MASTER BUILDERS AND ASSET CONSTRUCTION HIRE EXCELLENCE AWARDS
2024 WINNERS
2024 PROJECT OF THE YEAR
SHAW BUILDING GROUP
25 CESSNOCK STREET FYSHWICK ACT
Asset Construction Hire has proudly supported the MBA and our region’s construction industry since 2011.
As the official naming rights sponsor of the Building Excellence Awards, our team would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all the finalists and winners in 2024!
This year’s Master Builders and Asset Construction Hire Excellence Awards showcase some remarkable commercial and civil projects that have emerged across Canberra, delivering the essential infrastructure and improved public spaces crucial for the city’s growth. From vital updates to iconic locations like the Sydney and Melbourne Building Laneways, to complex subdivision projects and incredible commercial builds and fit outs, our 2024 entrants have displayed exceptional skill, ingenuity and management across all projects.
Local school projects were prominently featured among this year’s winners, with three out of four Commercial Construction category winners delivering impressive education-focused projects. This includes Gungahlin’s new Shirley Smith High School by Icon Construction, the Collegian Centre at Radford College by FDC Constructions, and the multiuse Veritas Building at Marist College, along with the new administration and classroom building at Canberra Grammar School, delivered by Construction Control. Each project demonstrated an outstanding level of build quality and contemporary design, creating inspiring educational spaces that align with a modern approach to learning.
Our Project of the Year award went to Shaw Building Group for their comprehensive refurbishment of The Canberra Hospital’s Medical Imaging Department, skilfully handling numerous technical challenges while having a minimal impact on hospital operations. Built with quality and longevity in mind, this project will provide outstanding benefits for the hospital for years to come, significantly contributing to the health and wellbeing of our city’s residents.
Once again, our Excellence Awards judges faced a challenging task in selecting this year’s winning commercial and civil projects. We extend our heartfelt thanks to them for their time, expertise, and enthusiasm. A huge congratulations to this year’s winners, finalists, and entrants for delivering some incredible projects. Your outstanding achievements fly in the face of the broader challenges our industry faces, and we are exceptionally proud of your accomplishments.
Ziad Zakout Acting CEO Master Builders ACT
Darrell Leemhuis Managing Director Asset Construction Hire
The $5.6million refurbishment of the Medical Imaging department at Canberra Hospital was a huge undertaking, exceptionally managed and delivered by Shaw Building Group.
The first phase saw the transformation of an outdoor courtyard into a lead-lined scanning suite, control room, cannula bay, and holding bay. The second phase involved revamping the existing MRI department, replacing the scanner, adding new magnetic and RF shielding, and creating new control rooms, reception area, plant room, and change rooms. They skilfully handled the technical challenges by using a large structural steel landing platform to remove the existing MRI machine and employing a crane lift to deliver the new machine.
The $5.6million refurbishment of the Medical Imaging department at Canberra Hospital was a huge undertaking, exceptionally managed and delivered by Shaw Building Group.
Copper faraday cabin and silicone steel magnetic field shielding were used to protect against radio frequencies and magnetic artifacts.
Quality was a top priority, with strict installation and hygiene standards employed throughout the project. Copper faraday cabin and silicone steel magnetic field shielding were used to protect against radio frequencies and magnetic artifacts.
Across both stages of work, Shaw Building Group showed outstanding skill and technical prowess to completely overhaul the department, all with minimal disruption to hospital operations.
Hospital staff praised Shaw for their handling of the project, as well as their ability to accommodate key requests and needs of the hospital at critical points. The end result is a significant improvement to the efficiency of the hospital’s operations, and to the quality of patient care.
CIVIL BRIDGEWORKS
Umbagong
Pedestrian Bridges
Complex Co. successfully restored function and safety to the pedestrian bridges at Umbagong District Park, improving access to this beautiful heritage area and transforming it for the community to enjoy. The team at Complex Co. worked to replace the deteriorating timber footbridges with steel bridges with minimal disruption to the environment. The bridges were widened to 2.5m to accommodate cyclists and wheelchair users, without impacting sensitive environmental areas. To blend with the natural setting, Complex Co. chose a rusted steel finish for the new bridges, complementing the native grassland’s colours and improving the aesthetics.
