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Outstanding land estates in the Perth suburbs were among those projects recognised at the UDIA WA Awards for Excellence last month.
Cedar Woods’ flagship Bushmead development was awarded the 2018 UDIA EnviroDevelopment Chairman’s Choice Award, while Now Living, in conjunction with LWP Property Group and the Department of Communities, took out the Excellence in Small Scale Infill Development for the Verge micro-lot precinct at Ellenbrook.
Presented in recognition of Bushmead’s outstanding environmental initiatives designed to lessen its environmental footprint, Cedar Woods State Manager Ben Rosser said the Chairman’s Choice award was high praise for the developer’s efforts on the project.
“Industry-leading initiatives implemented at Bushmead include reusing and recycling at least 60 per cent of construction waste within the estate, using a minimum 20 per cent of reused or recycled materials in construction, strict design requirements on water and energy use and offering a $10,000 Enviro Package for buyers that includes PV solar cells and plumbed-in water tanks,” he said.
“What we are trying to create at Bushmead is a truly unique development that aligns with Cedar Woods’ vision to acquire unique sites that complement the company’s aptitude for excellent planning, environmental enhancement and high-quality design.”
The judges praised Cedar Woods’ approach to enhancing community engagement and education through school programs and sustainability workshops.
Meanwhile, the Verge micro-lot precinct was recognised in the Small-Scale Infill Development category for delivering the state’s first green-titled blocks under 100sqm.
The project, which offers entry point house and land packages from $294,000, was commended for increasing diversity in the Perth property market without prior precedent.
The precinct comprises 11 double-storey houses, 10 of which are built on 80sqm lots, with frontages as small as 8m.
“These homes have been an exemplary project for Now Living, allowing us to showcase innovation and the delivery of diversity into the Perth property market,” Now Living General Manager Troy Gorton said.
“To win at such a prestigious industry event is a great achievement and is a great way to acknowledge what a successful partnership between a builder and developer can achieve.”
Other winners included Peet Limited, which was recognised in the Masterplanned Development category for its Lakelands Estate near Mandurah. A partner on the Verge precinct, LWP Property Group also took out the Residential Development category for Trinity at Alkimos.
Visit the UDIA WA website for a full list of winners.
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