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Treehouse by ARIA Property has won a national award for excellence from the UDIA.
QUEENSLAND developments have won the top gongs at this year’s Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) Awards.
AVID Property Group took home the Project of the Year Award for its $3b masterplanned community, Harmony, on the Sunshine Coast.
It also won the award for Masterplanned Communities.
Harmony will be home to 18,000 residents in 5000 dwellings when it nears completion in 2026, AVID Property Group say.
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Aria Property won the High Density Development Award for its boutique ‘TreeHouse’ residential project in West End, marking the Brisbane developer’s fifth national win in seven years.
AsheMorgan & DMain Corporation won the Urban Renewal award for Midtown Centre — its modern, commercial building in Brisbane’s CBD.
The Award for Marketing went to Sekisui House Australia for Altura at West Village, and Altum Property Group won the best Medium Density Development for Parkridge Noosa.
A drone shot of Avid Property Group’s Harmony Estate at Palmview.
The UDIA National Awards for Excellence 2023 were announced on Thursday night at a gala dinner in Perth.
UDIA national president Maxwell Shifman said the awards were highly regarded across the industry, and judging the entries took a great deal of time and dedication.
Treehouse by ARIA Property.
“This year, I was proud to see the winners from each state recognised for their ability to innovate and adapt to a rapidly changing marketplace and reflect the outstanding individual qualities present in our membership,” Mr Shifman said.
Aria Property development manager Brent Liddell said it was an honour to have the project recognised by one of the industry’s most reputable associations.
The facade of TreeHouse by ARIA Property Group. Image supplied by ARIA.
“Being recognised by the UDIA is a testament to Aria Property’s commitment to continually achieve the best outcome,” he said.
“Everything at TreeHouse is designed to support better living, from state-of-the-art amenities to the views and integration of Davies Park, which flow through to the details of the building.”
Inside one of the Treehouse apartments.
TreeHouse is a 12-storey, 90-apartment building at 111 Jane Street that merges lush greenery with architecture, inspired by the green buildings found throughout Singapore.
Each apartment balcony sits adjacent to a garden or tree canopy, while the building’s facade features more than 70 trees that bloom purple in late summer.
The rooftop at TreeHouse by ARIA Property Group. Image supplied.
All apartments were sold off-the-plan, with prices ranging from $389,000 to $1.5m.
Since completion in 2021, a number of apartments have experienced significant capital growth, with returns of between 15 per cent and 40 per cent.
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