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Hindmarsh Construction Australia delivered the 2022 Project of the Year, ANU Physics, which saw technical complexity reach new levels. The building comprises of an 800m² open-plan clean room, 22 stable labs constructed to a very high standard of vibration control (VC-F), Electron microscope suites at level 3, 29 different laboratory gases, a purpose-built gas monitoring and alarm system, dangerous chemical handling
Congratulations to all winners, finalists and entrants for the outstanding projects you have delivered over the last year.
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Across all projects this year, MBA Members have shown innovative and sustainable thinking by using recycled building materials and considering local flora and fauna in project planning. On the Namarag project, Complex Co, Major Projects Canberra and the Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate, created a restoration area for the critically endangered pink-tail worm lizard. The teams transformed this former bomb disposal facility into a memorable meeting place that honours the history of the Ngunnawal people.
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Year after year, Excellence Awards sponsors, judges and entrants all show an impressive dedication to bettering the industry and are eager to celebrate the wins of fellow members. The hard-working, passionate spirit of the ACT construction industry means that we will all walk away from these Awards as winners.
Because of the precise requirements of the facility, Hindmarsh Construction Australia choose to run ‘Understanding Why?’ workshops with the entire project team to explain the meticulous attention to detail needed on this project.
Project Coordination (Australia) built the AEIOU Autism Centre with environmentally friendly design principles that aid in ongoing functionality for staff while also benefitting the environment. The self-draining rubber playground surface is made of recyclable material and the team installed significant water flow diversion which results in the retention of over 30,000L to a series of coordinated retention pits.
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PROJECT OF THE YEAR
The building comprises of an 800m² open-plan clean room, 22 stable labs constructed to a very high standard of vibration control (VC-F), Electron microscope suites at level 3, 29 different laboratory gases, a purpose built gas monitoring and alarm system, dangerous chemical handling systems and electromagnetic radiation controls across structure and services.
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ANU Physics
This out of this world project involved the construction of the ANU Physics purpose-built research laboratory building including one of Australia’s largest cleanroom facilities.
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This out of this world project involved the construction of the ANU Physics purpose-built research laboratory building including one of Australia’s largest cleanroom facilities. This project required laser focus with technically complex elements including mechanical services that ensure a cascading positive pressure regime is maintained, using polished stainless-steel tubing continuously welded, heat traced or in coaxial secondary tubing to withstand the toxicity of a number of gases used in this lab and to monitor for any gas leakage.
PROJECT OF THE YEAR
An important part of vibration control was the use of 50mm isolation joints throughout the building structure, to ensure building movement or settlement would not breach the gap.
The outcome of this diligent work, is an extraordinary facility that defies expectations and the bounds of a typical project.
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The outcome of this diligent work, is an extraordinary facility that defies expectations and the bounds of a typical project.
PROJECT OF THE YEAR
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Gungahlin DHA – Defence Housing Australia, Fitout
This 2,100m² fitout spread across two main floors plus a single-level basement carpark showcases an impeccable finish which is highlighted by an abundance of natural light and curved timber features. This fitout is the perfect example of outstanding carpentry with the high-level of detail in the natural timber partitioning throughout both floors and the use of fire-rated doors and hardware in and surrounding the communications room. To ensure ultimate useability across focus areas within the building, the team installed acoustic ceiling and wall paneling and double-glazed partitioning to complete the perfect space for staff and visitors.
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Guideline ACT delivered the Naas Road Bridge which is situated over the Gudgenby river and is used by motorists visiting the stunning Namadgi National Park. The project is an important piece of infrastructure delivered as part of the federally funded Bridge Renewal program. The new bridge spans 32-metres with no piers between abutments, making a clear opening for flood water and debris to pass underneath, unobstructed. The project required a temporary crossing for traffic which was carefully designed, planned and executed, demonstrating Guideline ACT’s management skills while under pressure. The result is a welcomed piece of infrastructure that greatly benefits the local community.
