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2013 Master Builder-Bankwest Excellence in Construction Awards Results 2013 Master Builder-Bankwest Excellence in Construction Awards Results 2013 Bankwest Best Project Sponsored by: Bankwest Winner: Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Brookfield Place Finalists: Doric Contractors Wickham Recreation Precinct Perkins Builders All Saints College Performing Arts Theatre BGC Construction Perth Arena Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre: Central Energy Plant 2013 Best Regional Project Sponsored by: Building Commission Winner: Doric Contractors Wickham Recreation Precint Finalists: Smith Construction Bureau of Meteorology Perkins Builders The West Australian College of Agriculture Harvey-Wokalup Campus Anderson Building Co Goldfields Toyota Dealership Geraldton Building Services & Cabinets Market Creations Subcontractor of the Year Sponsored by: CBUS Perth Rigging Co. Pty Ltd Perth Arena Best Historic Restoration or Renovation Sponsored by: Crowther Blayne Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Brookfield Place Best Refurbishment or Renovation Under $10 Million Sponsored by: Brikmakers Winner: Georgiou Group Georgiou Collaboration and Case Study Centre Finalist: Total Construction Services 10 Kings Park Road Best Refurbishment or Renovation Over $10 Million Sponsored by: Brikmakers Winner: Probuild Constructions: Crown Casino Stage 1 Gaming Floor Expansion & Day Spa Refurbishment Finalist: Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Brookfield Place Excellence in Waste Management Sponsored by: Instant Waste Management Winner: Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Fiona Stanley Hospital Highly Commended: John Holland Joondalup Health Campus Best State Government Building Sponsored by: Building Commission Winner: Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre: Central Energy Plant Finalist: PS Structures Pty Ltd Department of Fire and Emergency Services Best Multi-Unit Development Sponsored by: Cockburn Cement Georgiou Group Birra Birra Village Camp B Excellence in Energy Efficiency Under $40 million Sponsored by: AutoControl Systems PS Structures Cannington Leisureplex Excellence in Energy Efficiency Over $40 million Sponsored by: AutoControl Systems Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Brookfield Place Best Health/Aged Care Building Sponsored by: Jackson McDonald Winner: John Holland Albany Health Campus Finalist: BGC Construction PathWest Stage 1 Best Retail Building Under $5 Million Sponsored by: Hays Buckingham Redevelopment Company Cottesloe Beach Hotel Courtyard Best Retail Building Over $5 Million Sponsored by: Hays Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Brookfield Place Subcontractor Award for Cladding Curtain Wall Sponsored by: MBA Insurance Services Alcom Fabrications Perth Arena Subcontractor Award for Finishes Cabinetwork/ Joinery Sponsored by: MBA Insurance Services Stylewoods Commercial Interiors All Saints College Performing Arts Theatre Subcontractor Award for Finishes Ceilings Sponsored by: MBA Insurance Services C&L Ceilings Crown Casino Stage 1 Gaming Floor & Day Spa Refurbishment Subcontractor Award for Structural Structural Steel Sponsored by: MBA Insurance Services Perth Rigging Co. Pty Ltd Perth Arena Subcontractor Award for Services Plumbing/Hydraulic/Fire Sponsored by: MBA Insurance Services Cooke & Dowsett Albany Health Campus Best Industrial Building Sponsored by: Levesys Winner: Broad Construction Services (WA) Pty Ltd Parts Distribution Centre Finalist: BlueScope Construction Ltd TOLL Intermodal Terminal Best Education Building Sponsored by: Kone Winner: Perkins Builders All Saints College Performing Arts Theatre Finalist: EMCO Building Guildford Grammar Catalyst Building Finalist: Pindan Pty Ltd Governor Stirling Senior High School Best Building Fit Out Under $10 Million Sponsored by: West Australian Mechanical Services Winner: Leeda Projects Pty Ltd Print Hall Finalist: Northerly Interiors Minter Ellison Refurbishment Best Building Fit Out Over $10 Million Sponsored by: West Australian Mechanical Services Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Brookfield Place Best Office Building Under $30 Million Sponsored by: ReddiFund Winner: PS Structures Pty Ltd Department of Fire & Emergency Services Finalist: PACT Construction Parliament Place Best Office Building Over $30 Million Sponsored by: ReddiFund Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Brookfield Place Architects Award Sponsored by: Toyota Winner: Peter Hunt Architect Finalists: Meyer Shircore & Associates The Buchan Group Best Public Use Building Sponsored by: Stramit Winner: BGC Construction Perth Arena Finalist: PS Structures Pty Ltd Cannington Leisureplex Finalist: Broad Construction Services (WA) Pty Ltd Terminal 2 – Domestic Airport Best Civil Engineering Works Sponsored by: Hanson Brookfield Multiplex Constructions Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre: Central Energy Plant John Roberts Best New Builder Sponsored by: John Roberts Slatter Constructions .
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