Cord Civil expertly managed this project to re-naturalise and restore stormwater drains in Calwell, leading to better water quality, improved amenity and ecological benefits. The team oversaw every aspect of the planning, design review, procurement, construction, and close-out phases of the project as part of the broader ACT Healthy Waterways initiative. This project was designed to filter and purify the water as it flowed through Tuggeranong Creek. A significant technical challenge was safeguarding the works and managing stormwater throughout the site.
To address this, Cord Civil installed an Aqua Barrier, a large plastic bladder equipped with internal anti-roll baffles, filled with water, serving as a temporary dam. Cord Civil kept this complex and challenging project on track with clever planning and proactive problem solving. They went the extra mile by engaging an external environmental consultant to keep the project compliant, and successfully managed water flows on the worksite to minimise damage during a period of significant rainfall.
MORE THAN 20 MILLION TONNES OF C&D WASTE IS GENERATED EVERY YEAR IN AUSTRALIA
IF NOT RESPONSIBLY MANAGED, C&D WASTE TOPS UP ALREADY OVERFLOWING LANDFILL SITES AND HAS A SIGNIFICANT, EXTREMELY DAMAGING IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT, AFFECTING WILDLIFE AND PUBLIC HEALTH.
CCR’S PURPOSE-BUILT SITE, AND WORLD CLASS MACHINERY, EFFICIENTLY MANAGES AND RECYCLES C&D WASTE. SAVINGS OF
MOST C&D WASTE CAN BE RECOVERED, AND RECYCLED
CCR PRODUCES AND SELLS A LARGE RANGE OF RECYCLED C&D PRODUCTS ONSITE USING RECYCLED PRODUCTS IS A NO BRAINER
CIVIL OTHER
Sydney & Melbourne Building Laneways Upgrade
The team at Complex Co. are behind the critical stormwater improvements at two of Canberra’s most iconic heritage buildings, the Sydney and Melbourne Buildings. In addition to bringing the drainage system up to modern standards to reduce flood risk, they have also helped improve the safety, beauty and appeal of Verity and Odgers Lanes connecting the two buildings, with new pavements, better lighting and safer pedestrian and vehicle access. They were able to achieve this with minimal disruption to businesses. Following preliminary works, Complex Co. undertook works to lower the 225-millimeter-high pressure watermain, and to construct precast concrete chambers on the downstream side of the network. At the same time, the design for the upstream network was being developed. Showing excellent commitment to environmental best practice, Complex Co. employed innovative strategies to work around the oversized root systems of the 100-plus year-old trees. These improvements mean that the community can now enjoy outdoor dining and events in the new and improved space for decades to come.
Our team is proud to have so many great customers and working relationships with you, the leading builders of Canberra.
Hunter and all the staff at Asset Construction Hire extend to you our deepest thanks for your support in 2024 and for the great years ahead.
Kent Street / Novar Street Intersection Upgrades
Cord Civil were instrumental in improving traffic flow as part of the Kent Street and Novar Street Intersection upgrades. Several intersections were modified with signals added to provide optimal traffic flows across the busy intersection of the Deakin and Yarralumla business districts. In addition, the existing Kent Street bridge was upgraded, with 2.5m shared paths added to make it more accessible for the large number of cyclists. The team managed to deliver much-needed upgrades while working with limited space, dealing with high traffic and coordinating with multiple authorities to avoid disrupting underground utilities, all on time and within budget.
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CIVIL SUBDIVISION
Denman North Package 1
The joint teams from Wodens, Capital Estate Developments and Spiire must be commended for their outstanding work in civil engineering, landscape architecture, and water engineering services for the growing Denman Prospect community in Canberra, situated in the newly developed Molonglo area. The teams worked closely to deliver the three stages of subdivision of 8 multi-unit blocks and 77 residential blocks. The project is a standout example of exceptional project management and commitment to industry best practices, raising the bar in terms of construction methods and sustainable design. One notable aspect was the use of earthworks modelling technology, which provided a 3D visualisation for accurate planning and efficient coordination among different teams.