CIVIL BRIDGEWORKS GUIDELINE ACT Naas Road Bridge
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Canberra Contractors, Village Building Co and Spiire worked collaboratively to produce an outstanding result for the South Jerrabomberra Civil Hydraulic Services project. The scope of works involved earthworks, excavation, bedding, backfilling, stormwater drainage, pavement construction, fencing, conduits restoration and landscaping. The project was complex in nature, with multiple packages of work being intricately intertwined along the access corridor from Thompsitt Drive to the new suburb of South Jerrabomberra. The project also required significant stakeholder engagement, with the involvement of Queanbeyan Palareng City Council, as well as developers and contractors.WINNING
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The project comprises of several meeting areas, viewing platforms, reflective artworks, interactive spaces, and a recreational path network. The vision for this project was to create a meeting place for the elders of the land and the broader community. The landscape was moulded into incredible aboriginal artwork using deco-granite infill in traditional colours. Another wonderful feature of this project is the 18 habitat trees installed onsite, with each base being reinforced with equal angle brackets and mechanically fixed to the base of the first pour.
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Through this project Complex Co completed the missing link in the Lake Ginninderra foreshore path and delivered an overwater bridge and pedestrian path extension. The main feature of the project is the 90-metre curved concrete, steel and FRP deck bridge which hosts two lookout platforms on either side of the inlet. The walkway consists of bored piers with a steel frame superstructure, mesh grating deck, architectural lighting and steel kerbed edging with a shroud to deflect water. The result is an outstanding finished project that now successfully links the Belconnen Arts Centre with the surrounding foreshore precincts.
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Belconnen Arts Centre Foreshore Path Link
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This project involved renewing and upgrading the three 800-metre lanes along Northbourne Avenue and in stage 3 of the project it required the milling and re-sheeting of three 1300-metre southbound lanes. To deliver this project it involved laying over 3,500 tonnes of heavy-duty asphalt, extensive planning and significant traffic management on an avenue that accommodates over 42,000 vehicles a day. Wodens showed excellent consideration for their client’s budget and the environment by reusing 4,100 tonnes of existing onsite material. Through outstanding traffic management and successful recycling of materials, Wodens was able to deliver a roadway with an extended lifespan of 20 years.
Northbourne Avenue Rehabilitation Stage 2 & 3
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The Whitlam Estate 2C project is situated in the newly developed Molonglo area, with works completed by the Wodens team including a subdivision development incorporating one multi-block unit and 58 residential blocks, an off-site trunk sewer main, construction of new roads and vital infrastructure works. Wodens successfully navigated numerous complexities that arose during the project including large amounts of uncontrolled fill, deposits of unsuitable material, high strength rock and steep grades. Thanks to careful and skilled planning, the project was completed 12 weeks ahead of schedule. The team exceeded all aspects of quality, work, health & safety and environmental requirements.
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COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION LESS THAN $5MILLION PROJECT COORDINATION (AUSTRALIA)
This project is a state-of-the-art educational facility, designed to support approximately 40 children each year. Project Coordination (Australia) was engaged to build an outdoor educational/play environment enabling a team of specialists to support children in achieving their individual development. Technical complexities of this project included sub-terrain water flow, the utilisation of screw piles, the redesign of the carpark, and murals which intended to provide the children with a sense of safety and comfort. The final product was well received by the foundation and the users who benefitted from this amazing centre.
AEIOU Autism Centre
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The Manteena team delivered an outstanding new Arts and Design hub and carpark for Burgmann Middle School. The new hub caters for many tactile activities including woodworking, graphic design, art and music studies. There are a number of unique and high-quality features throughout the project including a guitar-shaped window on the Eastern Façade, engineered timber seating and polished concrete flooring. Using high-quality materials and effective planning, Manteena delivered an incredible design hub that will foster many creative pursuits for years to come.
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Burgmann Anglican School - Middle School Design Hub
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COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION $20MILLION TO $50MILLION CONTROL AUSTRALIA
DHA Development, Gungahlin
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This project involved the delivery of a commercial building with two main floors of integrated fitout, retail tenancy spaces, end of trip facilities and a single level basement. Every aspect of the project required critical consideration to the longevity of the materials and the overall design. One of the most technically complex elements of the project was installing the three feature skylights, which required a birdcage style scaffold to complete the associated ceiling works. The sophisticated facade of the building features a fully glazed curtain wall with timber cladding around the building.
