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2019
HIA-CSR Queensland
Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom
AWARDS
ENTRANT
INFORMATION
BOOKLET
MAJOR PARTNER
Recognising excellence in:
Housing
Kitchens & Bathrooms
Professional Builders and Renovators
Business Partners
2019
HIA-CSR Queensland
Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom
AWARDS
HIA Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards provide home builders and designers the opportunity to receive
recognition, and showcase their work to the broader industry. Not only is this a great way to promote your business, but
also to spotlight your style of work to potential clients.
The awards cater for entrants ranging from small family-owned businesses right up to the biggest names in the
residential building industry, but one thing is sure - you have to be in it to win it!
By entering the awards you could be widely recognised as an industry leader for quality workmanship, design excellence,
innovation, or professionalism; shown by the strong legacy of HIA Awards.
Plus, winning a HIA Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Award is a signal to both the industry and your future clients that
they can trust they’re in good hands. You’ll receive a winner’s plaque and an award logo to help you promote your
win, making sure you stand out from your competitors.
Use this booklet to choose your categories and understand the judging criteria to enter your project into. You can enter
any projects you have completed in the two years leading up to the closing date. But, make sure to get your entry in well
before the closing date so you don’t miss out!
Awards Process
• Determine the categories to enter your project into
• Visit hia.com.au/qldawards to submit your entry
• Directly upload your entry and supporting documentation (see checklists in this booklet)
• Pay the entry fee by credit card before the closing date
• Have your project assessed by the judging panel
• Celebrate in style at the annual Awards night where you’ll hear the winners announced!
Contents
Awards Process 2
Entry Information 3
HIA Awards Winners Progression 4
Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Categories 5
How to enter 6
Category Definitions: Housing Awards 6
Kitchen & Bathroom Awards 10
Category Definitions: Kitchen & Bathroom Awards 10
Photographic Requirements 12
MAJOR PARTNER
Project Price 12
Entry Checklist Housing Awards 13
Entry Checklist Kitchen & Bathroom Awards 14
Entry Checklist Residential Interior Design 15
Judging Criteria 16
Conditions of entry 17
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Close of Entries All entries must be received before, or by 5.00pm on the below dates: 2019 HIA Recognition of Women in Building & Construction Awards Friday 31 May 2019 HIA Professional Builder Awards Friday 14 June 2019 HIA Business Partner Awards Friday 14 June 2019 HIA Apprentice Awards Friday 28 June 2019 HIA Sunshine Coast / Wide Bay Housing Awards Friday 26 July 2019 HIA Brisbane Kitchen & Bathroom and Qld Interior Design, Decorate Awards Friday 12 July 2019 HIA-CSR Queensland Housing Awards Thursday 22 August 2019 Entry Fees Housing entries $340 Business Partner complimentary Kitchen & Bathroom entries $220 Professional Small Builder / Renovator $330 Subsequent Housing entries $320 Professional Medium Builder / Renovator $440 Subsequent Kitchen & Bathroom entries $200 Professional Major Builder $550 Apprentice Awards complimentary Trade Workmanship $100 Entry fees: Recognition of Women in Building & Construction $55 per entrant (multiple categories can be entered for each entrant) Interior Design & Decorate Awards refer to separate entry form Judging Judging of entries will take place on-site on the below dates. Brisbane Kitchen & Bathroom entries 29 July - 9 August 2019 Sunshine Coast /Wide Bay entries 26 - 30 August 2019 Brisbane Housing entries 2 September - 2 October 2019 HIA staff will contact each entrant to arrange a judging date and time. It is the responsibility of the entrant to provide details of inspection time to the home owner. The following categories are not judged on-site: Kitchen & Bathroom Design Entries, Business Partner, Professional Builder categories, Residential Building Designer, Interior Design/Decorate/Styling categories and Recognition of Women in Building & Construction Awards Announcement of Winners The below winners will be announced at the following events 2019 HIA Recognition of Women in Building & Construction Awards Friday 2 August 2019 | Victoria Park Golf Club - Herston 2019 HIA Brisbane Kitchen & Bathroom Awards and Queensland Interior Design & Decorate Awards Friday 30 August 2019 | The Warehouse, Fortitude Valley 2019 HIA iLandscape Sunshine Coast/Wide Bay Housing Awards Friday 4 October 2019 | Sebel Pelican Waters Golf Resort & Spa - Pelican Waters 2019 HIA-CSR Queensland Housing Awards Friday 8 November 2019 | Plaza Ballroom, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre Conditions of Entry Conditions of Entry are strictly imposed. Please refer to details at the end of this booklet. HIA Awards Programs Winners in the categories below at the HIA-CSR Queensland Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards move forward to compete at a national level, at the HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards, presented in 2020. Winners compete for the national title against winners from all other HIA regions. The HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards are comprised of the following categories: Custom Built Home Apartment of the Year Bathroom Design Display Home Apartment Complex Professional Major Builder Project Home Specialised Housing Professional Medium Builder / Renovator Spec Home Outdoor Project Professional Small Builder / Renovator Renovation / Addition Project Kitchen of the Year Business Partner Townhouse / Villa Development Kitchen Design Apprentice Townhouse / Villa of the Year Bathroom of the Year Please note, there are several region-specific categories in the Queensland Awards program whereby winners do not progress to the Australian Housing Awards. Please refer to the chart on page 4. Australian GreenSmart Awards The Australian GreenSmart Awards form a separate Awards program and are open to all HIA members. Winners of the GreenSmart Sustainable Home Award from each HIA Regional Housing Awards program will compete in the GreenSmart Awards for the title of Australian GreenSmart Sustainable Home. Other categories include GreenSmart Custom Built Home, Display Home, Renovation/ Addition, Water Efficiency, Project Home and GreenSmart Product. All entries must be received by Friday 14 June 2019. Entering is simple: visit greensmart.com.au/awards Competition Area by Postcode Brisbane/Toowoomba Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards | 4000 to 4516 (excluding 4208-4230, 4270-4272, 4285) Sunshine Coast Awards | 4517 - 4519, 4521, 4550 - 4581, 4600,4601, 4605, 4606, 4608, 4610, 4615 Wide Bay Awards | 4620, 4621, 4625, 4650, 4655, 4660, 4670, 4671, 4673, 4674, 4677 Gold Coast / Northern Rivers Awards | 2466 - 2490, 4208 - 4230, 4270 - 4272, 4285, 9726, 9728, 9729 Further Information and Award Submission Details HIA Queensland Events POST: 14 Edmondstone Street, South Brisbane, QLD 4101 T 1300 650 620 E qld_events@hia.com.au W hia.com.au/qldawards
HIA Awards Winners Progression
NATIONAL AWARDS
Winners in the categories below at the 2019
Winners in the categories below at the 2019
HIA-CSR Queensland Housing and Kitchen &
HIA-CSR Queensland Housing and Kitchen &
Bathroom Awards move forward to compete at a
Bathroom Awards do not move forward to compete
national level, at the HIA-CSR Australian Housing
at a national level
Awards, presented in 2020.