Pialligo Function Centre
Kora, along with Architects Ring & Associates, have delivered a stunning venue with the Pialligo Function Centre, a space that embraces the natural beauty of the Truffle Farm setting. Incorporating natural timbers, locally sourced Pialligo stone and an abundance of natural light, the final product is an outstanding space that blends beautifully with the natural environment, providing a dining and function room with stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The timber clad beams and ceiling provide a warmth to the space, and as a hero element required careful craftmanship in installation and handling. The extensive glazing provides a connection to the outdoors and is designed to allow the building to open and close with ease, providing an adaptable and comfortable space. To achieve this, bi-folding systems were integrated and carefully designed to align with the architectural intent of the structure. The expansive roof is both striking and clean in its final form, effectively concealing the drainage and steelwork. Overall, this outstanding project has delivered a space that will play a crucial role in connecting visitors to the farm’s environment.
Established in 1965, Sellick Consultants is the longest serving multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy firm in the ACT region, expanding its services to Sydney in 2013.
Steeped in history with long serving staff, the next generation of Sellick Consultants leaders are emerging, and the future is in very sound and capable hands. This group recognises harnessing the experience of the past to successfully propel the company into the future.
A united, committed, and enthusiastic approach across all engineering disciplines ensures solutions will continue to be delivered with the highest quality, innovative thinking, and sustainability that continues to foster the relationships proudly developed over the last 59 years.
We look forward to continuing our strong contribution to the development and growth of Canberra, the surrounding ACT district, and beyond.
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION $5MILLION TO $20MILLION
Radford College
The team at FDC have delivered an outstanding result with the Collegians’ Centre at Radford College.
The multi-function facility features three state-of-the-art basketball and netball courts, changeroom amenities, meeting and AV rooms, staff offices, storage spaces, and retractable and fixed bleacher seating. The adjoining Cricket Centre boasts eight full-size training pitches, group training areas, meeting rooms, and storage spaces.
The project mirrors the quality synonymous with FDC, delivering a premium facility. This multi-function facility seamlessly blends sports, collegiate events, private functions, and educational activities for a truly modern and versatile asset that will be enjoyed by students and staff for many years to come.
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION $20MILLION TO $50MILLION
Marist College Canberra - Veritas Building
Construction Control have delivered an excellent addition to Marist College Canberra with the unique multi-purpose Veritas Building. Comprising three storeys and spanning 4,600 square metres, the building is designed to optimise natural light and minimise solar heat gain. The façade blends performance with modern architecture, while inside, versatile spaces abound to accommodate diverse academic disciplines, from science to performing arts. Overall, the Veritas building is a powerful testament to the Construction Control team’s quality construction and thoughtful design.
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION MORE THAN $50MILLION
Shirley Smith High School
The team from Icon Construction are behind the Gungahlin region’s brand-new Shirley Smith High School. Built to respond to rapid growth in the area, the school features modern and dynamic learning spaces that harness natural light. The Icon team have delivered a school that accommodates diverse learning styles while embracing environmentally conscious design and construction practices. As part of the project, improvements were also made to roads, pathways, and public transport options, to ensure easy and safe access for students and families.
Thoughtful landscaping and outdoor amenities are the finishing touches on this project, with native plantings and inviting communal spaces creating a harmonious connection between the school and its natural surroundings.
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION LESS THAN $1MILLION
MED Restaurant
Fore Group was entrusted to transform the existing Lilotang restaurant at the Burberry Hotel into MED, a brand-new dining experience. Featuring custom banquet seating, a distinctive recycled tumble brick bar, intricate weathered driftwood ceiling detailing, and bespoke off-centre pivot arched door, along with refurbished kitchen facilities, the result is a premium fit out that further elevates DOMA Hotel Group’s esteemed luxury dining offerings in Barton. With resident comfort in mind, the team at Fore Group were able to complete the project with minimal disruption to hotel operations.
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION $1MILLION TO $5MILLION
Bellchambers Barrett
Construction Control are the team behind the Bellchambers Barrett Fitout on Childers St, Canberra City.
