One Queenstown and three Dunedin construction projects won awards at the Registered Master Builders Association Commercial Projects of the Year Awards in Auckland on Friday night.
The Manaaki by Mercy project in Dunedin, a surgical facility and chemotherapy unit at Mercy Hospital, won gold and category award in the Altus Health Project section. It was built by Naylor Love Construction.
The Cobb & Co restaurant refit in the Dunedin Railway Station won gold in the commercial fit-out nationwide open category (which included builds in excess of $25M).
The work was done by Livingstone Building NZ. It also won the Value Awards under $2 million category.
In Queenstown, the Rydges restaurant and bar refurbishment by Naylor Love Construction won gold and category in the retail section. A bronze was won by Speight’s Brewery Tour in Dunedin in the PlaceMakers tourism and leisure category, for a refurbishment by Leighs Construction.
Skellerup’s $25 million Project Viking in Christchurch was named the Supreme Commercial Project of the Year. The work was done by Calder Stewart Construction.