Apartment Complex Affordable Housing
Apartment of the Year Affordable Kitchen
Apprentice Best Use of Face Brick
Bathroom Design Innovation in Housing
Bathroom of the Year Interior Cabinetry
Business Partner Laundry
Custom Built Home Outdoor Kitchen
Display Home Residential Building Designer
Kitchen Design Small Lot Housing
Kitchen of the Year Steel Frame Project
Outdoor Project Trade Workmanship
Professional Major Builder
Professional Medium Builder / Renovator
Professional Small Builder / Renovator
Project Home
Renovation / Addition Project
Spec Home
Specialised Housing
Townhouse / Villa Development
Townhouse / Villa of the Year
The winner from the Queensland Bathroom of the Year
The winner in the category below will progress as a will be chosen from the winners of the New Bathroom
finalist to the 2020 Australian GreenSmart Awards and Renovated Bathroom categories. The Queensland
Bathroom of the Year winner will progress to the 2020
HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards.
*The Winner of the Queensland Kitchen of the Year will
be chosen from the winners of the New Kitchen and
HIA GreenSmart Sustainable Home Renovated Kitchen categories. The Queensland Kitchen
of the Year winner will progress to the 2020 HIA-CSR
Australian Housing Awards.
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Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Categories
2019 HIA Sunshine
2019 HIA Brisbane 2019 HIA Queensland 2019 HIA Wide Bay
2019 HIA Brisbane Coast Housing and
Kitchen & Bathroom Interior Design & Housing and Kitchen &
Housing Awards Kitchen & Bathroom
Awards Decorate Awards Bathroom Awards
Awards
To enter online visit hia.com.au/qldawards
Affordable Housing Affordable Kitchen Commercial Interior Design Affordable Housing Affordable Housing
Apartment Complex Bathroom of the Year / Decorate Projects Apartment Complex Apartment Complex
• Up to 4 storeys New Bathroom Display Home Interior • Up to 4 storeys Apartment of the Year
• Over 4 storeys • Up to $20,000 Design / Decorate • Over 4 storeys ^Bathroom of the Year
Apartment of the Year • $20,001 - $40,000 Design Professional Apartment of the Year ^Custom Built Home
Custom Built Home • Over $40,001 of the Year Bathroom of the Year • Up to $300,000
• Up to $300,000 Renovated Bathroom International Design or • Up to $20,000 • $300,001 - $500,000
• $300,001 - $500,000 • Up to $20,000 Decorate by a Queensland • $20,001 - $40,000 • $500,001 - $750,000
• $500,001 - $750,000 • $20,001 - $40,000 Designer (Residential or • Over $40,001 • Over $750,001
• $750,001 - $1million • Over $40,001 Commercial) Bathroom Design ^Display Home
• $1million - $2million Bathroom Design Property Styling Renovated Bathroom GreenSmart Sustainable
• Over $2 million Interior Cabinetry • Small - 1 - 2 bedroom Best Use of Face Brick Home
Display Home dwelling (detached) Custom Built Home Innovation in Housing
Kitchen of the Year
• Up to $250,000 • Medium - 3 - 4 bedroom • Up to $300,000 ^Kitchen of the Year
New Kitchen dwelling (detached)
• $250,001 - $350,000 • $300,001 - $500,000 Outdoor Project
• Up to $30,000 • Large - 5 and over
• $350,001 - $500,000 • $500,001 - $750,000 Project Home
• $30,001 - $50,000 bedroom dewlling
• $500,001 - $700,000 • $750,001 - $1million ^Renovation / Addition
• Over $50,000 (detached)
• Over $700,001 • $1million - $2million Project
Renovated Kitchen • Multi - Individual
GreenSmart Sustainable • Over $2million Residential Building Designer
Home • Up to $30,000 dwelling within a multiple Display Home
• $30,001 - $50,000 dwelling residential Small Lot Housing
Innovation in Housing • Up to $300,000
• Over $50,000 project (includes dual Spec Home
Outdoor Project • $300,001 - $500,000
Kitchen Design occupancy, townhouse, Specialised Housing
Project Home • Over $500,001
Laundry villa and apartment GreenSmart Sustainable Steel Frame Project
Renovation / Addition Project Outdoor Kitchen Residential Interior Decorate Townhouse / Villa
Home
• Up to $300,000 • Up to $50,000 Development
Innovation in Housing
• $300,001 - $600,000 • $50,001 - $100,000 Townhouse / Villa of the Year
Kitchen of the Year
• $600,001 - $1million • Over $100,001 Trade Workmanship
• Over $1million • Up to $30,000
Residential Interior Design
Residential Building Designer • $30,001 - $50,000
• Up to $50,000 ^ Wide Bay Categories
• Over $50,001
Small Lot Housing • $50,001 - $100,000 will be presented at the
Kitchen Design
Spec Home • $100,001 - $200,000 Sunshine Coast/Wide Bay
Renovated Kitchen
Specialised Housing • Over $200,001 Housing Awards
Laundry
Steel Frame Project Outdoor Kitchen
Townhouse / Villa Outdoor Project
Development Project Home
Townhouse / Villa of the Year Renovation / Addition Project
Trade Workmanship • Up to $300,000
• Bricklaying • $300,001 - $600,000
• Carpentry • $600,001 - $1million
• Landscaping • Over $1million
• Painting Residential Building
• Plastering Designer
• Tiling Small Lot Housing
Spec Home
Specialised Housing
Steel Frame Project
Townhouse / Villa of the Year
Townhouse / Villa
Development
Trade Workmanship
To enter into the following categories please visit hia.com.au/qldawards
Apprentice Awards
Business Partner
Professional Small Builder / Renovator, Professional Medium Builder / Renovator, Professional Major Builder
Recognition of Women in Building & Construction
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How to enter
The following pages detail definitions, entry requirements and judging criteria for each category. Requirements must be strictly adhered
to for your entry to be eligible.