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COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION LESS THAN $1MILLION MONARCH BUILDING SOLUTIONS AND THE DEPT. OF DESIGN
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This project saw the delivery of a combined restaurant, bar and retail space for artisan goods. The purpose behind this project was to create a space where fantastic wine, delicious Mediterranean food and outstanding craftmanship exist in harmony. The use of handmade tiles, textural timber, Italian marble and natural stone add to the casual elegance throughout the space. Impeccable attention to detail is in abundance, with special materials chosen for the cheese room that are designed to withstand excess moisture and the installation of a Enomatic wine machine that allows wine to be served by the glass and the bottle preserved for the next lucky patron.
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FDC Construction & Fitout (ACT) created an impressive fitout that showcases high-quality workmanship by delivering an intricate design with precision. A particularly impressive element of the fitout is the wall-to-wall timber veneer paneling, which is colour matched to the timber veneer doors and flooring. This fitout also features highly advanced audio visual capabilities, an Optima double glazed structure to accommodate the acoustic requirements and three-dimensional tiling which creates an impressive feature for all visitors.
Ashurst Lawyers
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION $1MILLION TO $5MILLION FDC CONSTRUCTION & FITOUT (ACT)
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Sirius Building New Ways of Working
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION $5MILLION TO $10MILLION AMA PROJECTS
Undertaking a 4,800m² re-fit in just nine weeks, AMA Projects created a modern, flexible and healthy working environment within the Sirius Building in Woden. The project involved several high-end joinery features, indigenous artworks and installations as well as the demolition of existing walls to create an open-plan layout. Construction works also involved the creation of new offices, collaborative work zones and technological integrations throughout. Several stunning elements of the fitout were procured from overseas, including light fittings from Austria and vinyl flooring from Italy. The team worked hard to create an outstanding space for a high-traffic workplace that will stand the test of time.
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION MORE THAN $10MILLION BUILT
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The team at Built were engaged to complete a significant refurbishment of a large part of the National Museum of Australia to form the new Great Southern Land Gallery and Discovery Centre. The project involved the demolition of an existing mezzanine floor and significant internal access ramps which formed part of the building’s structure. Internally, Built constructed new columns to support the façade and added a new curved mezzanine area. Externally, Built created an opening in the façade and constructed a new staircase enclosed in curved red glazing to continue the Uluru line loop that forms a key architectural element of the building. The team demonstrated exemplary workmanship to deliver this once in a lifetime project.
National Museum of Australia WINNER
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Throughout the year the Complex Co team has provided an exceptional level of service and interface management for all project stakeholders. Complex Co has built a highly skilled team who take pride in their work, understand quality objectives, and appreciate the overall significance of their projects. The Project Delivery Manager at Questacon describes the outstanding work by the Complex Co team on the Questacon Phase 3, Ground Subsidence Rectification Works project saying, “Complex Co. is an outstanding example for other contractors to emulate.”
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COMMERCIAL SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR COMPLEX CO
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Jo has over 25 years’ experience in the construction industry, and in that time she has become well-known for her business acumen, effective communication skills, and her ability to build strong working relationships. Jo is a qualified carpenter by trade, a licenced builder, a certified building designer, and is now the ACT General Manager of Kane Constructions. Her passion to see more women employed in the construction industry, led her to start her own not-for-profit organisation called Build Like a Girl. Jo is a true champion of equality, diversity and safety in the construction industry.
CONSTRUCTION WOMEN OF THE YEAR JOANNE FARRELL
Kane Constructions
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This project involved giving life and energy to a formally desolate concrete carpark by creating a landscaping paradise for children. This project delivery included an impressive concrete bike loop, an array of native plants, precast concrete walls, steel plant pots and multiple recycled timber shade structures. Each element in the space is carefully considered to suit the client, future users of the area and the environment including creating movable timber pots from old decking boards from the clients recently demolished deck. With this project, Able Landscaping delivered a fantastic green oasis amongst the cityscape.
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ONSITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OF THE YEAR MARTIN CAIRNS Built
With over 40 years’ experience in the construction industry, with 22 of those years as a site manager, Martin brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the Built team. He has an innate ability to solve every problem that arises onsite and he is committed to maintaining Built’s high standards for safety and quality. Martin works diligently with subcontractors, especially those new to the industry, to develop Safe Work Method Statements, ensuring their safety when conducting high-risk construction work. He has delivered many high-end projects including the National Museum of Australia, the Virgin Australia Lounge at Canberra Airport and the Australian War Memorial.
