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The best in building and construction celebrated

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Tools were down to celebrate the building and construction industry’s best and brightest at the 2023 National Excellence in Building and Construction Awards in Perth on Saturday night.

Master Builders Australia CEO Denita Wawn congratulated the winners of the 51 award categories and finalists for reaching this highly competitive stage.

The annual three-day event culminates in the announcement of the country’s best builders in residential, commercial and civil construction, recognising the projects that have won them acclaim.

Four major awards were announced on the night:

  • National Apprentice of the Year
  • Toyota National Young Builder of the Year
  • National Residential Master Builder of the Year
  • National Construction Master Builder of the Year

Built in JV with Obayashi (BOJV) & in partnership with Walker Corporation, took out the top spot winning the National Construction Master Builder of the Year Award for their work on 6 & 8 Parramatta Square.

“The 30,000 sqm Parramatta Square precinct comprises 4 commercial towers, plus a new civic library, council chambers and community facilities.

“The Joint venture with Obayashi and the Walker Corporation developed smart solutions to the complex problems of building this mega structure while still maintaining the desired function and appearance,” Ms Wawn said.

National Residential Master Builder of the Year V-Build Construction Services won the award for their Mountain View home project in Queensland.

“The stunning home reflecting the New Zealand mountain home combined with a US Ranch style, was a difficult build from the very start.

“The entire footprint of the house was excavated to rock, roads were built to access the estate, new electrical mains and fibre optical cabling was installed in addition to sewer treatment plants and half a million litres of water storage.

“The home is also an entertainer’s dream with a whisky room, wine cellar, wine room, and commercially capable kitchen over four rooms, six fireplaces, and cinema.” Ms Wawn said.

Ellsie Mead from Tasmania was awarded National Apprentice of the Year for her ability to lead and excel in her role, especially considering her relative youth in the field.

“Ellsie’s decision to pursue the WHS Certificate IV illustrates her foresight, dedication, and motivation to continually enhance her skills and knowledge. She has undeniably earned the distinction of being a standout as the 2023 National Apprentice of the Year Award,” Ms Wawn said.

South Australian Matthew Pezzuto was awarded Toyota Young National Builder of the Year. Since launching Horizon Construction Services, Matthew has demonstrated a commitment to quality, service and safety in the industry.

“Matthew has a strong focus on building excellent client relationships and producing quality results through a transparent, flexible, collaborative and proactive approach,” Ms Wawn said.

Master Builders acknowledges the awards platinum sponsors Toyota, CBUS, and major sponsors Shell Card, Office of the Federal Safety Commissioner, Wood Solutions, Master Builders Insurance Brokers, Timber Framing Collective, Archipro and Women Building Australia.

Media contact: Dee Zegarac, National Director, Media & Public Affairs
0400 493 071 | dee.zegarac@masterbuilders.com.au