To submit your entry online, make sure you have digital copies on your computer of all the documents listed in the entry checklist.
Then visit HIA’s secure online portal at hia.com.au/qldawards and upload the documents. Credit card payment is required to
complete your submission.
Please contact HIA Events if you require assistance with compiling your entry.
Category Definitions: Housing Awards
Entrants who win the following categories become finalists in the prestigious 2020 HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards.
Custom Built Home * Renovation / Addition Project
An individual house, which has been uniquely designed and An extension or renovation involving structural building work to an
built on contract specifically for the site and according to the existing individual house or other residential building. To renovate
requirements and brief of a client. Where the home is built for staff, and upgrade a group of apartments, villas, townhouses, etc or to
friends, a family member or is the builder’s own home, the contract convert a non-residential building into a residential building. Builders
price must represent the complete cost to build an identical home entering this category must be responsible for the total renovation.
(including builders margins), which is the price offered to the home
buying public.
Apartment of the Year
Spec Home * This is awarded to an individual residential dwelling within an
apartment complex. The apartment may be any dwelling within
An individual house, which is not built to a client’s brief, nor is it the complex including the Penthouse. Entries in this category are
on display to the public. It is either sold off plan or built for sale on assessed on the quality of workmanship and design innovation
completion or during construction. within the individual apartment. Consideration is also given to the
For example: central amenities within the complex.
1. a project where the builder has purchased a block and built a A residential apartment building is 2 or more storeys, not including
house to sell. Houses may be occupied at time of judging; car parking, and containing at least 2 self-contained dwellings.
These projects must be classified as either Class 2 or 3 buildings
2. House and land packages from a project plan (does not include under the Building Code of Australia.
land price).
Apartment Complex
Display Home *
Entries in this award category are residential apartment buildings.
An individual house that is currently on display to the public and is (Where other uses are within the building, the residential use must
intended for reproduction as displayed or with standard variations to be the predominant use). In addition to the design features, the
suit the client’s needs. judges will assess the integration of the buildings in their context
including common areas, external construction, site conditions,
The price of the category entered is to represent the repeatable
recreational spaces and features that contribute to livable
price of the house on display at the time of judging.
communities.
Homes must have been open for display no more than 24 months
A residential apartment building is 2 or more storeys, not including
prior to the close of entry date and continue to be open until the
car parking, and containing at least 2 self‑contained dwellings.
home is judged.
These projects must be classified as either Class 2 or 3 buildings
under the Building Code of Australia.
Project Home *
A project home is an individual house based on a display home,
sales brochure or the like (e.g. websites, digital marketing) for a
repeatable design, which has been tailored to suit the needs of the
client and the site. This includes manufactured homes formed of pre
built major elements and then assembled on site.
* Note: A project cannot be entered into more than one
category of either Display Home, Custom Built Home, Project
Home or Spec Home. Please select the category that best suits
the project.
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Category Definitions: Housing Awards continued
Townhouse / Villa of the Year HIA Professional Builder / Renovator
This is awarded to an individual residential dwelling within a The Professional Builder and Renovator Awards acknowledge
Townhouse / Villa development. Projects are assessed on quality of outstanding business achievement among Australia’s home builders.
workmanship and design innovation within the individual townhouse Recognising quality and professionalism, the Professional Builder
/ villa. These projects must be classified as Class 1a buildings under Awards present opportunity for home builders to demonstrate
the Building Code of Australia. their commitment to customer service, business management and
leadership. Builders of any size are capable of running a consumer-
focussed, quality-driven business.
Townhouse / Villa Development
Professional Builder and Renovator Awards categories include:
This award recognises multiple dwelling residential projects. These
projects typically include developments known as dual occupancy • HIA Professional Small Builder / Renovator
(2 dwellings on a single allotment), villas (1 storey), townhouses (2-3 – builders with an annual turnover of less than $10 million
storey) and terrace housing, whether attached or detached.
• HIA Professional Medium Builder / Renovator
These projects must be classified as Class 1a buildings under the – builders with an annual turnover of between $10 million and
Building Code of Australia. In addition to the design features, the $50 million
judges will assess the external construction and site conditions.
• HIA Professional Major Builder
Entrants in this category should also enter an individual townhouse
– builders with an annual turnover of $50 million or more
in the Townhouse / Villa of the Year category.
Entry information is available on hia.com.au/qldawards
Specialised Housing
Housing or accommodation designed and built to meet the specific
Business Partner
needs of individuals, such as aged persons dwellings, retirement The Business Partner award recognises the vital work done by
villages, accommodation for people with disabilities, student business partners in small to medium sized businesses in the
accommodation, or the like. housing industry. The award is open to both employees and family
members, whose role may range from helping part-time with
Projects should demonstrate considerations in construction and/or
bookkeeping and accounting, innovation and change through to
fit out to meet the specialised need of future occupants.
overseeing client liaison.
Entry information is available on hia.com.au/qldawards
Outdoor Project
This award recognises the design, installation and project
coordination of an outdoor building or structure that has been built
Apprentice
in association with a residential building. The project may be built The Apprentice Awards celebrate the achievements of our future
with the associated residential building(s) or may be constructed tradespeople while encouraging continued excellence in the
separately. The project may be attached or detached from the industry. The awards recognise outstanding trade knowledge,
associated residential building and be located on either an individual quality building work, strong presentation and solid trade school
home lot or within a multi-dwelling development. results. Judges consider attitude to work, maturity, personal
development and overall progress throughout the Apprenticeship.