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PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR EMILY SHOEMARK
Snedden Hall & Gallop
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Emily is praised by colleagues and clients alike for her exceptional level of service, her ability to provide practical, clear legal advice and her support of the construction industry. She is an active participant of MBA ACT’s Women in Construction Group and a regular attendee of the MBA Professional Sector meetings. Dan Rowley, General Manager at CE Construction Solutions commends Emily’s professionalism and dedication to the industry saying, “Our business has found in Emily someone who has a genuine interest in our business, our industry and our people.”
Emily’s timely, ethical and practical advice will continue to be invaluable to her clients into the future.
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PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION HINDMARSH CONSTRUCTION AUSTRALIA
ANU Physics
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This project involved the construction of the ANU Physics purpose-built research laboratory building including one of Australia’s largest cleanroom facilities. The cleanroom itself is an 800m² ‘ballroom’ style open-plan room, which adopts world-leading technology in its delivery. The team required overseas training to understand the needs, design, and construction complexities to complete the project. Through a series of workshops, the team was able to deliver a high standard, high-tech project, utilising local materials and delivering elements of the build to a global standard.
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PROJECT MANAGER OF THE YEAR MADISON WILLIAMS Complex Co
With over 16 years experience in the industry, Madison has developed the skills & experience required to manage the expectations of key stakeholders. He demonstrates a robust understanding of the industry and can navigate on-site resource management and coordination, as well as engage competently in contract clarifications and financial conversations. Madison establishes transparent lines of communication within his team. He is a solution driven individual and is always looking to solve various hurdles and obstacles that inevitably arise throughout project delivery. Madison has been instrumental in helping Complex Co gain further accreditations over the years and successfully deliver projects to the highest standard.
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This project involved the construction of a new five-building precinct that includes 150 independent living units, a 2-level clubhouse, communal facilities, a treatment room, a commercial kitchen, theatre, salon, library, craft area, men’s shed and a billiards room. The fresh, contemporary interior and natural timber cladding on the exterior, perfectly blends with the lively natural surroundings. This project involved the demolition of existing facilities but through careful planning by PBS Building (ACT), the Retirement Village was able to remain operational throughout the project.
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SPECIAL PURPOSE/ADAPTABLE COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION PBS BUILDING (ACT)
Goodwin Farrer Independent Living and Residential Aged Care Development
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SUPPLIER OF THE YEAR
Actively engaging with the building and construction industry and fostering strong working relationships, Artisan Exterior ensure products are intensely researched to meet the high standards of staff and clients. With a high volume of longstanding and returning clients, Artisan Exterior work with many MBA members to help them from the design and product selection stages through to project completion. The Artisan Exterior team is always seeking feedback from customers, to ensure the continued delivery of high-quality products and services, now and into the future.
Stage 2 of the Northbourne Avenue Rehabilitation involved renewing and upgrading the three 800m northbound lanes along Northbourne Avenue. Stage 3 of the project involved the mill and re-sheet of the three 1,300m southbound lanes between Antill Street and Wakefield Avenue. Wodens used Reconophalt on the project that contains recycled waste products, which in turn lowers greenhouse gas emissions by reducing waste products in the environment. The team also used foam bitumen stabilisation, which is a new technology that involves recycling the existing pavement to re-use in the foamed asphalt mix. With innovative practices and detailed traffic management, the team delivered an outstanding project.
Northbourne Avenue Rehabilitation Stage 2 & 3
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WODENS
SUSTAINABLE COMMERCIAL PROJECT JOSS CONSTRUCTION
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The Evelyn Scott School is a state-of the art education facility located in Denman Prospect, designed to cater for 1,288 students from preschool to year 10. The project involved the construction of eight individual buildings, four carparks, two outdoor basketball/netball courts and an expansive sporting oval. The rich Aboriginal culture and history was made an integral part of the learning experience with nature play, yarning circles and digging pits featured in the outdoor areas. The Joss Construction team showed exceptional commitment to sustainability by diverting 98.53% of waste from going to landfill.