Full list of winners

Award Winner State Project name
Best Use of Australian Made Products – Commercial Monarch Building Solutions ACT Kia Showroom
National Renovations/Extensions Award – $650,000 to $1M Manteena ACT Deakin
Toyota National Civil/Infrastructure Award over $25 million Chincivil ACT Acton Waterfront Phase 2
National Fit-Out Award– under $5m Maxcon NT NT Dripstone Middle School – STEAM Centre
WoodSolutions National Sustainability Residential Building Award Blue Eco Homes NSW
National Entertainment and Recreation Facility Award John Holland NSW Sydney Football Stadium
National Commercial Historical Restoration/Renovation Award Built NSW InterContinental Sydney Refurbishment
National President’s Award Join Constructions NSW Shorebird House
ArchiPro National Renovations/Extensions Award – $1M to $2M Build By Design NSW Treehouse
National Renovations/Extensions Award – over $2M DCB NSW
Shell Card National Display Home – $250,000 to $350,000 Firstyle Homes NSW KESWICK 21.6/FINESSE Facade
National Contract Home – $1M to $2M Evolving Construction NSW Nonpareil
Cbus National Medium Density Award – Over 5 Dwellings Impero Constructions NSW The Clermont Residences
National Lifestyle Housing for Seniors Award – Retirement Villages Taylor NSW Gordon Quarter
Shell Card National Fit Out – over $10M Buildcorp Group NSW Corrs QQT Fit-Out
National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award – over $100 million Built in JV with Obayashi (BOJV) & in partnership Walker Corporation NSW 6&8 Parramatta Square
National Construction Master Builder of the Year Built in JV with Obayashi (BOJV) & in partnership Walker Corporation NSW 6&8 Parramatta Square
National Education Facility Award Hutchinson Builders QLD Fortitude Valley State Secondary College — Stage 2
National Display Home – under $250,000 Ellis Developments QLD QLD The Haven
National Contract Home – under $350,000 Surfside Homes QLD Hale Residence
Master Builders Insurance Brokers National Contract Homes – $350,000 – $500,000 award Hancock Homes QLD The Stradbroke
National Contract Home – $500,000 to $750,000 AusDesign Homes QLD Serenity Breeze
Timber Framing Collective National Contract Home – $750,000 to $1 million TROY WARE CONSTRUCTIONS QLD Amaroo House
ArchiPro National Contract Home – $2 million to $4 million Graya Construction QLD Larc
National Contract Home – Over $4M V-Build Construction Services QLD Mountainview
Cbus National Medium Density Award – 2 to 5 Dwellings ONELIFE PROPERTY GROUP QLD LUXE BY ONELIFE
National Lifestyle Housing for Seniors Award – Aged Care Facilities Paynters QLD Berlasco Inclusive Residential Care
National Specialist Contractor of the Year – Residential Aspen Stone Construction QLD Toorak
Cbus National High Rise Apartment Building Award Cavcorp QLD QLD Luminare
Lux Events National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award – $50 million to $100 million McNab QLD Sunshine Coast City Hall
Toyota National Specialist Contractor of the Year Award Arden Architectural QLD 80 Ann St
National Residential Master Builder of the Year V-Build Construction Services QLD Mountainview
National Health Facility Award Built Environs SA Modbury Hospital Upgrade
National Renovations/Extensions Award – $200,000 to $400,000 Trilogy Projects SA
Toyota National Display Home Award $350,000 – $500,000 Bradford Homes by Scott Salisbury SA Dakota
Shell Card National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award – $5M to 10M Pascale Construction SA Yangarra Estate Vineyards New Cellar Door and Bottle Store
Toyota National Young Builder of the Year Matthew Pezzuto SA
Best Use of Australian Made Products – Residential Zanetto Builders TAS ASGARD
National Renovations/Extensions Award – under $200,000 Tim Holmes TAS Potters Croft Extension
Lux Events National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award – $20 million to $50 million Fairbrother Construction TAS Devonport Waterfront Hotel
Toyota National Civil/Infrastructure Award under $25million Hutchinson Builders TAS MONA Jetty Tunnel
National Apprentice of the Year Ellsie Mead TAS
WoodSolutions National Sustainability in a Commercial Building Award Hacer Group VIC Nightingale Village Project
Federal Safety Commissioner’s National Excellence in Work Health and Safety Award Kane Constructions VIC Iglu Russell Street, Student Accommodation
National Display Home – $750,000 to $1M Virtue Homes VIC The Olivia
National Display Home – over $1M Englehart Homes VIC La Maison
National Fit-out Award – $5M to $10M Construction Engineering VIC Adina Hotel Fitout
National Renovations/Extensions Award – $400,000 to $650,000 Burgio Construction WA Curtin Ave
Toyota National Display Home – $500,000 to $750,000 Residential Attitudes WA Banksy’S Retreat
National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award – under $5 million Builden Construction WA The Beaufort
Shell Card National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award – $10M to $20M Lendlease Building WA Enex Facade

 

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