Eligible projects include but are not limited to swimming pools,
This Award is open to all apprentices of HIA members. Apprentices
spas, and outdoor living areas, landscaping structures or project,
can be nominated by their host, by HIA Apprentices or they can
recreational/sporting facilities, buildings for special interest activities
nominate themselves.
or a retreat.
Entry information is available on hia.com.au/awards
GreenSmart Sustainable Home
This award is presented to the housing project (single or multi
dwelling) that best incorporates cost-effective environmental
performance and operational principles to its design and construction.
The HIA GreenSmart Sustainable Home winner will progress as a
finalist to the 2020 HIA Australian GreenSmart Awards.
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Category Definitions: Housing Awards continued
Winners of the following categories at the 2019 HIA-CSR Queensland Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards DO NOT progress to the HIA-
CSR Australian Housing Awards.
Affordable Housing Small Lot Housing
This award recognises a home or housing development that This award recognises excellence in design for a single detached
demonstrates innovation in the design and construction of the dwelling built on an area of land less than 350m2 in Queensland.
home/s which assists in delivering an affordable product. The dwelling cannot be part of a larger residential development i.e.
townhouse/villa development, multi-unit development, apartments.
JUDGING CRITERIA
JUDGING CRITERIA
Projects will be judged according to quality of workmanship,
affordability, design effectiveness, visual appeal and innovation of an Projects will be judged according to quality of workmanship, design
affordable home to meet relevant government requirements. effectiveness, visual appeal, innovation, environmental sustainability
and market relevance.
Best Use of Face Brick
Residential dwellings that include a substantial quantity of face
Steel Frame Project
brick in the overall construction, demonstrate superior design A residential project that incorporates a steel frame construction,
and workmanship. and has been designed and built on contract specifically for the site
and client’s brief.
JUDGING CRITERIA
JUDGING CRITERIA
Projects will be judged according to quality of workmanship, design
effectiveness, visual appeal, innovation, environmental sustainability
Projects will be judged according to quality of workmanship,
and market relevance.
design effectiveness, visual appeal, innovation and environmental
sustainability.
Innovation in Housing
This award encourages and recognises builders who demonstrate Trade Workmanship
an innovative approach to housing design and construction and
This award recognises excellence in workmanship for individual
are particularly ‘brave’ in pushing the boundaries and exploring
trades, within projects entered into the HIA Housing Awards.
new approaches. The home should demonstrate innovation in
design through its creativity and originality including the use of Trades include carpentry, bricklaying, tiling, painting, plastering, hard
unusual materials or the use of materials in an unusual way and landscaping and soft landscaping.
construction techniques.
Workmanship will be judged at the time of the housing awards
JUDGING CRITERIA judging. The QBCC contractor responsible for the individual trade
work must be recognised, and it can be a joint entry with the builder.
Projects will be judged according to quality of workmanship,
technology and innovation, design effectiveness and visual appeal. JUDGING CRITERIA
This award will be judged according to construction detail and finish,
Residential Building Designer use of craftsman techniques and degree of difficulty. Workmanship
must be visual and accessible.
This award acknowledges the designer/person/company
responsible for the preparation of plans for a residential building
that best demonstrates design excellence. Builders who enter this
award must be responsible for the preparation of plans.
Please provide a portfolio of information on one design, including;
details on the design brief and costing; how the design brief was
achieved; the level of client satisfaction with the overall project (e.g.
testimonials or references); plans and photographs.
Site inspections of Residential Building Designer entries will not be
undertaken, therefore it is important that professional high resolution
images are supplied for judging at the time of entry.
JUDGING CRITERIA
Design, innovation and flair, visual appeal, information and project
documentation.
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Commercial Interior Design/Decorate Property Styling
Projects Property styling for the purposes of selling a project to a target
buyer within a designated time frame with the aim to achieve
Commercial projects but not limited to retail, hospitality and
the best possible price outcome for the property owner. Stylists
workplace interior design.
may work directly with property owner, real estate agents and
JUDGING CRITERIA property developers. Please provide a brief description of project
outlining scope of work, before photos if available and photos of
Projects will be judged according to innovative and creative
completed work.
building interiors with consideration given to space creation
and planning, furnishings, finishes and aesthetic presentation. JUDGING CRITERIA
Consideration is also given to the modification of the interior
Projects will be judged according description of project, client brief,
structure of the building, often working with other building or
budget, size of project, rationale for material/product choices,
business professionals and with clients.
specific challenges/limitations, innovation, liveability and /or adaption
of space.
Display Home Interior Design/Decorate
To interior decorate/style a display home with the purpose of Residential Interior Decorate
creating a powerful visual appeal to inspire potential customers,
To decorate a residential interior space/s that may include all
entice display home sales and reinforce builder/display home
aspects of lighting, colour, texture, finishes, furnishings, flooring,
brand image. Please provide a brief description of project outlining
window treatments and accessories to meet a client’s brief. Please
scope of work and target client demographics, with photos of
provide a brief description of project outlining scope of work,
completed work.
rationale and list of product choices, before photos if available and
JUDGING CRITERIA photos of completed work.
Projects will be judged according to furnishings, lighting, fixtures, JUDGING CRITERIA
finishes, colour and aesthetic presentation.
Projects will be judged according description of project, client brief,
budget, size of project, rationale for material/product choices,
Design Professional of the Year specific challenges/limitations, innovation, liveability and /or adaption
of space.
This award acknowledges the person/company responsible for a
project/s that best demonstrates interior design excellence.
JUDGING CRITERIA
Residential Interior Design
This award recognises interior design projects that create functional
Please provide a portfolio of information for one but no more than
space/s within a residential home. Projects can include new spaces
four projects completed within the 24-months prior to Awards entry
from the initial planning stage or remodelling of an existing structure
closing date (previous award winning projects are not excluded).
to meet the client’s brief.
