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THEMERCURY.COM.AU SUNDAY NOVEMBER 27 2016 23 V1 - MERE01Z01MA TASMANIAN HOME OF THE YEAR Cordwell Lane An existing 1940s brick house had to make way for this contemporary residence, comprising a palette dominated by natural off-form concrete and complemented by Tasmanian oak linings, providing a counter balance to the concrete heart of the home. This complex building exudes warmth, and around every corner there is an interesting feature to take in, exemplifying fastidious attention to detail and flawless workmanship. While designed and built to accommodate a young family, the home achieves harmony between raw material architecture and the owners’ desire to create a warm, welcoming environment for family and friends. The positioning of the house connects gently to the waterside environment, providing water views from virtually every vantage point. HIA-CSR Tasmanian Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards 2016 AN ADVERTISING FEATURE 2016 HIA-CSR TASMANIAN Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom awards Want to enter the 2017 HIA-CSR Tasmanian Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards! Contact HIA to fnd out how: 03 6230 4600 | [email protected] | hia.com.au/tasawards HIA would like to congratulate all winners and finalists of the 2016 HIA-CSR Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards
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TASMANIAN HOME OF THE YEARCordwell LaneAn existing 1940s brick house had to make way for this contemporary residence, comprising a palette dominated by natural off-form concrete and complemented by Tasmanian oak linings, providing a counter balance to the concrete heart of the home.
This complex building exudes warmth, and around everycorner there is an interesting feature to take in, exemplifying fastidious attention to detail and flawless workmanship.
While designed and built to accommodate a young family, the home achieves harmony between raw material architecture and the owners’ desire to create a warm, welcoming environment for family and friends.
The positioning of the house connects gently to the waterside environment, providing water views from virtually every vantage point.
HIA-CSR Tasmanian Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards 2016AN ADVERTISING FEATURE
2016 HIA-CSRTASMANIANHousing and Kitchen & Bathroom
awardsWant to enter the 2017 HIA-CSR Tasmanian Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards! Contact HIA to find out how: 03 6230 4600 | [email protected] | hia.com.au/tasawards
HIA would like to congratulate all winners and finalists of the 2016 HIA-CSR Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards
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This magnificent home is a combination of clever design, high-end finishes and energy efficiency. Features include thermally broken double-glazed windows, a heated lap pool, white American oak finishes, and a kitchen made in Italy.
CUSTOM BUILT OVER $800,001Revelstoke Building Solutions
HIA-CSR Tasmanian Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards 2016
QUALITY | ADVICE | KNOWLEDGE | SERVICE
Congratulations to Revelstoke Building Solutions Winner of the Custom Build Home over $800K in the 2016 HIA Awards
Unit 3/1 Patriarch Drive Huntingfield
P: 6229 6406 M: 0409 702 862 [email protected]
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Proud to be aMULTI AWARD WINNER
FOR 2016AFFORDABLE HOUSING
CUSTOM BUILT HOME $350 to $600K
at Mountain River
PROJECT HOME OF THE YEARat Lauderdale
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Thank you to all the subcontractors and suppliers involved in this project
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AFFORDABLE HOUSING Wilson HomesThe design and specification as requested by the client was developed in consultation with Wilson Homes, and the end result is quality, affordable and functional housing for moderate income households.
CUSTOM BUILT $350,000 – $600,000Wilson Homes — 90 Oates Rd, Mountain River This home blends perfectly into its surroundings through the use of stone and reclaimed solid timber features. The result is a beautiful and energy-efficient family home.
DISPLAY HOME OF THE YEARWilson HomesThe Sapphire is a great example of a family home with all the bells and whistles.
PROJECT HOME OF THE YEARWilson Homes — 59 Bayside Drive, LauderdaleThe Wilson Homes design team worked closely with the client to modify The Cosmopolitan display home plan and produce a substantial family home, with many features, in an idyllic location.
SPECIALISED HOUSINGWilson HomesThese independent living units feature landscaping, driveways, communal garden areas and linked pathways. Consideration in construction and fitout has met the needs of independent living residents, with additional features where required.
PROFESSIONAL MAJOR BUILDERWilson HomesThe judges commented that Wilson Homes is an exceptional business with strong foresight for the future. During the past 12 months, the business has grown and increased its market share in the Tasmanian residential industry. Wilson Homes attributes this to the quality of its product, increased buying power converting to lower consumer costs, and the provision of outstanding service to clients. Wilson Homes builds its reputation on building homes it is proud of. This starts with its communication with clients – providing flexibility in home design, detailed costings, a dedicated consultant to assist with product and colour selections, and providing an ongoing variation service.