In partnership with Clarke Keller Architecture, they have delivered a stunning architectural design featuring open collaboration and breakout spaces, quiet rooms, meeting rooms and offices. The project is marked by distinctive design and mesmerising elements, resulting in an inspired office space that is spacious and equipped with all the modern comforts. The team managed to deliver the project within critical time constraints, and received excellent feedback from the client.
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COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION $5MILLION TO $10MILLION
Projex Building Group collaborated with The Mill Architecture + Design to create Aviation Lane, an impressive new office space of over 6,600sqm at Marcus Clarke St in the heart of Canberra. Featuring open plan workspaces, offices, meeting and training rooms, media suites, kitchenettes and more, this project sets a new standard in commercial office fitouts. Of note are the high-end finishes, including timber batten ceilings and pergolas, booth seating, suspended acoustic ceilings, stone benches, and aviation-themed signage. A standout feature is the 10m void stairway, with its glass panel feature running the height of the void finished with custom aviation graphics. With this project, the team have successfully delivered a range of healthy, comfortable workspaces that reflect a modern approach to workplace culture.
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COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION MORE THAN $10MILLION
Deloitte
Deloitte’s Canberra office, built by FDC Construction & Fitout, showcases the best of hybrid work and collaboration.
With a focus on human-centred design, the office combines versatile spaces and wellness areas to evolve beyond the typical office setup. Sustainability is key, with the project prioritising reused furniture and local materials.
The team excelled in spatial planning, scheduling, procurement, and incorporating top-notch AV tech.
The outcome is an office that raises the bar for sustainable, flexible, and interactive work environments.
COMMERCIAL SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR
Delnas Metal Roofing
Over 30 years, Delnas Metal Roofing has earned a reputation as a well-organised and reliable contractor known for their high-quality workmanship and excellent client services. At Delnas, the focus is always on delivering the best solution for the customer. For every project, Daryl, Nicole and the team demonstrate forward thinking and exceptional planning. Their excellent work on iconic buildings including ANU’s JB Chifley Library, Old Parliament House and Manuka Hotel demonstrates their ability to take on complex and nuanced projects and deliver with exceptional results. Underscoring everything they do is integrity, authenticity, and transparency. They are actively involved in the community, contributing to the Strathnairn Charity House and Red Shed, and fundraising for suicide prevention.
WOMAN OF THE YEAR
Delnas Metal Roofing
Nicole Leishman of Delnas Metal Roofing is highly respected and experienced in the construction industry. Her approachable nature and empathy have earned her many friendships, while her industry knowledge has made her a go-to person for advice. Nicole is a highly valued supporter of the construction community. She is a member of the Ozhelp Reference Group, a board member of the ‘I Got You’ legacy created by Leesa Mountford in honour of her tradie son Josh, and she sponsors the annual event ‘Josh’s Legacy Fundraiser’. She has also donated labour and materials for Strathnairn Charity House, the construction of ‘The Barter Barber Trailer,’ and the Rotary Clubs Sustainability Initiative. A passion for people fuels everything Nicole stands for. She can often be heard stating she simply wants to make a difference in the construction industry. This award recognises her excellent work toward this goal.
LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION COMMERCIAL
Local Shopping Centre Upgrades at Campbell Shops
Able Landscaping have delivered an excellent result in this much-needed upgrade to the Campbell shops, the precinct’s first major upgrade since it was built over 50 years ago. The design was guided by community feedback, with a focus on improving pedestrian safety, increasing outdoor seating and parking, and enhancing lighting. The aesthetics were transformed with native plant selections, honouring the region’s cultural heritage while reducing future maintenance costs.
Through clever planning and coordination, they were able to maintain access to shop fronts and parking bays during the project. With this project, Able Landscaping exemplified effective collaboration and creative problem-solving in urban design and landscaping, combining local expertise and skilled trades to improve the quality of life for residents and visitors.
Lendlease Construction
Morgan has been involved in the ACT construction industry for over 20 years. As Site Manager for Lendlease, his recent achievements include managing a complex high security project for Defence at HMAS Harman, and he is currently delivering the new CIT Campus in Woden for Major Projects Canberra. Morgan is described by his peers as passionate, a great builder and a role model to many within Lendlease and the wider construction industry. His honest and collaborative approach and calm personality set him apart. He is known for his excellent planning and commitment to best practice in construction and safety. Morgan demonstrates an ability to lead from actual hands-on experience, and his willingness to mentor others empowers them to deliver work safely and to a high standard. He leads by example and is highly respected in the industry.