Include details on the design and/or decorate brief and costing,
how the design brief was achieved, level of client satisfaction Please provide a brief description of the project outlining the scope
with the overall project (eg testimonials or references), plans and of work supported with plans, perspectives and client brief with
photographs. Consideration is also given to the innovative and before photos if available. Your submission must advise what work,
creative building interiors, space creation and planning, furnishings, if any, was contracted by other contractor/builder.
finishes and aesthetic presentation; and modification of the interior
JUDGING CRITERIA
structure of the building, often working with other building or
business professionals and with clients. Projects will be judged according to innovative and creative home
interiors with consideration given to space creation and planning,
furnishings, technology considerations, finishes and aesthetic
International Design by a Queensland presentation.
Designer – Residential or Commercial
Interior design and/or decorate of private residence and/or
commercial project - that may include work on a project from the
initial planning stage or may include work on the remodeling of an
existing structure to create space/s to meet client’s vision/brief.
Please provide a brief description of project outlining scope of work,
supported with plans, perspectives, client brief with before photos if
available and photos of completed work. Interior Designer to advise
what work, if any, was contracted by other contractor/builder.
JUDGING CRITERIA
Projects will be judged according to innovative and creative
building interiors with consideration given to space creation
and planning, furnishings, finishes and aesthetic presentation.
Consideration is also given to the modification of the interior
structure of the building, often working with other building or
business professionals and with clients.
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HIA Kitchen & Bathroom Awards recognise excellence in the Trends International Design Awards
construction and quality of workmanship, installation and design of
kitchens and bathrooms. The winners of the following categories at the
2020 HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards progress to compete in
The Awards acknowledge the talents of manufacturers, designers the prestigious Trends International Design Awards (TIDAs):
and installers to plan safe, functional and personalised spaces which
incorporate quality, innovation and aesthetically pleasing solutions. • HIA Australian Kitchen of the Year
• HIA Australian Bathroom of the Year
• HIA Australian Kitchen Design
• HIA Australian Bathroom Design
Category Definitions: Kitchen & Bathroom Awards
Bathroom of the Year Kitchen Design
This award acknowledges quality of workmanship in the manufacture The Kitchen Design category recognises excellence in design of
and installation of a complete single residential bathroom. a renovated or new residential project. Kitchen Design entries are
judged on the design, innovation and flair demonstrated by the
New Bathroom
designer. The entry must recognise the principle designer of the
A bathroom in a new extension or home shall be entered in the
project.
‘new’ category.
Kitchen Design entries must have been installed and completed
Renovated Bathroom
prior to close of entries.
A renovated bathroom is a new bathroom within an existing space.
Site inspections of Kitchen Design entries will not be undertaken,
therefore it is important that professional, high resolution images are
Bathroom Design supplied for judging.
The Bathroom Design category recognises excellence in
design of a renovated or new residential project. Bathroom
Design entries are judged on the design, innovation and flair
Affordable Kitchen
demonstrated by the designer. The entry must recognise the This award recognises a cost effective kitchen installed in a
principle designer of the project. residential dwelling which can include, but not limited to, modular
kitchens. Built from a standard design with simplified procedures to
Bathroom Design entries must have been installed and completed
fit into the home, which assists in delivering an affordable product.
prior to close of entries.
JUDGING CRITERIA
Site inspections of Bathroom Design entries will not be undertaken,
therefore it is important that professional, high resolution images are Projects will be judged according to quality of workmanship, visual
supplied for judging. appeal, innovation, work zone, ergonomics, features, movement,
lighting, design appearance and innovation, presentation drawings
and specifications.
Kitchen of the Year
This award acknowledges quality of workmanship in the Interior Cabinetry
manufacture and installation of a complete single residential kitchen.
This award recognises interior cabinetry designed and installed in a
It is recommended those involved in cabinetry for the project be residential dwelling including walk-in robes, bars, storage, bespoke
acknowledged on the entry e.g. cabinetmaker. furniture or any other creative cabinetry. Excluded from this category
is cabinetry in kitchens, bathrooms and laundries as this is to be
New Kitchen judged under those individual categories.
A kitchen in a new extension or home shall be entered in the “new”
category. JUDGING CRITERIA
Renovated Kitchen Projects will be judged according to quality of workmanship,
A renovated kitchen is a new kitchen within an existing space. presentation drawings and specification, design appearance and
innovation.
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Laundry Outdoor Kitchen
This award recognises excellence in the design, manufacture, This award recognises the popularity of outdoor living spaces which
installation and project coordination of a new or renovated laundry in incorporate outdoor cooking facilities. It can range from a BBQ in
a single dwelling. an outdoor area to a fully operative built-in outdoor kitchen which
functions for the most part exactly as an indoor kitchen would. An
JUDGING CRITERIA
outdoor kitchen area can be under the same roofline as the interior
Projects will be judged according to quality of workmanship, of the home but would not be permanently fully enclosed.
ergonomics and function, design, appearance, innovation and
JUDGING CRITERIA
presentation drawing and specification.
Projects will be judged according to quality of workmanship, work
zone and movement, ergonomics, features, presentation drawings
and specifications, design appearance and innovation.
2019 HIA-CSR QUEENSLAND HOUSING AND KITCHEN & BATHROOM AWARDS | 11Photographic Requirements
It is essential that professional quality photographs be provided at Photography Copyright
the time of entry, as the photographs supplied will be used for media
purposes to promote winning entries. You will not be contacted to Professional photographers routinely reserve copyright and other
supply better quality images if your project is a finalist or winner. To intellectual property rights of the photos they take for you, even
showcase your project at its best, it is strongly recommended that if you have purchased the images. As these images may be
photographs are taken by a professional photographer. Preferrably reproduced in promotional material, and as you are warranting this
supplied in landscape orientation will not infringe anyone’s copyright, it is important you obtain the
copyright of the photos.
All photographs should show differing aspects of the
project including unique features. Photos should not be If the photographer will not sell the copyright, you may obtain
digitally enhanced. their written agreement to the reprinting of the photos. A suitable
agreement is available at hia.com.au/qldawards
Images must be high resolution, minimum of 300dpi and submitted in
jpg or tiff format. Note: This signed documentation is not required for your entry, but
is required to protect you from copyright infringement.
