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Click here to view all 2023 project entries across every category.
Watch this year's Award winners in the video and view details for each individual winning project below.
Learn more about the Awards for Excellence here.
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Hi-tech features were integrated into the bespoke interior trim for everyone onboard to enjoy.
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The Captain's request was for an enclosed entertaining area within the flybridge for guests to enjoy.
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This project involved the complete restoration of the cabin area and re-designing of the rear load area.
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We worked closely with the customer to determine the best framework design to suit the canopy cover.
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The desired outcome was to achieve protection from the harsh elements and add additional privacy without losing the view.
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To improve the cleanliness of the pool and to allow the pool to be used for an extended period and in any weather, the council wanted to enclose the structure.
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We suggested cooling the pool and outdoor area with a large custom made and installed shade cloth shade sail.
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We designed, installed and fabricated a one piece continuous PVC shade sail that completely shaded and weather proofed the deck area.
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The MPavilion is a temporary art-installation structure that was located in Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Gardens for five months.
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This ‘Key Hole’ shaped barrel vault membrane structure was a design and construction project to increase usage of the pool by residence.
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The project aim was to provide a large, covered area for weekend markets, which would then double as an undercover carpark during the week.
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The highly visible 26,000 square metre PTFE panel roof with an ETFE leading edge is the crowning glory to this new world-class stadium in Sydney.
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The request from our client was to manufacture 4 marine larval mesh nets to collect the Coral spawning larvae.
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