JWLand Construction
As SHEQ Manager at JWLand Construction, Don has been instrumental in promoting workplace health and safety, mental health awareness, cultural diversity, and women in the construction industry. Don has worked tirelessly to promote the construction industry as an equal opportunity employer, encouraging greater participation of women and First Nations people. His high standards for workplace health and safety have seen JWLand earn federal safety accreditation, opening up a wealth of opportunities for the team. A strong advocate for mental health, Don has implemented initiatives such as the Foremind Mental Health App, offered free of charge to all JWLand sub-contractors. Don is a very kind and good-natured individual who is trusted and respected by all. He is well-known in the local industry and is frequently sought out by peers and former employees for his trusted guidance on a range of matters.
PROJECT MANAGER OF THE YEAR
Complex Co.
Mostafa Habibi of Complex Co. is a committed professional who goes above and beyond to meet client needs and build lasting connections. His deep understanding of civil engineering and construction is reflected in his ability to tackle complex design challenges with innovative building methods. Beyond technical skill, Mostafa’s leadership style creates a collaborative atmosphere where every team member is valued and empowered. With clear communication, constructive feedback and a strong focus on safety, Mostafa inspires his team to consistently deliver exceptional results. As a project manager and experienced engineer, Mostafa sets high standards for his teams across all aspects of project management. He has been instrumental in helping Complex Co. achieve further accreditations by consistently delivering projects to the highest standards.
SUPPLIER OF THE YEAR
Artisan Exterior have once again demonstrated they are worthy of this award, with their excellent track record in providing exceptional service to clients and stakeholders. With a wide range of premium and exclusive products and a focus on innovation, they are constantly evolving to cater to a diverse range of outdoor project needs. They operate at the highest level of ethical standards, and their excellent customer reviews reflect their technical expertise and commitment to great service. They are proud members of several industry bodies, including Master Builders ACT, and offer educational seminars and networking events for industry partners. This marks their second well-deserved win as Supplier of the Year, having won the award at the 2022 Excellence Awards with the support of their valued client base.
When you’ve invested invaluable time, effort and money into a development project, don’t let mediocre styling be the downfall of your sales strategy. At Sympatico, we work with developers and their agents to maximise the sale of their townhouse and apartment projects through premium, luxury property styling.
As experts and market leaders in high end property styling, we recognise the potential of each space at hand. Using our meticulous
eye for detail and our range of bespoke pieces of furniture and décor - sourced through our boutique suppliers - we understand how to maximise valuable square meters and create beautiful spaces that bring these brand-new homes to life.
You’ve engaged the architects to design the homes and the builders to build it – now let us help you sell the dream. Because when a home is styled the right way, it shows prospective buyers
how to best utilise the spaces you’ve created and helps your development stand out in a competitive market.
Our results-driven approach helps our clients achieve on 14% higher sale price, on average, with less days on the market. Thanks to Sympatico Pay, luxury styling is now within reach, with options to defer your payment, offering six months interest free and nothing to pay for four months.
National Gallery of Australia - LED Lighting Upgrade
Built successfully upgraded all lighting at the National Gallery to LED lighting, enhancing sustainability and helping the Gallery reduce its environmental footprint. LED lights have a profound positive impact on the environment due to their energy efficiency and longevity. They consume significantly less energy compared to traditional incandescent and fluorescent lights, leading to reduced electricity usage and lower greenhouse gas emissions. By selecting Casambi lighting, Built enabled the Gallery to have precise control over lighting levels and schedules, optimising energy usage and reducing costs. In addition, even though much of the existing lighting infrastructure was nearing end of life, Built took a proactive approach to salvage some existing track and luminaires. The Gallery team were then able to donate salvaged track and luminaires to a community organisation, diverting material from landfill while contributing to community initiatives.
