Spadaccini Homes claims top MBA award

Spadaccini Homes has collected the top honour at this year’s Master Builders Association of WA housing excellence awards, for its North Beach home.

The three-storey home on West Coast Drive features four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a custom walk-in robe with generous shoe space, spiral staircase and a stand-alone studio.

The builder was also recognised for tradesperson of the year for its work on the North Perth house, along with Hardrock Plastering.

Chief judge Robert Shaw said the North Beach home, dubbed The Peak, exceeded all expectations, acknowledging the difficulties the sector faced with rising construction costs and labour shortages.

“The entries in this year’s awards have surpassed anything our judges expected,” he said.

“It has been a tough 12 months for our industry, so to see such high-quality homes shows how resilient how industry is,” he said.

“These top-tier homes tend to have a smaller margin for error given their grandeur.

“The complex nature of The Peak is a testament to the talent and expertise present within Spadaccini Homes and something they should all be proud of.”

Other major category winners included Adrian Zorzi for best country home, Atrium Homes for best display home and Xon Construction for best alterations and additions.

Judges assessed more than 300 entries across 29 categories for this year’s awards, held at Crown Resort at the weekend.

MBA WA executive director John Gelavis said he was impressed by the quality of submissions in such a challenging period.

“During such unprecedented times, we were pleased to see our members continuing to strive for excellence,” he said.

“It has been an extremely challenging year, and despite setbacks, we have seen some incredible work produced.”

Eligible WA winners will go in the running to win a national award.