Suggested daytime images:
• Streetscape/front elevation
Professional Photographers
• Kitchen
The following photographers are experienced in photographing
• Bathroom houses, kitchens and bathrooms to the greatest effect:
• Living Area Shaun Murray
07 3396 6184
• Outdoor 0411 461 596
• Points of difference www.bnephotographer.com.au
e.g. cellar, environmental features, storage solutions
• Apartment Complex
– foyer
– common area
– recreational facilities
Please supply 10 colour images of the project:
• 4 before photos when entering a renovation/addition (in addition
to the above images)
• 6 colour images for kitchen and bathroom entries
• 6-8 colour images for outdoor project entries
Project Price
Your Project Price must reflect the entire cost of the project as • Home automation systems
viewed by the judges. This is inclusive of your contract price +
• Kitchen appliances including stove/cooktop and rangehood as
variations + all works supplied or carried out by owner/others.
shown in the display home as viewed by the judges.
Your project price must include GST, site works, all extras, final PC
• Kitchen benches
and provisional sum adjustments. Do not include land price and the
cost of removable appliances such as fridges, microwaves, etc • Painting of interior walls
The project price of kitchen and bathroom entries must include • Pest barriers
all prime cost items such as cabinets, splashbacks, fixtures and
fittings, bench-tops, trades, etc. • Plumbing fittings and sanitary ware
Your project price determines which price category your project fits • Skirtings/architraves/cornices
into (where applicable). • Splashbacks
• Standard footings on a flat site
Display Homes only
• Taxes, fees, charges and levies applicable to the house on
The price of the home as displayed should include the following (if display
fitted in home to be viewed by the judges):
• Wet area tiling (floors and skirting)
• Air conditioning
• Window systems (glazing etc)
• Alfresco areas attached to the home
The price does not include items such as land, site works,
• Facade of house on display landscaping, fencing, light fittings and feature lighting, paving,
window dressings, security systems, pergolas, pool/spa and
• Floor coverings/tiling in living areas
decorator items, etc.
• Garages/roller doors
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ENTRY CHECKLIST Housing Awards
Your submission must include all the items in the following checklist. It is recommended you check you have digital files on your computer for each
of the items below. You can modify and revisit your submission at any time prior to submitting the entry. All online entries must be finalised and paid
for by the closing date.
PROJECT PROMOTION DESCRIPTION
Submit a description of at least 60 words about your entry
Detail aspects that are unique or unusual about the project, project challenges, client brief, innovations, environmental features, technology, use
of materials, etc. Used for promotion/publicity as well as judging purposes.
STAMPED APPROVED PLANS
Floor Plan
Site Plan (with North Point)
Elevations
Plans provided must reflect the finished building work. There should be no variations between submitted plans and the finished building work.
The plans should be the approved plans stamped from the council or private building surveyor, including any amendments approved to those
plans before or during construction.
LIST OF MATERIALS
List and description of internal and external materials
1-2 pages, including manufacturer, colours and special features
ENERGY RATING ASSESSMENT
Complete copy of energy rating certificate or ‘deemed to satisfy’ assessment report or information supplied with building application
If project exceeds a thermal performance rating of six stars (or equivalent)
Provide the rating
PROJECT PRICE
Provide a copy of the page of the contract that states the contract price, with the client’s signature
Include a summary of variations to the contract, with client signature where variations were made
Provide itemised details + costs of works by owner or others
Your Project Price must reflect the entire cost of the home as viewed by the judges. This is inclusive of your contract price + variations + all
works supplied or carried out by owner/others.
Your project price must include GST, site works, all extras, final PC and provisional sum adjustments. Do not include land price and the cost of
removable appliances such as fridges, microwaves, etc.
Your project price determines which price category your project fits into (where applicable).
BUILDERS OWN PROJECT
upply a signed letter on company letterhead stating the complete cost to build an identical project (including builders margin), which would be the
S
price offered to the home buying public.
For builders own projects a formal contract may not be applicable.
DISPLAY HOMES / APARTMENTS
Sales brochure and price list
PROJECT HOME ENTRIES
Supply display home brochure the project home is based on
CERTIFICATE
Supply certificate of occupancy or equivalent completion certificate
PHOTOGRAPHS
Ten (10) images must be uploaded per category/project entered.
RENOVATION / ADDITION ONLY
Four (4) before photos (in addition to images above)
OUTDOOR PROJECT ONLY
6-8 colour images
ADDITIONAL ITEMS
Date of practical completion Area of project including land
Map with directions to project Cost per square metre
Owner’s name and contact details Value of site works
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ENTRY CHECKLIST Kitchen & Bathroom Awards
Your submission must include all the items in the following checklist. It is recommended you check you have digital files on your computer for each of
the items below. You can modify and revisit your submission at any time prior to submitting the entry. All online entries must be finalised and paid for
by the closing date.
PROJECT PROMOTION DESCRIPTION
Submit a description of at least 60 words about your entry
Detail aspects that are unique or unusual about the project, project challenges, client brief, innovations, etc. Used for promotion/publicity as
well as judging purposes.
WORKING DRAWINGS
Drawings must include scale. Detailed working drawings, including:
floor plans
elevations and cross sections
cabinetry / joinery plans
perspectives (optional)
house plan with new work area identified
Plumbing, electrical/lighting and structural details must appear on plans and elevations
PROJECT PRICE
Your project price must only be the cost to build the project (kitchen, bathroom, etc) entered. Do not supply the cost to build the entire house.
Provide a copy of the page of the contract that states the contract price, with the client’s signature.
Include a summary of variations to the contract, with client signature where appropriate.
Your Project Price must reflect the entire cost of the project as viewed by the judges. This is inclusive of your contract price + variations + all
works supplied or carried out by owner/others.
Your project price must include GST, all prime-cost items, cabinets, splashbacks, benchtops, taps, sinks, baths, trades, installation, etc. Do not
include the cost of removable appliances such as fridges, microwaves, etc.
Your project price determines which price category your project fits into (where applicable).
BUILDERS OWN PROJECT
upply a signed letter on company letterhead stating the complete cost to build an identical project (including builders margin), which would be
S
the price offered to the home buying public.
For builders own projects a formal contract may not be applicable.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Supply six (6) colour images of the project entered (minimum)
RENOVATION / ADDITION ONLY
Supply four (4) before photos (in addition to images above)
ADDITIONAL ITEMS
Date of practical completion
Map with directions to project
Owner’s name and contact details
Dimension of project
Cost per square metre
Any items, including their cost, completed or supplied by others.