WHS COMMERCIAL
Lendlease did an outstanding job managing the risks associated with installing the large precast Super T beams for the new gallery spaces at the Australian War Memorial. Through careful analysis, the Lendlease team identified that there would be too much risk involved with using extremely heavy propping towers to put the Super T beams in place. Consulting with relevant stakeholders, Lendlease devised a simplified approach to achieve the required outcome, eliminating the need for risky temporary propping. Through their considered and thoughtful approach, the Lendlease team showed a high level of commitment to safety and risk reduction which has resulted in an excellent outcome for all stakeholders.
We’ll lay down the law so you won’t have to lay down your tools.
Your MBA membership provides access to a wide range of advice services, and this will never change. But sometimes you need more than advice. For smaller businesses or contractors, legal representation can be daunting and simply not affordable.
That’s 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.
What services do MBA Legal provide?
Debt recovery
Security of Payments (ACT and NSW)
Contract drafting and advice
Dispute resolution and mediation
Employment law
Workplace investigations
Work, Health and Safety
Contact MBA Legal:
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WHS TARGETED RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Forward Moving Aggregate Spreading Technology
Capital Asphalt played a crucial role in enhancing worker safety by introducing innovative ‘Forward Moving Aggregate Spreaders’. They recognised the risks associated with traditional reversing trucks used for applying aggregate, and proactively sourced two ‘Forward Moving Aggregate Spreaders’ from an Australian supplier. These cutting-edge investments, the first of their kind in Australia, significantly boost safety and visibility by distributing aggregate from the front of the truck through a conveyor belt and spreader box. Even though this technology isn’t mandatory, through adopting this innovation Capital Asphalt have shown that they prioritise worker safety above all else.
SHAW BUILDING GROUP
The Canberra Hospital Building 12
Medical Imaging Refurbishment
FDC CONSTRUCTION & FITOUT (ACT) Deloitte
CONSTRUCTION CONTROL
Marist College Canberra - Veritas Building
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
$5MILLION TO $20MILLION
CONSTRUCTION CONTROL
Canberra Grammar School Administration and Classroom Building
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
$20MILLION TO $50MILLION
TP DYNAMICS
Dickson Village Commercial
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION MORE THAN $10MILLION
MANTEENA
National Library of Australia - Re-roof
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
$50MILLION TO $100MILLION
RICHARD CROOKES CONSTRUCTIONS
Wee Hur Purpose Built Student Accommodation - Moore St
LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION COMMERCIAL RAM CONSTRUCTIONS
Cravens Crossing Park
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION BUILT
National Gallery of AustraliaLED Lighting Upgrade
WHS COMMERCIAL WODENS
Denman North Package 2
CIVIL OTHER
COMPLEX CO.
Woolley Street - Dickson Precinct Capital Works Program
CIVIL OTHER CORD CIVIL
Canberra Girls Grammar School Boarding House Frontage Works
CIVIL SUBDIVISION HUON CONTRACTORS, THE VILLAGE BUILDING COMPANY AND SPIIRE
South Jerrabomberra Stage 2A
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
NICOLE LEISHMAN
Delnas Metal Roofing
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
JEMMA BUTT
Hindmarsh Construction
Australia
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
ALLANA APPS
Lendlease Construction
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
CARLY DEWEY
Temperley Homes
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
CATHERINE JOHNSON
Hindmarsh Construction
Australia
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
BRIANNA HAMAD
Downer EDI
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
MOLLY CHIDGEY
Vast Earthworks and Civil
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
EDWINA RHEINBERGER
Monarch Building Solutions
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
HANNAH PEARCE
Complex Co.
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
PATRICIA OLIVERIA BOLKENHAGAN
Sunny Homes ACT
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
ELISE KLARENBEEK
FDC Construction & Fitout (ACT)
CONSTRUCTION WOMAN OF THE YEAR
MELISSA ANDERSON
Canberra Hire
ONSITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OF THE YEAR
MORGAN SIDWELL
Lendlease Construction
ONSITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OF THE YEAR
RICARDO BRANCALEON
Sunny Homes ACT
ONSITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER OF THE YEAR
TIMOTHY SMITH JSC
PROJECT MANAGER OF THE YEAR
MATTHEW HOOPER
JWLand Construction
PROJECT MANAGER OF THE YEAR
PAUL CRESSWELL Manteena
PROJECT MANAGER OF THE YEAR
PETER SHUGG
Lendlease Construction
PROJECT MANAGER OF THE YEAR
MOSTAFA HABIBI
Complex Co.