A difficult and challenging project, this involved taking a large family home and creating two luxurious apartments. Well executed, it incorporates bespoke features and difficult construction detail, resulting in a luxurious and well-appointed apartment.
APARTMENT OF THE YEARBlythe & Watchorn
M 0418 146 691 P 03 6229 9930
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2016 HIA Award Winner
Design and construction projects
Specialising in alterations to your home
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Apartment Of The Year
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TOWNHOUSE/VILLA OF THE YEARCunic HomesThis investment property was built to appeal to tenants. This has been achieved through neutral finishes and interesting textures.
MARKETINGCunic HomesThe strong strategic decision in buying an existing brand within the current environment, along with a successful relaunch program, has enabled Cunic Homes to focus on core sectors for their marketing.
The development of their Cunic Homes App as a frontline communication tool for their clients presents strong forward planning with “just in time” contact, coinciding with the extra internal IT support for client problem-solving. The app displays a strong emphasis towards engaging and connecting with their clients.
Importantly, through the use of their online application, Cunic Homeshave successfully turned their customers into unique advocates in onselling their brand and services. Their marketing campaign keeps a central theme across all mediums, is overt, and is clever with simplicity in its approach.
Overall, Cunic Homes’ marketing is about what is necessary to move forward in building their business into 2017 and beyond.
The design of this ensuite has resulted in the transformation of an aged and characterless space into a private urban oasis. Located within the roof space of a 158-year-old inner-city home, this ensuite enjoys bold gestures and concentrates on the simple luxuries of natural light, air, timber and tactile surfaces.
BATHROOM DESIGNd’Eco Design
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WORK HEALTH & SAFETYRonald Young & Co. BuildersRonald Young & Co. Builders continues to show great innovation in how it develops, implements and continually improves its workplace health and safety system. Its approach to WH&S goes far beyond on-site safety to both the physical and mental health of its employees. This shows an interest in the total wellbeing of all employees.
PROFESSIONAL MEDIUM BUILDERRonald Young & Co. BuildersThe judges commented that Ronald Young & Co. Builders is continually looking for ways to improve, and is a leader in the Tasmanian residential building industry.
The company has clear key performance indicators andnewly-developed systems to measure the effectiveness of its customer service, communication and digital marketing.
Ronald Young & Co Builders excels at looking after the health and wellness of staff and contractors.
A business core value is that “the workplace health, wellbeing and safety of our team is paramount”.
A number of initiatives are in place to encourage betterhealth, such as weekly running groups, health checks, diabetes risk assessment, flu vaccinations, pedometer challenges, a staff fruit bowl and a healthy lunch contest.
2016 HIAAWARD WINNER:
Phone: 03 62 347 633 Fax: 03 62 346 445
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• Tasmanian Professional Builder of the Year 2013, 2014, 2015 & 2016• Australian Professional Small Builder of the Year 2015• Work Health & Safety 2013, 2014, 2015 & 2016• Marketing 2013• Business Partner of the Year 2014
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BUSINESS PARTNER OF THE YEARCherie Dance — PA Dance BuildersCherie is a rarity in her field. The judges were impressed that she completed a Certificate IV in Construction within a small time frame. This demonstrates a real understanding of construction practices and techniques way beyond the normal business partner role.
Cherie is a valuable asset to her company. Her life balance between achieving this qualification and her children and personal life is a credit to her. Her commitment to the business and its future is one of the business’s core strengths.
PA Dance Builders was also named Professional Small Builder of the Year.
Drew Moore ConstructionsCarefully planned and thought-out materials and design features were used in making this addition the success that it is. Copper roof pans were custom-made for the new roof to complement the existing one. A huge slab of hand-selected Calcutta Marble provides the wow factor in the kitchen.
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Proud winners of theRenovation/Addition Project
under $200K categoryIn the 2016 HIA Awards
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LIGHT COMMERCIAL PROJECTConstruction With DestinyThis contemporary fitout had the challenge of a heritage building to consider, but has managed to incorporate concealed state-of-the-art facilities and take full advantage of the light and space the high ceilings provide. Much thought has gone into every detail, including the challenging lighting layout and extensive use of tiles, creating a flexible and inviting atmosphere.
GREENSMART ENERGY EFFICIENCYSkookomAn exceptional example of a holistic green smart building. Stone and timber from the property were used for thermal mass walls and exterior and interior cladding, resulting in a contemporary home, totally off the grid, which generates excess power that is used to charge their electric car.
