Winner
Blue Eco Homes
Excellence in Sustainability Residential $1.5 Million & Over
The external facades and fenestration scheme have been deliberately designed to provide excellent interior environmental conditions while ensuring maximum protection of the dwelling in the event of a bushfire. Sustainability, carbon footprint reduction and waste minimisation are all key values held by the owners. They chose to celebrate many elements of the history of this parcel of land and the eco system it is within.
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Winner
Veriview
Best Use of Bricks
Duality The collaboration between the builder and the bricklayer was seamlessly executed, resulting in the brickwork of this project becoming a standout feature. The craftsmanship displayed on the curved wall was of exceptional quality. Image: SAVITA
Winner
HomeConstruct
Best Use of Concrete
Oxley A magnificent restoration of an important historical building. A masterclass in off-form concrete through the construction of a modernist pool house. A boat builder constructed fibreglass “hulls” as formwork for walls and ceilings. The excavation, formwork, steel reinforcement and concrete placement were of the highest order the judge has seen.
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Winner
Glenstone Group
Best Use of Glass
Golden Vale This standout home used a whole wall of 4m-high Vitorcsa sliding doors, to take full advantage of the views of the Megalong Valley cliff faces. Glenstone Group have done remarkable work.
Winner
Rose Construction
Best Use of Steel This project provided the young builder at Rose Construction with many challenges. A curved steel staircase extending over two levels, welded and painted on site, was completed to a very high standard. A very well-done job.
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New Builds - Developments Fitouts - Commercial
www.blacklabeldev.com.au | Ph: 0412 105 215 | @blacklabeldevelopments
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Winner
Pimas Gale
Best Use of Stone The project showcased stone finishes of the utmost quality, exemplifying the builder’s commitment to excellence. This craftsmanship was consistently evident both within the interiors and across the external elements of the construction.
Winner
The Construction Connection
Best Use of Timber The Construction Connection have used various timbers on this project, which were installed in a high-quality, craftsman-like manner making this a carpenters’ dream. This is a perfect example of the great use of timber in the modern age.
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Building enduring excellence.
Briandaprojects.com.au
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showcasing the best pools of NSW
housing & Pool awards 2023
Winner Concrete Pools Up to $100,000
Fifth Season Landscapes Creating this pool demanded symmetry, balance and intricate construction from Fifth Season Landscapes. The design optimises backyard space, co-existing with trees and a spacious lawn. Overcoming access challenges with the front garden and retaining wall was impressive, and precision excavation was undertaken methodically to create a perfect curve. Image: Natalie Hunfalvay
Wurrungwuri • A challenging construction located on Sydney’s waterfront; • A collaborative design process with the architects, Carter Williamson, • Our client , Tara Eales, and Janet Ottaviano, undertook the graphic design and artwork to the pool interior
a unique redevelopment of a quintessential Sydney heritage waterfront Senator Pools Pty Ltd 02 9894 9222 www.senatorpools.com.au pools@senatorpools.com.au @senatorpools @senatorpools
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Winner Concrete Pools $100,001 - $200,000
Senator Pools Vivid colours elevate the pool’s ambiance, courtesy of the owner’s painted interior design. Wedding cake steps and a tiled infinity edge converge, framing the Parramatta River horizon. The cascade leads to a steel trough, linking to remote water storage. Subtle fencing harmonises with landscaping, while a meticulous sandstone wall showcases stonemason craftsmanship. Image: Digital 1 Photography
Winner
Gremmo Homes
Concrete Pools $200,001 & Over
Suspended Elegance The charm of this Gremmo Homes pool and spa lies in iridescent green Ezarri glass mosaics. A roof with cutouts enhances natural light, while a glass wall adds flair. Flexible strip solar heating warms the pool and one of the commendable elements is the discreet placements of equipment beneath the pool concourse.
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Winner
Narellan Pools Hills District
Fibreglass Pools Open Price Category
Humby
Winner
Crystal Pools
Commercial Pools Open Price Category
Sydney Football Stadium
Narellan Pools have completed a beautiful work, most notably with a mosaic, tiled spillover between the pool and spa. The whole of the work is impressively framed by coping consisting of a chalk honed concrete with a bullnose edge, providing a unique and intricate feel.
Crystal Pool’s construction is an impressive feat of engineering, being 50m in length and 10m in width. With intricate tiling, a state-of-the-art filtration system and advanced heating technology. This stunning pool is bound to be a popular destination for swimmers and sports enthusiasts alike.
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Winner
Premier Pools
Lap Pools Open Price Category
Luxury Laps
Winner
Crystal Pools
Display Pools Up to $100,000
MoJo Homes: McDonald Jones Hermitage Grande Manor
There is no limit to the features of this winner, including a wet deck that can be converted to an infinity edge, in-floor cleaning system, underwater speakers, as well as glass fencing creating uninterrupted vistas. The Sydney sandstone coping is of an exceptionally high standard and is complemented by the mosaic pool lining.
Designed to complement the residence, the pool is framed by a light grey stone coping and white glass waterline tile behind a pebble lining, creating a relaxing and elegant oasis. Combined with the swim-out bench and the featured stone upstand with an in-built water feature, Crystal Pools can be proud of the job they have accomplished.
