Awards

2011 Awards

2011 UDIA NSW Austral Bricks Awards for Excellence

The Urban Development Institute of Australia's NSW Awards for Excellence highlight and reward innovation, sustainability and industry leadership within the urban development industry.

Bonner
Category: Affordable Development
Award: Winner
Nominated and Owned By: Land Development Agency
Announced: Friday 19 August 2011

2010 Awards

2010 UDIA NSW Austral Bricks Awards for Excellence

The Urban Development Institute of Australia's NSW Awards for Excellence highlight and reward innovation, sustainability and industry leadership within the urban development industry.

OwnPlace
Category: Affordable Development
Award: Commendation
Nominated and Owned By: Land Development Agency
Announced: Friday 20 August 2010

Property Council of Australia 2010 Innovation and Excellence Award for Government Leadership - OwnPlace

The Property Council of Australia 2010 Innovation and Excellence Award for Government Leadership aims to recognise significant innovation and excellence of a local, State or Federal Government Department or Authority in its dealings with the property investment and development industries.

OwnPlace
Category: Government Leadership
Award: Winner
Nominated and Owned By: Land Development Agency
Announced: Friday 18 June 2010

Project Team:

AV Jennings
Chamberlains
GE Shaw
GREY
PBS Building
RAM Constructions
Renaissance
SM Precision
The Land Development Agency

2009 Awards

2009 Master Builders ACT and Boral Excellence in Building Awards

Each year Master Builders ACT acknowledges innovation, quality and excellence in workmanship in the building and construction industry through its Excellence in Building Awards.

Kingston Foreshore Harbour
Category: Civil Project more than $4M
Award: Winner
Entered by: Macmahon Contractors
Announced: Friday 26 June 2009

Gungahlin Central Linear Park
Category: Civil Project $1M - $4M
Award: Winner
Entered by: RAM Constructions Pty Ltd
Announced: Friday 26 June 2009

Kingston Foreshore Harbour
Category: Environmental – Civil Management Project
Award: Winner
Entered by: Macmahon Contractors
Announced: Friday 26 June 2009

Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) National 2008 Excellence Awards

The Urban Development Institute of Australia's National Awards for Excellence recognise innovative and contemporary knowledge and expertise in the urban development industry. The awards acknowledge exceptional achievements of high quality developments that contribute to the industry, government and community.

Kingston Foreshore
Category: Urban Renewal
Award: Winner
Announced: Thursday 2 April 2009
Having won the Urban Renewal Award in the NSW division, the project was entered into the National Awards in the same category. The project was recognised this time at the national level for its innovative approach to urban renewal.

2008 Awards

Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) NSW 2008 Excellence Awards

The Urban Development Institute of Australia’s NSW Awards for Excellence recognise excellence in urban development and are acknowledged by industry peers, key stakeholders and the community. Some winners of these awards go onto the UDIA National Awards for Excellence.

Kingston Foreshore
Category: Urban Renewal
Award: Winner
Announced: Friday 1 August 2008
Judges praised the designers for their innovative approach to the development masterplan that integrates existing landmark buildings, the environmental sustainability of the site, the generous public space and amenities, and the revitalisation of the old industrial precinct. Kingston Foreshore was then entered into the National Awards in this category.

Gungahlin Central
Category: Masterplanned Mixed Use Development
Award: Winner
Announced: Friday 1 August 2008
Judges and industry peers were impressed by the diversity and low scale built form, the walkability, active street frontages and proactive approach to achieving the desired mix of uses - residential, commercial and community.

2007 Awards

Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) NSW 2007 Excellence Awards

LDA/HIA Display Village, Harrison
Category: Public Sector Leadership in Urban Development Commendation
Award: Commendation Award
Announced: Friday 14 September 2007
The category of Public Sector Leadership for Urban Development was open to all government agencies and local councils in Sydney and regional NSW. Judges and industry peers were impressed with LDA taking the role in planning and delivering such an innovative project - working with 18 partner builders and showcasing 22 innovative homes, the largest Display Village in Canberra at the time.

HIA Australian Housing Awards 2007 (ACT & Southern NSW)

The HIA Australia Housing Awards are judged by industry professionals and acknowledge the skills and ability of builders and organisations that show excellence and quality in the planning and construction of housing.

Hillside at Wells Station
Category: Residential Lifestyle Development of the Year
Award: Winner
Announces: Saturday 22 September 2007
The Judges were particularly impressed with the central park, complete with barbeque facilities and a playground, leading to ponds for recreation and enjoyment.

Engineering Excellence Awards 2007 (Canberra Division)

The Australian Engineering Excellence Awards celebrate the accomplishments of some of the finest engineering companies and individuals in the world. A distinguished panel of Engineers Australia members work closely with state and territory judging panels to identify outstanding engineering achievements each year.

Kingston Foreshore Rising Sewer Main
Award: Highly Commended
Entered by: Maunsell Australia Pty Ltd & UEA Pty Ltd
Announced: Thursday 20 September 2007
The Kingston Foreshore Sewer Pressure Rising Main is a 1.2 kilometre sewer rising main linking the new Kingston Foreshore development with an existing sewer located under Brisbane Avenue. The complex project engineering enabled the major new sewer line to be installed in an established part of Canberra with minimum disruption to the existing environment including the established trees that line Wentworth Avenue and Brisbane Avenue, and the existing built environment.