LIST OF MATERIALS USED IN THE PROJECT
List of materials used in project
Provide a list and description of materials used in project, such as: Cabinetry materials, finishes and colours / Appliances, or sanitary ware,
fixtures and fittings / Splash back or wall treatments / Flooring, painting and decorating
KITCHEN DESIGN AND BATHROOM DESIGN ONLY
In addition to the items listed above, please also submit the following
Design Statement
Provide details on your client brief; how requirements were achieved; needs fulfilled; problems overcome and innovations included in the project.
List of materials proposed to the client
Provide a list and description of materials proposed to the client, such as: Cabinetry materials, finishes and colours / Appliances, or sanitary
ware, fixtures and fittings / Splash back or wall treatments / Flooring, painting and decorating
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ENTRY CHECKLIST Interior Design & Decorate Awards
Your submission must include all the items in the following checklist. It is recommended you check you have digital files on your computer for each
of the items below. You can modify and revisit your submission at any time prior to submitting the entry. All online entries must be finalised and paid
for by the closing date.
PROJECT PROMOTION DESCRIPTION
Submit a description of at least 60 words about your entry
Detail aspects that are unique or unusual about the project, project challenges, innovations etc. Used for promotion/publicity as well as
judging purposes.
CLIENT BRIEF
PROJECT SCOPE OF WORK
Include any details on: budget limitations / cost effectiveness, specific challenges / limitations, innovation, liveability and / or adaptability of
space
WORKING DRAWINGS
floor plans
cabinetry / joinery plans
perspectives
house plan with new work area identified
PROJECT PRICE
Provide a copy of the page of the contract that states the contract price for this project with the client’s signature
Your Project Price must reflect the entire cost of the project as viewed by the judges. This is inclusive of your contract price + variations + all
works supplied or carried out by owner/others.
Your project price must include GST
PHOTOGRAPHS
Supply six (6) colour images of the project entered
Provide up to four (4) before photos
LIST OF MATERIALS USED IN PROJECT
Provide a list and description of materials used in project such as: cabinetry materials, finishes and colours
2019 HIA-CSR QUEENSLAND HOUSING AND KITCHEN & BATHROOM AWARDS | 15Judging Criteria Award categories
Townhouse / Villa Development
GreenSmart Sustainable Home
Renovation / Addition Project
Townhouse / Villa of the Year
Apartment of the Year
Bathroom of the Year
Specialised Housing
Apartment Complex
Professional Builder
Custom Built Home
Kitchen of the Year
Bathroom Design
Business Partner
Outdoor Project
Kitchen Design
Display Home
Project Home
Spec Home
Quality Of Workmanship 45 45 45 45 40 35 45 35 40 45 35 25 50 50
Design Effectiveness 25 25 25 25 30 35 25 35 30 20 20
Visual Appeal 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 8 25 6
Innovation 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 20 14
Environmental Sustainability 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 7
Market Relevance 5
Specialised Design Features & Innovation 15
Work Zone 6 7
Ergonomics 5 5 5 4
Features 5 5
Movement 5 5
Movement & Access 6 7
Fixtures & Fittings 5 10
Lighting 4 3
Lighting & Ventilation 4 4
Design Appearance & Innovation 15 20
Judging criteria
Design, Innovation & Flair 50 50
Presentation Drawings & Specification 10 20 10 20
Specification 5 5
Energy Efficiency and Energy Management 20
Water Efficiency and Water Management 20
Resource Efficiency 5
Protection of Indoor Air Quality 5
Cost Effectiveness 5
Customer Service and Satisfaction 25
Business Philosophy, Principles and
15
Leadership
Managing the Business 30
Business Planning, Marketing and Growth 25
Business Systems 10
Strategy and Development 10
Operations 50
Sales and Marketing 10
Finance 10
Upskilling / CPD 10
16 | 2019 HIA-CSR QUEENSLAND HOUSING AND KITCHEN & BATHROOM AWARDSConditions of entry
All entrants must comply with these conditions of entry
ENTRANT AND PROJECT ELIGIBILITY 11. The price of the home entered into the display home category
is to represent the repeatable price of the house on display at
1. a) Entrants must be financial members of the Housing the time of close of entry.
Industry Association Ltd (HIA) at the time of entry until the
completion of the awards program.
TERMS OF ENTRY
b) Where required by law, entrants must be appropriately
licensed or registered to carry out the project entered at all 12. Entrants will not be entitled to a refund for entries withdrawn
times. after the closing date.
c) Entrants warrant that each project entered complies with 13. All applicable sections of the entry form must be completed.
relevant legislative and statutory requirements. 14. If the project is entered into a category for which it does
2. a) The entry must be the work of the entrant and properly not qualify, HIA reserves the right to move the project to an
attributable to them. For example, where an entrant is appropriate category, without prior consent from the entrant.
entering as the Builder of a project, they must be the builder 15. Judges reserve the right to change category valuations for awards.
on the record for that Project, that is, the person named
as builder in the building contract, inspection reports and 16. HIA reserves the right to amalgamate categories to best
home owners warranty certificate. Where there is more than represent the industry if deemed appropriate.
one person who fits that description (for example where
17. Judges reserve the right to decline to present an Award in a
an owner builder permit was taken out, but the owner
particular category if a minimum standard of excellence has
subcontracted part of the project to a licensed builder) the
not been reached.
builder will be the person who performed the majority of
the actual building work on the finished project. Where the 18. HIA in its sole discretion may give, during or after the
contracted scope of works does not include all the building judging and/or conferral of the award, a comparable award,
work for the project entered and other building work has commendation or otherwise recognise any other entity (being
been performed by others directly engaged by the home a financial member of the Housing Industry) HIA considers
owner, this work should be identified on the entry form. contributed or collaborated to a material extent in the
Where the project was built by a partnership, all partners construction, design or delivery of the project being judged.
should be named as entrants unless they have given their
written prior consent to a different arrangement. Where 19. The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence will be
the project was built by a company, the company must entered into.
