MBA Tasmania Awards

Can you tell me in detail about the winners of the MBA or Master Builders Australia Tasmania awards 2015?

[Shaleen]

Each year Master Builders Australia recognizes excellence in the building and construction industry through its prestigious National Excellence in Building and Construction Awards.

Master Builders' National Awards are divided into a number of categories.

The 2015 National Excellence in Building and Construction Awards were presented as part of the National Conference on Saturday 14 November as the grand finale to an exciting conference on the Gold Coast.

Nominations for the housing and commercial/industrial categories are submitted through State and Territory Master Builders associations which have their own awards processes.

The National Export Awards are sponsored by the Australian Made Campaign and recognize the outstanding export performance of members and others in the Australian building and construction industry in the export market.

The State and Territory Award winners in the nominated categories become finalists for the National Awards and are judged accordingly.

The National Lifestyle Housing for Seniors Award recognizes the building industry's significant role in developing innovative housing options for older Australians.

2015 Winners

National Alterations/Additions Award – under $150,000, KAM Joinery, Tasmania

Assa Abloy Lockwood National Project Home – $350,000 to $500,000, Streefland Homes & Developments, Tasmania

Assa Abloy Lockwood National Project Home – $500,000 to $1 million, in2construction services pty ltd, Tasmania

Other 2015 Winners

• National Commercial Master Builder of the Year, Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Pty Ltd, 50 Martin Place Redevelopment, New South Wales
• National Residential Master Builder of the Year, La Spina Homes, Queensland
• National Specialist Contractor of the Year, Metrowest Electrical & Communications, Western Australia
• National President’s Award, John Holland Pty Ltd, Glenfield to Leppington Rail Link, New South Wales
• National Apprentice of the Year, Jarrad Page, Newcastle
• Department of Health National Lifestyle Housing for Seniors Award – Purpose Built Detached Dwelling,South Coast Constructions, Chiton Retirement Village, South Australia
• Department of Health National Lifestyle Housing for Seniors Award – Multi Unit Development, BGC Construction, Orion Terraces, Western Australia
• National Export Award, Building and Construction Contractors or Services, SLR Consulting Australia
• National Export Award, Building and Construction Services, Inbound Investment, Colliers International
• National Export Award, Products and Manufacturing, Sontext
• WoodSolutions National Young Builder of the Year, Raymond Kershaw, Western Australia
• National Environment and Energy Efficiency Residential Building Award, VR Builders, Victoria
• National Environment and Energy Efficiency Commercial Building Award, Kauppila Pty Ltd, Little Sahara Interpretive Centre, South Australia
• National Alterations/Additions Award – $150,000 to $350,000, Cape Cod Australia, New South Wales
• National Alteration/Additions Award – $350,000 to $500,000, The Building Guild, New South Wales
• National Luxury Alterations/Additions Award – over $500,000, Zorzi Builders, Western Australia
• National Display Home – under $250,000, Homebuyers Centre, Poseidon, Western Australia
• National Display Home – $250,000 to $350,000, McDonald Jones Homes, Seaside Retreat 16, Newcastle
• Toyota National Display Home – $350,000 to $500,000, Metricon Homes Pty Ltd, Vantage 38 Cube, Victoria
• Toyota National Display Home – over $500,000, McDonald Jones Homes, Huntingdale, Australian Capital Territory
• Assa Abloy Lockwood National Project Home – under $350,000, Peter Doody Constructions Pty Ltd, Newcastle
• National Luxury Project Home – $1 million to $2 million, Vision Built QLD, Queensland
• National Luxury Project Home – over $2 million, La Spina Homes, Queensland
• Cbus National Medium Density – 2 to 5 Dwellings, Critharis Constructions, The Wave, New South Wales
• Cbus National Medium Density – over 5 Dwellings, Southstar Homes Pty Ltd t/a Liberty Builders, 2 Girls Building, Victoria
• Cbus National High Rise Apartment Building, Buxton Construction (Vic) Pty Ltd, Sandyhill Apartments, Victoria
• Office of the Federal Safety Commissioner National Excellence in Workplace Health and Safety Award,Watpac Construction Pty Ltd, Overseas Passenger Terminal Upgrade, New South Wales
• National Commercial Historical Restoration/Renovation Award, Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Pty Ltd, 50 Martin Place Redevelopment, New South Wales
• National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award – under $5 million, Alder Constructions Pty Ltd, Alder Place, Queensland
• National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award – $5 million to $10 million, Pindan Pty Ltd, Claremont Council Chambers, Western Australia
• National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award – $10 million to $20 million, Sitzler Pty Ltd, Michael Long Learning and Leadership Centre, Northern Territory
• National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award – $20 million to $50 million, Lend Lease, Gungahlin Office Project, Australian Capital Territory
• National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award – $50 million to $100 million, Lend Lease, Flinders University at Tonsley, South Australia
• National Commercial/Industrial Construction Award – over $100 million, Lend Lease, Adelaide Oval Redevelopment, South Australia
• Toyota National Civil/Infrastructure Award – under $25 million, Geotech Group, Candowie Reservior Upgrade Project, Almurta, Victoria
• Toyota National Civil/Infrastructure Award – over $25 million, Cooper & Oxley Builders Pty Ltd, Butler Railway Station, Western Australia
• National Public Buildings Award – $5 million to $10 million, Stevens Construction (NSW) Pty Ltd, Performing Arts Centre, Newcastle
• National Public Buildings Award – $10 million to $50 million, Tomkins Commercial & Industrial Builders Pty Ltd, Australian Catholic University 'Building T', Queensland
• National Public Buildings Award – over $50 million, Lend Lease, Dr Chau Chak Wing Building, University of Technology, Sydney, New South Wales