"Clean, crisp lines continue throughout the interior of the home with immaculate finishing and perfect attention to detail. Clear and concise workmanship was crucial to the client's brief of a minimalist home, which the builder has achieved to an unbelievably high standard."
Judges said Todd Grey Builders Ltd's Supreme Award-winning renovation had been carried out skilfully and was a beautifully crafted response to the needs of the client.
"This home has been brought into the 21st century through clever use of cedar rusticated weatherboard and Alucabond on three dimensional features of the home, giving it a contemporary look and feel," they said.
"The builder has transformed the upper floor into an open plan space and introduced an impressively large exterior steel portal, which involved a high level of difficulty."
The builders' entries were recognised by members of the Bay of Plenty Central Plateau Region Registered Master Builders and the local building industry at Wairakei Resort tonight.
There were 14 Gold Award winners from the Bay of Plenty Central Plateau Region which will now be assessed alongside Gold Award winners from the 10 other regions of the competition to find the National Gold Reserve finalists, which will be announced in August.
National category winners, and Registered Master Builders Supreme Awards for the Renovation of the Year and the House of the Year will be announced at a gala dinner in Auckland in November.
The Awards are made possible through the support of PlaceMakers, James Hardie, GIB, Nulook, Future-Proof Building, Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, Carters, ITM, Plumbing World, Resene and Westpac.
For more information about the competition, visit the www.houseoftheyear.co.nz.