give their prior written consent if the entry is in the name of 20. Neither HIA nor the judges will be required to provide entrants
an individual Director or other person. The entrant should with feedback or a critique in relation to their entry or provide
provide supporting details of this in such cases. The same any reasons for their decision.
rule applies to Architects, Designers, Developers etc.
b) Builder and Architect/Designer/Council/Developer joint PUBLICITY & WARRANTIES
entries are acceptable provided they are all members of the
Association. 21. The entrant:
3. For kitchen project categories, it is recommended that the a) warrants that the details of its entry are correct in every
cabinetmaker or kitchen manufacturer be acknowledged as an respect and comply with the conditions of entry;
entrant. It is recommended that designers be acknowledged in
b) warrants that the entry has the client’s consent;
kitchen design and bathroom design categories.
c) warrants that the subject matter of the entry and material
4. Homes entered must be residential dwellings. Kitchen and
included with or as part of the entry (such as plans and
bathroom entries must be in residential dwellings.
photographs) does not infringe moral rights, copyright or
5. Previous award winning projects are ineligible to be re‑entered any other intellectual property right;
into the same category.
d) indemnifies HIA against such infringements;
6. Housing entries must have reached practical completion
e) grants to HIA an irrevocable license to use the subject
within the 24 months prior to the final closing date of entries.
matter of the entry and material included with or as part of
7. Kitchen & Bathroom projects and designs must have been the entry for any purpose in connection with the promotion
installed and completed in the 24 months prior to the final of HIA and the Awards;
close of entries date.
f) agrees to state the category, HIA region and the year
8. Project must be entered into the price category that best awarded, whenever disclosing information or promoting
represents the complete price. E.g. the Display Home price itself or the entry in any communications media, as a
is the total price of the display home as viewed by the judges finalist or winner in the Housing Awards and/or Kitchen &
with inclusions. Unless expressly included in the category Bathroom Awards; and
definition, this price should exclude pools, landscaping, land
g) agrees to comply with HIA Awards Advertising Standards,
costs, decorator items, and non-fixed furniture.
HIA Award winners conditions of use and HIA Award logo
9. Where the home is built for staff, friends, a family member or style guide.
is the builder’s own home, the contract price must represent
22. HIA and its associated media will only publish the entrant and/
the complete cost to build an identical home (including builders
or designer’s name, the category price range of all projects and
margins), which is the price offered to the home buying public.
the suburb. No street addresses or owner’s names will be used
(except Display Homes).
10. Projects must be located within the geographical boundaries of
the regional competition entered.
2019 HIA-CSR QUEENSLAND HOUSING AND KITCHEN & BATHROOM AWARDS | 17Conditions of entry continued
23. Entrants acknowledge that HIA take no responsibility for against the project be upheld by a Court of Law, awards shall
the quality of photos and plan produced nor any editorial be relinquished by the entrant and returned to HIA, at the point
discrepancies attached to any photo or plan. at which a judgement is delivered by a Court at first instance.
33. HIA does not guarantee that all entrants will be featured in
CLIENT/ENTRANT NOTIFICATION publications or promotional events related to HIA awards.
24. All entrants must gain the consent of the owner and any other
necessary third parties for the project or design to be entered MULTIPLE ENTRIES
into the competition.
34. If the same home is entered in more than one category (where
25. All entrants will be advised of the judging date and time by the allowable), the entrant must separately complete and submit
HIA following the close of entries. an online entry for each category entered together with a set of
plans and photos. Unless otherwise specified, an entry fee is
26. Each home will be viewed and judged by industry professionals payable for each category entered.
who volunteer their time. Entries will be viewed by the judges
within a 100km radius of the major regional centre. Entrants
outside this area may be judged at the discretion of the judges PRIVACY AND PERSONAL INFORMATION
and travelling costs may be borne by the entrant. Note: please
contact your Regional Office for specific details. 35. HIA may collect personal information (as defined in the Privacy
Act 1988 (Cth)) and other information relating to the entrant’s
business in order to administer the Awards. All entries become
DISQUALIFICATION HIA’s property.
27. HIA reserve the right to disqualify an entry before, during or 36. By participating in the Awards (including by submitting an entry),
after the contest judging, official announcement of winners and the entrant consents for HIA to use and disclose any personal
awards presentation without a refund if HIA determines that: information:
a) the entry or entrant breaches or otherwise fails to meet/ a) for the purposes set out in HIA’s Privacy Statement available
observe any of the above stated eligibility or contest at https://hia.com.au/privacy and
requirements; b) to HIA’s related entities, business partners, agencies,
b) HIA considers false or misleading information is intentionally sponsors and other third parties engaged to provide services
provided; in connection with the Awards, in order to:
(i) market to the entrant, including by email, SMS/MMS, mail,
c) problems or discrepancies arise between or among entrants, social media and telephone; and
designers and clients which HIA considers cannot be
amicably resolved by the parties involved within a reasonable (ii) administer the Awards.
time;
37. The entrant agrees that such consent continues unless
d) the project has not reached practical completion by the otherwise withdrawn. To withdraw consent to receive marketing
advertised final entry closing date; material from HIA or a third party or request that personal
information not be disclosed to a third party, the entrant may:
e) the price quoted fails to comply with entry guidelines;
a) Telephone HIA on 1300 650 620
f) the judges cannot gain access to the home at the
determined time and time does not permit them to re-visit b) Email qld_events@hia.com.au
the dwelling;
g) the member ceases to trade for whatever reason, becomes
bankrupt or insolvent between the close of entries and
announcement of awards; or
h) the entrant ceases to be a member of HIA.
28. In the case of disqualification after the awards’ ceremony,
the entrant will be required to return the award and a public
announcement may be made by HIA.
DISCLOSURE
29. The entrant agrees that any media comment in any
communications media and photographic display of any of the
entries will be at the discretion of HIA and the associated media.
30. HIA and its associated media accept no responsibility for any
incorrect details, spelling or other incorrect information stated in
the entry form.
31. HIA cannot guarantee the return of photographs, plans or any
other material supplied. All documentation will be securely
stored at the completion of the awards program.
32. The entrant acknowledges that should any copyright action
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