The National Excellence in Building & Construction Awards Postponed To 30 April 2022
The 'Nationals' are one of the industry's premier events. After two years of lock downs, restrictions and isolation we want to bring Master Builders members and our partners and sponsors together in person to celebrate reopening but uncertainty, remaining restrictions and different reopening time-tables in different states and territories have meant that this cannot happen in 2021.
So join us in Cairns on 28 - 30 April 2022 for the 2021 National Awards
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2022 National Excellence in Building & Construction Awards
Bookings will open for the 2022 National Excellence in Building & Construction Awards from 1 May 2022. The 2022 National Awards program will be held in the Hunter Valley, New South Wales, on 24 - 26 November 2022.
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About the Awards
The National Excellence in Building & Construction Awards are the annual culmination of a nationwide grass roots process to determine the best of the best each year. To be in contention for a National Excellence Award entrants must be nominated by a local Master Builders Association and are required to have progressed from winning awards in their regions through to being judged the best in their State or Territory.
The builders that rise to this point become National Finalists and their projects are assessed against those of their peers from every State and Territory by the National Awards Judging Panel.
National Winners are announced at the Gala National Excellence in Building & Construction Awards Dinner which is the highlight of the 3 day annual National Awards program.
2020 National Awards
The 2020 National Awards live stream was broadcasted on
Saturday 28 November 2020.
The National Apprentice of the Year is Melanie Ransley from
Tasmania and the Toyota National Young Builder of the
Year is Sebastian Toscano from Queensland.
The 2020 Winners and Finalists are listed in Building Australia 2020.
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Building Australia 2020 ebook
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2020 Winners
Major Awards
Melanie Ransley − TAS − National Apprentice of the Year
Sebastian Toscano − QLD − Toyota National Young Builder of the Year
Bellevarde Constructions − NSW − National President's Award
Hutchinson Builders − QLD − National Residential Master Builder of the Year
Probuild − WA − National Construction Master Builder of the Year
Construction
Fairbrother − TAS − Best Use of Australian Made Products - Commercial
Peter Johnston Tiling − QLD − Toyota National Specialist Contractor of the Year – Construction
Probuild − WA − Cbus National High-Rise Apartment Building
Vos Construction & Joinery − TAS − National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award - under $5 million
Vos Construction & Joinery − TAS − National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award - $5 million–$10 million
Fairbrother − TAS − National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award - $10 million–$20 million
FDC Construction & Fitout − NSW − National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award - $20 million–$50 million
Taylor − NSW − National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award - $50 million–$100 million
Mirvac − NSW − National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award - over $100 million
Sitzler − NT − Toyota National Civil/Infrastructure Award - under $25 million
Arenco (NSW)/Daracon Contractors Joint Venture − NSW − Toyota National Civil/Infrastructure Award - over $25 million
Newlands Commercial Construction − QLD − National Environmental and Energy Efficiency - Commercial Building Award
John Holland Fairbrother Joint Venture − TAS − InfraBuild National Health Facility Award
Fairbrother − TAS − National Entertainment and Recreation Facility Award
Richard Crookes Constructions − NSW − InfraBuild National Education Facility Award
Vos Construction & Joinery − TAS − National Commercial Historical Restoration/Renovation Award
Cygnet Brand Construction − TAS − National Fit-Out Award
Scaffshield − NSW − OFSC National Excellence in Workplace Health and Safety Award - Commercial
Residential
Fairbrother − TAS − Best Use of Australian Made Products – Residential
C2 Projects − QLD − National Specialist Contractor of the Year – Residential
Steele Associates − NSW − National Environment and Energy Efficiency - Residential Building Award
La Perouse Homes − NT − National Alterations/Additions Award - under $200,000
La Perouse Homes − NT − National Alterations/Additions Award - $200,000–$400,000
Dean Scurrah Building − TAS − National Alteration/Additions Award - $400,000–$650,000
Ingenious Homes − QLD − National Alterations/Additions Award - $650,000–$1 million
Architekt Grüne Häuser − ACT − National Alterations/Additions Award - $650,000–$1 million − Special Judges Award
Re:Form Construction − NSW − National Alterations/Additions Award - over $1 million
Gemmill Homes − WA − National Display Home - under $250,000
Brighton Homes − QLD − National Display Home - $250,000–$350,000
Brighton Homes − QLD − Toyota National Display Home - $350,000–$500,000
Sanctuary 28 Projects − QLD − Toyota National Display Home - $500,000–$1.5 million
Strong Constructions − TAS − National Contract Home - under $350,000
AMG Home Builders − WA − MBAIB National Contract Home - $350,000–$500,000
Platinum Residential Designer Homes − QLD − National Contract Home - $500,000–$750,000
Scott Salisbury Homes − SA − National Contract Home - $750,000–$1 million
Steve James Constructions − QLD − National Contract Home - $1 million–$2 million
Hutchinson Builders − QLD − National Contract Home - over $2 million
Form Projects − TAS − Cbus National Medium Density - 2–5 Dwellings
Adrian Zorzi − WA − Cbus National Medium Density - over 5 Dwellings
FIRM Construction − WA − National Lifestyle Housing for Seniors Award - Aged Care Facilities
Woollam Constructions − QLD − National Lifestyle Housing for Seniors Award - Retirement Villages
Highlights of the 2019 Awards
2019 National Awards
The 2019 National Awards Dinner was held on
Saturday 23 November 2019 at the Field of Light at Uluru.
The National Apprentice of the Year is Brady Casey from
New South Wales and the Toyota National Young Builder of the
Year is Matthew Barwick from Tasmania.
The 2019 Winners and Finalists are listed in Building Australia 2019.
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Building Australia 2019 ebook
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2018 National Awards
The 2018 National Awards Dinner was held on
Saturday 24 November 2018 at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
The National Apprentice of the Year is Rory Milner from
the Northern Territory and the Toyota National Young Builder
of the Year is Mark Newman from New South Wales.
The 2018 Winners and Finalists are listed in Building Australia 2018.
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Building Australia 2018 ebook
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2017 National Awards
The 2017 National Awards Dinner was
held on 25 November at Princes Wharf 1
in conjunction with Master Builders
Australia's National Conference in Hobart.
See Post Conference Report.
The National Apprentice of the Year is
Mitchell Earl from Newcastle and the
WoodSolutions National Young Builder
of the Year is Nathan O'Neill from South Australia.
2017 finalists and winners are listed in
Building Australia.
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Building Australia 2017 ebook
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2016 National Awards
The 2016 National Awards presentation dinner
was held in the Great Hall, Parliament House,
Canberra on Thursday 24 November 2016.
The National Apprentice of the Year was
Damon Addison from Tasmania and the National
Young Builder of the Year was David Moyle from Victoria.
2016 finalists and winners are listed in Building Australia.
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