PROJECT MANAGER OF THE YEAR
JEMMA BUTT
Hindmarsh Construction
Australia
PROJECT MANAGER OF THE YEAR
SUNNY (NAVLEEN) MALHOTRA
Sunny Homes ACT
PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR
DON FOWLER
JWLand Construction
PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR
CATHERINE JOHNSON
Hindmarsh Construction
Australia
SUPPLIER OF THE YEAR
ARTISAN EXTERIOR
SUPPLIER OF THE YEAR
CASTLE CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES
COMMERCIAL SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR
DELNAS METAL ROOFING
COMMERCIAL SUBCONTRACTOR OF THE YEAR
CAPITAL ASPHALT
CIVIL BRIDGEWORKS COMPLEX CO.
Umbagong Pedestrian Bridges
CIVIL HYDRAULIC GUIDELINE ACT
Narrabundah Stormwater
CIVIL HYDRAULIC CORD CIVIL
ACT Healthy Waterways
Stage 2 - TG032AStormwater Drain Naturalisation Calwell Project
CIVIL OTHER COMPLEX CO.
Sydney & Melbourne Building Laneways Upgrade
CIVIL OTHER COMPLEX CO.
Meriton SuitesPublic Domain Civil Works
CIVIL OTHER
COMPLEX CO.
Woolley Street - Dickson Precinct Capital Works Program
CIVIL OTHER ACT STEELWORKS
CX11013 Network Access Upgrades Stage 3
CIVIL OTHER JSC
Active Travel Paths 22/23
CIVIL OTHER JSC
Barry Drive
CIVIL OTHER JSC
Lawson Shared Path
CIVIL OTHER JSC
Cooleman Court - Brierly Street Stage 2 Construction
CIVIL OTHER CORD CIVIL
Mawson Flood Mitigation and Placemaking
CIVIL OTHER CORD CIVIL
Canberra Girls Grammar School Boarding House Frontage Works
CIVIL OTHER WODENS Molonglo 132KV Relocation
CIVIL ROADWORKS
CAPITAL ASPHALT
National Capital AuthorityCivil package 3
CIVIL ROADWORKS
CORD CIVIL
Kent Street / Novar Street Intersection Upgrades
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION LESS THAN $5MILLION
BLACKETT COMMERCIAL AND STUDIO ARCHITECTURE & INTERIORS
Orana Music Building
CIVIL SUBDIVISION
HUON CONTRACTORS, THE VILLAGE BUILDING COMPANY AND SPIIRE
South Jerrabomberra Stage 2A
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION LESS THAN $5MILLION
SHAPE AUSTRALIA
Merici College Modular
CIVIL SUBDIVISION
WODENS, CAPITAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENTS AND SPIIRE
Denman North Package 1
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION LESS THAN $5MILLION
A&J PROJECTS AUSTRALIA
14 Val Reid Crescent Hume
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
$5MILLION TO $20MILLION
CONSTRUCTION CONTROL
Canberra Grammar School Administration and Classroom Building
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
$5MILLION TO $20MILLION
MONARCH BUILDING SOLUTIONS
Chapman Early Learning Centre
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION LESS THAN $5MILLION
KORA AND ARCHITECTS RING AND ASSOCIATES
Pialligo Function Centre
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
$5MILLION TO $20MILLION
FDC CONSTRUCTION & FITOUT (ACT)
Radford College
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
$20MILLION TO $50MILLION HINDMARSH
CONSTRUCTION AUSTRALIA
Margaret Hendry School Expansion
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION MORE THAN $50MILLION
ICON CONSTRUCTION
Shirley Smith High School
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
$20MILLION TO $50MILLION
TP DYNAMICS
Dickson Village Commercial
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
$20MILLION TO $50MILLION
CONSTRUCTION CONTROL
Marist College Canberra - Veritas Building
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION LESS THAN $1MILLION
FORE GROUP
MED Restaurant
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION LESS THAN $1MILLION
PAPAS PROJECTS AND MYMYMY ARCHITECTURE
Lumiere Salon
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
$20MILLION TO $50MILLION
EVRI GROUP AND
TURCO AND ASSOCIATES
East Edge Stage 2
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION LESS THAN $1MILLION
MONARCH BUILDING
SOLUTIONS
Hive
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION MORE THAN $50MILLION
RICHARD CROOKES
CONSTRUCTIONS