Evelyn Scott Preschool to Year 10
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Sirius Building New Ways of Working
WINNER
This project required the delivery of the 4,800m2 re-fit of a floor in the Sirius Building in Woden as part of the New Ways of Working (NWOW) Workplace project. This project served as a pilot program for the remaining floors of the building, with the intention to replicate the modern, flexible and healthy working environment throughout the building. The AMA Projects team used a comprehensive formal risk management plan as part of their Integrated Management System (IMS) to help identify and mitigate risks throughout the project.
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Cord Civil is proud to consistently deliver safe and quality outcomes for all Clients.
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BEST USE OF MATERIAL IN A COMMERCIAL PROJECT
CIVIL OTHER CORD CIVIL
Naas Road Bridge
Canberra Hospital Staff Carpark
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Civil Hydraulic Services
South Jerrabomberra
BUILT
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National Museum of Australia, Flooring
Gungahlin DHA Defence Housing Australia, Fitout
CIVIL OTHER COMPLEX CO, MAJOR PROJECTS CANBERRA AND ENVIRONMENT, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTSUSTAINABLEDIRECTORATE
Namarag
CIVIL BRIDGEWORKS CANBERRA CONTRACTORS, VILLAGE BUILDING CO AND SPIIRE South Jerrabomberra Civil Bridgeworks
CIVIL BRIDGEWORKS GUIDELINE ACT
CIVIL OTHER DALE & HITCHCOCK CIVIL ENGINEERING & LANDSCAPING
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National Museum of Australia, Glazing
Heysen Street Link Path Stage 3 Construction Project
COMPLEX CO
Northbourne Avenue Rehabilitation Stage 2 & 3
CORD CIVIL AND CALIBRE GROUP
Kuringa Drive and Owen Dixon Drive Intersection
CIVIL ROADWORKS
CIVIL ROADWORKS
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BMD CONSTRUCTIONS
CIVIL PUBLIC SPACES
Canberra Brickworks Precinct Access Road & Dudley Street Upgrade
HUON CONTRACTORS
Design and Construct of Better Trees at Jamison Carpark
CIVIL ROADWORKS
Jerrabomberra Northern Entry Road
CIVIL ROADWORKS
FINALISTSAWARD
CIVIL ROADWORKS
CIVIL ROADWORKS
GUIDELINE ACT
CIVIL OTHER
COMPLEX CO
COMPLEX CO
South Jerrabomberra Northern Entry Roadworks
Hotel Kurrajong Carpark
CANBERRA CONTRACTORS, VILLAGE BUILDING CO AND SPIIRE
CIVIL PUBLIC SPACES
Belconnen Arts Centre Foreshore Path Link
Taylor 2, Stage 2C
WODENS
CIVIL ROADWORKS
Smiths Road Improvements
WODENS
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
CIVIL SUBDIVISION
Nick Scali Showroom
LESS THAN $5MILLION
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION $5MILLION TO $20MILLION LENDLEASE BUILDING Campbell Primary ModernisationSchool
LESS THAN $5MILLION
AEIOU Autism Centre
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION LESS THAN $5MILLION PROJECT(AUSTRALIA)COORDINATION
Burgmann Anglican SchoolMiddle School Design Hub
NIKIAS DIAMOND AND AMC ARCHITECTURE
1210 Tralee Street Hume Industrial Subdivision
WODENS
FDC CONSTRUCTION & FITOUT (ACT)
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION $5MILLION TO $20MILLION
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
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CANBERRA CONTRACTORS, VILLAGE BUILDING CO AND SPIIRE
Whitlam Estate 2C
Denman Village Community Centre & Early Learning Centre
Whitlam 1A
MANTEENA
CIVIL SUBDIVISION BMD CONSTRUCTIONS
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION LESS THAN $5MILLION
CIVIL SUBDIVISION HUON CONTRACTORS
Emmaus Christian SchoolStage 3 & 4
FINALISTSAWARD
South Jerrabomberra Subdivisions Stages 1A, 1B and 1C
TOTAL CONSTRUCTIONPROJECTANDMUNNSSLYMOOREARCHITECTS
CIVIL SUBDIVISION
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION LESS THAN $1MILLION
Pialligo Animal Referral Hospital
FORE GROUP
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION LESS THAN $1MILLION MONARCH THESOLUTIONSBUILDINGANDDEPT.OFDESIGN Brunello
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION $1MILLION TO $5MILLION FDC CONSTRUCTION & FITOUT (ACT)
Creations Jewellers Canberra
Queanbeyan Police Station