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Winner
FreeStyle Pools
Display Pools $100,001 & Over
Valley View
Winner
FreeStyle Pools
Plunge Pools Open Price Category
Rothwell
FreeStyle Pools had understandable difficulty with suitable pool foundations, needing a 6m depth and with excessive rain having led to a large-scale collapse of the balance tank. Despite this, the pool features impressive elements such as being fully tiled with deep turquoise tiles, which complement the abundance of flora, and the heat pumps, which run from a solar farm.
Crafted to navigate restricted access, rock excavation, council setbacks and dense vegetation, this pool cleverly perches atop the block’s rear corner, affording street vistas. Features include a spacious acrylic window, glass fencing, in-house touchscreen automation, in-floor cleaning system and a swimjet. Enhanced by glass bead media, the filter ensures superb filtration and minimal backwashing.
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Winner Spas Open Price Category
Tectonic Pools Ethereal Spa Set in a sandy foundation, this build required considerable skill. Adopting ancient methods of controlling water, the builder was able to drain the pool naturally and to prevent it from “popping”. Even the smallest detail has been addressed by the builder in recessing the paving tiles at the foot of the steps. Complemented by a children’s play area, existing deck and a grand palm tree as part of the build.
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HOUSING & POOL Finalists Finalists
Finalists
concrete pools
design & Construct - House
Up to $100,000 AEON Pools Contemporary Project
Up to $500,000 King Homes NSW Palm Springs
$100,001 - $200,000 Splish Splash Pools Tropical Retreat
$600,001 - $700,000 King Homes NSW Imperial House
Image: All Things Visual
$200,001 & Over KMD Outdoor Spaces
$800,001 - $900,000 New South Homes
Image: Brett Boardman
$200,001 & Over Lisney Construction Palm Beach 1
$900,001 - $1 Million Greenaway Homes
Finalists
$900,001 - $1 Million Hall & Hart Chelsea Hamptons Custom
display pools Up to $100,000 King Homes NSW Oxford Pool Image: The Palm Co
$1.2 Million - $1.3 Million Pinnacle Custom Homes Barn House
$1.3 Million - $1.5 Million Construction by Design (NSW) Image: 6four Media
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$1.5 Million - $1.75 Million Gremmo Homes The Hilltop
$1.8 Million - $2 Million Icon Projects
$1.75 Million - $2 Million Blue Eco Homes
$1.8 Million - $2 Million Tecto Construction Group
$3 Million - $3.5 Million Gremmo Homes Tiered Masterpiece
$2.1 Million - $2.2 Million Stratti Building
$4 Million & Over Cadence & Co Kefi House
$2.2 Million - $2.4 Million Avalon Constructions Curl Curl House
Image: Simon Whitbread
Image: Clinton Weaver
Finalists
Finalists
contract houses
Town Houses or Villas/Dual Occupancy
$600,001 - $800,000 Custom Coast Homes
$600,001 - $800,000 Zedcon Projects
$1 Million - $1.2 Million Cordony Constructions The Green House
$1.8 Million - $2 Million Buildaware
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HOUSING & POOL Finalists Finalists house alterations & Additions Up to $400,000 Gerzina Architecture + Construction Ship in a Bottle Cottage Image: Geoff Howden
$1 Million - $1.1 Million BWG Projects Ferry
$1 Million - $1.1 Million MJ MINARD
Up to $400,000 Matt Lack Building
$1.1 Million - $1.2 Million Cape Cod Australia $400,001 - $600,000 Insync Projects Hargrave Cottage Paddington Image: Nic Gossage
$600,001 - $700,000 Kranos Constructions Coromandel, Ashtonfield
$700,001 - $750,000 Vivid Built
$750,001 - $800,000 Yume Built
$800,001 - $900,000 Cordony Constructions Treehouse
$900,001 - $1 Million Green Anvil Co. Silver Back Image: Katherine Lu
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$1.1 Million - $1.2 Million Pamment Projects Leichhardt House Image: Tom Ferguson
$1.3 Million - $1.4 Million A.M. Custom Builders Dusky Pink Image: Simon Whitbread
$1.3 Million - $1.4 Million MJ MINARD Drummoyne Home
$1.6 Million - $1.8 Million Beyond Build Constructions Vue House
$2 Million - $2.2 Million Corvus Primesite Stuart Emmins Image: Smack Studios
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$2.2 Million - $2.4 Million Irvines Building Feng Shui House
$2 Million - $2.5 Million Platre & Deco Victorian Renovation
Image: Kevin Thomas, BWRM
Image: Photographer: Anneke Hill Stylist: Lucia B
$2.6 Million - $3 Million DCB
$3.5 Million - $4 Million Lawson and Lovell Building Services Minnamurra Image: Tom Fergusson
$4.5 Million - $4.6 Million Hi-Pac Constructions Petra
Finalists young builder of the year Ciaran Thomas Dunne Maple Design and Construct
$4.6 Million - $5 Million Immaculate Homes Blairgowrie Julian Hayek Delwin Developments $5 Million - $5.6 Million Watermark Construction Group Vaucluse Park Residence
Finalists $1.6 Million - $2 Million Watermark Construction Group Duncan House
MASTER builder of the year DCB Image: John Paul Urizar
Image: Simon Whitbread
$2 Million - $2.5 Million A J Bristow and Sons Argyle Terrace,
Pimas Gale
Image: Clinton Weaver
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