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which we anticipate new home starts to be around 2176.
The reintroduction of the $20,000 grant by the government will provide initial support to a recovery and the outlook is quite positive.
The 2016 HIA-CSR TasmanianHousing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards recognise and
congratulate HIA members on their consistent high standard of workmanship, design, innovation and environmental sustainability, as well as recognising those upcoming builders with our awards for those students undertaking an apprenticeship, their Certificate IV or diploma.
Congratulations to all entrants,finalists, and especially winners, of this year’s HIA-CSR Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards.
Without your entries, this fantastic event would not exist.
I wish you all the very best forthe future and I have no doubt you will continue designing and building quality homes for many years to come. Sincere thanks to our award partners for your support of the HIA in Tasmania and of our industry generally.
HIA-CSR Tasmanian Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards 2016Tony ParkerHousing Industry Association (Tasmania) president
HIA Tasmanian Home of the Year – Cordwell Lane
Apartment of the Year – Blythe & Watchorn
Apprentice of the Year– Drew Charlton, of Cordwell Lane
Affordable Housing – Wilson Homes
Bathroom Design – d’Eco Design
Bathroom of the Year – WD Bryan Joinery
Business Partner of the Year – Cherie Dance, of PA Dance Builders
Academic Excellence Diploma in Building & Construction – Penelope Haley, of Valley Workshop
Academic Excellence Certificate IV in Building & Construction: Nathan Batchelor, of Chanel Construction & joinery
Custom Built up to $350,000 – JDR Homes
Custom Built $350,000-$600,000 – Wilson Homes
Custom Built $600,000- $800,000 – Cordwell Lane
Custom Built over $800,000 – Revelstoke Building Solutions
Custom Built Home of the Year – Cordwell Lane
Display Home of the Year – Wilson Homes
Exceptional Workmanship – Mansfield Builders
Greensmart Energy Efficiency – Skookom
Kitchen Design of the Year – Impact Kitchens
Kitchen of the Year – Hodgman Kitchens & Cabinets
Light Commercial Project of the Year – Construction With Destiny
Marketing Award – Cunic Homes
Outdoor Project of the Year – Botanic Resources
Project Home of the Year – Wilson Homes
Renovation/Addition Project up to $200,000 – Drew Moore Constructions
Renovation/Addition Project $200,000-$400,000 – Cordwell Lane
Renovation/Addition Project up to $400,000 – Builtmore Constructions
Renovation/Addition Project of the Year – Cordwell Lane
Residential Building Designer – Clever Design
Spec Home of the Year – Blackley Builders
Town House/Villa of the Year – Cunic Homes
Townhouse/Villa Development of the Year – SJM Property Developments
Work Health & Safety Award – Ronald Young & Co. Builders
Specialised Housing – Wilson Homes
Professional Small Builder of the Year – PA Dance Builders
Professional Medium Builder of the Year – Ronald Young & Co. Builders
Professional Major Builder of the Year – Wilson Homes
Hobart Mercury Home magazine columnist Rick SassinPicture:
Rick Sassin Housing Industry Association (Tasmania) executive director
WE ARE excited about the future and the platform of positive changes to come with the immense building and planning reforms being introduced in Tasmania.
During 2015, new dwelling starts in Tasmania increased by some 18.8 per cent to 2774, which was among the strongest growth rates of the states and represents the highest calendar-year performance since 2010. A longer historical comparison, however, shows the actual level of building is on par with the average during the 2000s.
We have forecast a decline inactivity in 2016 (-21.5 per cent), in
CONGRATULATIONS to all entrants, finalists and award winners in each and every category.
The entries this year have been ofan extremely high standard and I look forward to watching the National Housing Awards unfold in the hope that, once again, Tasmania is successful in securing a national award.
This year has been a busy year with regards to policy reforms. The HIA and its service committees have been working with the government to secure the best possible outcomes for our industry, particularly with regards to both the Tasmanian Planning Scheme and the Building Regulatory Framework Review.
The incoming building legislationwill bring with it a risk-based approach to approvals, which we are anticipating will bring a much-needed reduction in red tape within our industry. On behalf of the HIA, I would like to acknowledge the government for its continued consultation with our industry as we work together through these building reform processes.
I would also like to acknowledgethe work of our HIA staff, not just for these awards, but throughout the year, and to express my thanks to the regional executive committee for the opportunity to serve as president for this term. It has been a pleasure and a most rewarding experience.
CONGRATULATIONS
TO ALL THE WINNERS!