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION $20MILLION TO $50MILLION CONSTRUCTIONAUSTRALIACONTROL
Conscia Head Office Fitout
AMA PROJECTS AND DARYL JACKSON ALASTAIR SWAYN Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Refurbishment
SHAPE AUSTRALIA Burgtec
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION $20MILLION TO $50MILLION KANE CONSTRUCTIONS
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION LESS THAN $1MILLION
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION $20MILLION TO $50MILLION KANE CONSTRUCTIONS
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION LESS THAN $1MILLION
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION $5MILLION TO $20MILLION MONARCH TURCOSOLUTIONSBUILDINGANDANDASSOCIATES
Department of Defence, ACT Health Centre
BRAITHWAITE BUILDING AND PAUL ARCHITECTSTILSE
FINALISTSAWARD
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION LESS THAN $1MILLION
Ashurst Lawyers
DHA Development, Gungahlin
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COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION $1MILLION TO $5MILLION SHAPE AUSTRALIA AND AMC ARCHITECTURE KBR
ANU CECS Birch RefurbishmentBuilding
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION MORE THAN $10MILLION
BUILT
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION MORE THAN $10MILLION
The Alby
FDC CONSTRUCTION & FITOUT (ACT)
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION $1MILLION TO $5MILLION
Denman Village
CONSTRUCTIONHINDMARSHAUSTRALIA
SHAPE AUSTRALIA
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION $1MILLION TO $5MILLION
Sirius Building New Ways of Working
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION $5MILLION TO $10MILLION
4 National Circuit Façade
FORE GROUP
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION $1MILLION TO $5MILLION
NIKIAS DIAMOND AND AMC ARCHITECTURE
Early Learning Centre Fitout
2 Constitution Avenue
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION $1MILLION TO $5MILLION
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION $1MILLION TO $5MILLION
AMA PROJECTS
FDC CONSTRUCTION & FITOUT (ACT)
FORE GROUP
FINALISTSAWARD
The Hub Civic Quarter
Australian Transport Safety Bureau
National Museum of Australia
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION MORE THAN $10MILLION
AMY SMITH Ronbo Contracting
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION MORE THAN $10MILLION
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR ERIKA PATTERSON Village Building Co
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR JOANNE FARRELL Kane Constructions
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
PBS BUILDING (ACT)
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
FINALISTSAWARD
Finlay Crisp Centre
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COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION MORE THAN $10MILLION SHAW BUILDING GROUP
COMMERCIAL SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR COMPLEX CO
SERENE TEOH Foreverbuild.love
CINDY MURPHY Country 2 City Metal Roofing
HC Coombs Building Refurbishment for ANU College of Asia and the Pacific
COMMERCIAL SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR BREMA GROUP
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR MAREE HARMAN Village Building Co
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
FINALISTSAWARD
ONSITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OF THE YEAR ANTONY TOZER
THE DEPT. OF DESIGN
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Snedden Hall & Gallop
ONSITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OF THE YEAR
SAM GRECH Lendlease Building
Canberra Contractors
MARTIN CAIRNS Built
ONSITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OF THE YEAR HANS TAPSELL Complex Co
National Museum of Australia
A&A Wonderschool
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION
LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION COMMERCIAL STRATEGIC CIVIL & LANDSCAPE Karralika
PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR EMILY SHOEMARK
LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION COMMERCIAL ABLE LANDSCAPING
PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR
BUILT
PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR JAMES CALLAN Complex Co
ONSITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OF THE YEAR
ANU Physics
MADISON WILLIAMS Complex Co
SPECIAL COMMERCIALPURPOSE/ADAPTABLECONSTRUCTION
PROJECT MANAGER OF THE YEAR
The Canberra HospitalIntensive Care Unit Expansion
FARZAD EMAMI MPG Construction
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION
FDC CONSTRUCTION & FITOUT (ACT)
PROJECT MANAGER OF THE YEAR
Nick Scali Showroom
PROJECT MANAGER OF THE YEAR
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION SHAPE AUSTRALIA
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION KANE CONSTRUCTIONS
National Capital Private HospitalOperating Theatres 1 - 4 (Upgrade Stage 1)
PROJECT MANAGER OF THE YEAR
JAMIE CREGAN Village Building Co
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION CONSTRUCTIONHINDMARSHAUSTRALIA
Queanbeyan Police Station
FINALISTSAWARD
CAITLIN CARTER PBS Building (ACT)
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION MANTEENA
Founders Lane Stage 3 & 4 NDIS
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JWLAND CONSTRUCTIONS
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SUPPLIER OF THE YEAR
BREMA GROUP 19 National Circuit, Barton ACT
COMMERCIALSUSTAINABLEPROJECT
COMMERCIALSUSTAINABLEPROJECT
LENDLEASE BUILDING AND BORAL
BORAL
SPECIALCONSTRUCTIONPURPOSE/ADAPTABLE
PBS BUILDING (ACT)
Northbourne Avenue Rehabilitation Stage 2 & 3
ARTISAN EXTERIOR
SUPPLIER OF THE YEAR
Goodwin Farrer Independent Living and Residential Aged Care Development
SPECIAL COMMERCIALPURPOSE/ADAPTABLECONSTRUCTION
CIVILSUSTAINABLEPROJECT
WODENS
JOSS CONSTRUCTION
FINALISTSAWARD
Evelyn Scott Preschool to Year 10
Clare Holland House Expansion Project
STEEL TRUSSES
PROJECT(AUSTRALIA)COORDINATION
TECH AUSTRALIA
COMMERCIALSUSTAINABLEPROJECT
SPECIAL COMMERCIALPURPOSE/ADAPTABLECONSTRUCTION
SHAW BUILDING GROUP
SUPPLIER OF THE YEAR
AEIOU Autism Centre
Campbell Primary ModernisationSchool
AMA PROJECTS
WHS COMMERCIAL
WHS COMMERCIAL GEOCON GROUP
Simeonov Civil Engineering provide civil construction services and solutions, delivered to the highest professional and safety standards. simeonov.com.au 30
Sirius Building New Ways of Working
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Scaffold ties creating safer sites for GEOCON
Health & Aged RetirementCareLivingCommercialFitoutResidentialEducationSocialHousing forPartnerslife
Dickson Village Coles Project Yowani Golf Course Redevelopment www.tpdynamics.com.auEstate
Wunderland
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ADVERTISING INDEX 4site 46 Asset Construction Hire 3 and 69 Boral 44 Canberra Contractors 16 Capital Asphalt 22 Casino Canberra 28 Cbus 50 Civil Construction Hire 54 Complex Co 2 Construction Control Australia 26 Cord Civil 56 Delnas Metal Roofing 6 Fore Group 4 Holcim 38 Kane Constructions 36 Master Carpets 28 MBA Legal 71 Monarch Building Solutions 72 National Capital Toyota 8 Nikias Diamond 30 PBS Building (ACT) 68 Seears Workwear 34 Shaw Building Group 40 Snedden Hall & Gallop 42 Simeonov Civil Engineering 67 Total Project Construction 18 TP Dynamics 68 Village Building 48 70 | WINNING PROJECTS MAGAZINE
What is MBA Legal?
Dispute resolution and mediation
When you need legal matters resolved, we know the drill.
Your MBA membership provides access to a wide range of advice services, and this will never change. But sometimes you need more than advice. And for smaller businesses or contractors, legal representation can be daunting and simply not affordable. That is why we’ve introduced MBA Legal – a specialist legal practice that gives our members access to a legal team who can manage a range of matters on an affordable fee for service basis.
Debt recovery
Contact MBA Legal: Email: legal@mba.org.au Phone: (02) 6175 5900
What services do MBA Legal provide?
Employment law Workplace investigations Work, Health and Safety (WHS
Access to MBA Legal means that MBA ACT Members will be speaking to lawyers with experience and knowledge in building and construction law, employment and work, health and safety law.
Contract drafting and advice
Security of Payments (ACT and NSW)
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