Wee Hur Purpose Built Student Accommodation - Moore St
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION LESS THAN $1MILLION
FDC CONSTRUCTION & FITOUT (ACT)
10 Moore St End of Trip Facilities
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
LESS THAN $1MILLION
GROUND UP BUILDING AND CARPENTRY AND DNA ARCHITECTS
Campbell Fitout
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
$1MILLION TO $5MILLION
CONSTRUCTION CONTROL
Bellchambers Barrett
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
$1MILLION TO $5MILLION
PIER PROJECTS
St Matthews Primary School, Page. GPLA Refurbishment
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
$1MILLION TO $5MILLION
SCOTT HALLEY HOMES
Shepherd Electrical Office Alteration
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
$1MILLION TO $5MILLION
PIER PROJECTS
Holy Trinity Primary School, Curtin - Annex Refurbishment
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
$1MILLION TO $5MILLION
MONARCH BUILDING
SOLUTIONS
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
$1MILLION TO $5MILLION
SHAPE AUSTRALIA
121 Marcus Clarke Street Foyer
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
$1MILLION TO $5MILLION
FDC CONSTRUCTION & FITOUT (ACT)
Aviation House
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
$1MILLION TO $5MILLION
SHAPE AUSTRALIA
Nine Entertainment CoParliament House
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
$5MILLION TO $10MILLION
TP DYNAMICS
Coles & Liquorland Fitout
Dickson Village
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
$5MILLION TO $10MILLION
FORE GROUP
Central Social Club
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
MORE THAN $10MILLION
FDC CONSTRUCTION & FITOUT (ACT)
Deloitte
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
$5MILLION TO $10MILLION
PROJEX BUILDING
GROUP AND THE MILL ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN
Aviation Lane Fitout
LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION COMMERCIAL
ABLE LANDSCAPING
Local Shopping Centre Upgrades at Campbell Shops
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION
MORE THAN $10MILLION
RICHARD CROOKES
CONSTRUCTIONS
Centenary Hospital for Women and Children Expansion ProjectMain Works Package
LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION COMMERCIAL
RAM CONSTRUCTIONS
Cravens Crossing Park
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION MORE THAN $10MILLION
SHAPE AUSTRALIA
Government Fitout
LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION COMMERCIAL
MONARCH BUILDING
SOLUTIONS AND STRATEGIC CIVIL & LANDSCAPE
Riverbank Park
COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL FITOUT, REFURBISHMENT OR ALTERATION MORE THAN $10MILLION
MANTEENA
National Library of AustraliaRe-roof
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION
MANTEENA
National Library of AustraliaRe-roof
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION
RICHARD CROOKES CONSTRUCTIONS
Centenary Hospital for Women and Children Expansion ProjectMain Works Package
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION
FDC CONSTRUCTION & FITOUT (ACT)
Radford College
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION
SHAW BUILDING GROUP
The Canberra Hospital Building 12 Medical Imaging Refurbishment
SUSTAINABLE COMMERCIAL PROJECT
BUILT
National Gallery of AustraliaLED Lighting Upgrade
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION
ICON CONSTRUCTION
Shirley Smith High School
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION
DELNAS METAL ROOFING
Australian National UniversityJB Chifley Library
WHS COMMERCIAL WODENS
Denman North Package 2
WHS COMMERCIAL LENDLEASE CONSTRUCTION
Super T Beam
PROJECT DISPLAYING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY OR INNOVATION
BUILT
National Gallery of AustraliaLED Lighting Upgrade
WHS TARGETED RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
CAPITAL ASPHALT
Forward Moving Aggregate Spreading Technology
