All The Winners From The 2024 BILD Awards

It’s that time of year again! The Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) has unveiled its picks for the best in the design, construction, marketing, and sales of new homes in the Greater Toronto Area.

The winners of the 2024 BILD Awards were announced at a ceremony on Thursday, May 30, 2024, where 49 awards were handed out to major players in the homebuilding game. Winners were selected from over 930 submitted entries by 40 expert judges from across North America.

“The BILD Awards is one of the largest and most prestigious awards programs of its kind in North America,” said Dave Wilkes, BILD President & CEO. “This year’s finalists and winners exemplify outstanding innovation and showcase the excellence of the building industry in the Greater Toronto Area.”

Of particular note was BILD’s Lifetime Achievement Award, which was presented to Alan Menkes, President High-Rise Developer for Menkes Developments. The Lifetime Achievement Award is the highest honour BILD can present to a member.

With further ado, here are the rest of the winners from the 2024 BILD Awards:

BILD Awards Winners: Pinnacle Award Winners

Home Builder of the Year, Low-Rise: OPUS Homes

Home Builder of the Year, Mid/High-Rise: Brixen Developments Inc.

Green Builder Of The Year, Low-Rise: Minto Communities

Green Builder Of The Year, Mid/High-Rise: Tridel

Best International Project Of The Year:Concord Adex/Pacific - Marylebone Square, Central London, UK

Best Community - Built: RioCan Living & Tridel - The Well - BDP Quadrangle, Giannone Petricone Associates Inc. Architects, The Brand Factory

Best New Community - Planned/Under Development:Fitzrovia - Elm & Ledbury - Turner Fleischer Architects Inc.

Best Purpose-Built Rental Project:RioCan Living – FourFifty The Well - Figure3, The Brand Factory

Project Of The Year, Low-Rise: Minto Communities - The Heights of Harmony, Phase II - RN Design Ltd., O2 Planning + Design, The Brand Factory, PUREBLINK

Project Of The Year, Mid/High-Rise:RioCan Living – FourFifty The Well - Figure3, The Brand Factory

People’s Choice Award:Fitzrovia - Elm & Ledbury - Turner Fleischer Architects Inc.

BILD Awards Winners: People and Sales

Best Salesperson Or Team, Mid/High-Rise: Baker Real Estate Incorporated - Metropia, Union City

Best Salesperson Or Team, Low-Rise:Pivot Real Estate Group – Geranium, Clarehaven Estates

Stephen Dupuis CSR Award (Pinnacle): The Daniels Corporation

Diversity, Equity And Inclusion Award: Mattamy Homes

Angelo DelZotto Fearless Innovator Award (Pinnacle): TAS

Best Customer Care: Tridel

Best Presentation Centre: Amexon Development Corporation - The Residences at Central Park - Core Architects, II by IV Design

Riley Brethour Leadership Award (Pinnacle): Linda O'Connor, Ryan Design International.

BILD Awards Winners: Marketing

Best Project Branding & Identity, Low-Rise: Cachet Homes – Binbrook - Ryan Design International

Best Project Branding & Identity, Mid/High-Rise: Marlin Spring Developments & RioCan Living - Above Condos - The Brand Factory, JoeyAi

Best Organic Social Campaign: Gupta Group Developments – Corporate Campaign - Montana Steele Advertising

Best Brochure, Mid/High-Rise: Lifetime Developments & DiamondCorp – Q Tower – Montana Steele Advertising, Austin Birch, U31

Best Brochure, Low-Rise: Primont – The Summit 2 – The Brand Factory

Best Site Signage:Strata Condos – PUREBLINK, Corcoran Horizon Realty

Best Website: Strata Condos – PUREBLINK, Corcoran Horizon Realty

Best Short Video: Camrost Felcorp - Raglan House - Gladstone Media Inc., PUREBLINK

Best Long Video:Brightwater – Gladstone Media Inc.

Best Rendering, Low-Rise: Primont - The Summit - The Brand Factory Inc.

Best Home Interior Rendering, Low-Rise: Fernbrook Homes & Zancor Homes – King’s Calling – Guidelines Advertising

Best Rendering, Mid/High-Rise: Fitzrovia - Elm & Ledbury, The Mews – ADHOC STUDIO, Turner Fleischer Architects Inc.

Best Home Interior Rendering, Mid/High-Rise: Strata Condos (Kitchen, Living) – PUREBLINK, Corcoran Horizon RealtyPage 4 of 7

Best Amenity Rendering, Mid/High-Rise: Capital Developments - Park Road – Cecconi Simone Inc., Baker Real Estate Incorporated, kg&a

Best Experiential Marketing Campaign: Fitzrovia – Pride Extravaganza

Best Advertising Campaign, Paid Media (Pinnacle): Freed Developments - Freed Hotel & Residences - Gladstone Media Inc., PUREBLINK, DesignAgency, PSR Brokerage

Best Overall Marketing Campaign (Pinnacle):Strata Condos – PUREBLINK, Corcoran Horizon Realty

BILD Awards Winners: Architecture and Design

Best Suite Design: Menkes Developments & QuadReal Property Group - Bravo Condominiums, Koyto 561 – Turner Fleischer Architects Inc., Figure3, MKS Realty Inc., The Brand Factory

Best Suite Design, Large: ByBurnac - The Bedford, Suite 2757 - The Brand Factory, ADHOC STUDIO, Austin Birch

Best Innovative Suite Design: MOD Developments - 55C Bloor Yorkville Residences, Suite 04 – Cecconi Simone Inc.

Best Model Suite:MOD Developments - 55C Bloor Yorkville Residences, Suite 06 - Cecconi Simone Inc.

Best Mid-Rise Building Design (Pinnacle): Aspen Ridge Homes - Lily At Crosstown – The Brand Factory

Best High-Rise Building Design (Pinnacle): Fitzrovia - Elm & Ledbury - Turner Fleischer Architects Inc.

Best Single-Detached House Design: Fourteen Estates Ltd. - Eden Park, L5 - Cassidy & Company Architectural Technologists

Best Single-Detached House Design, Large: Zancor Homes & Fernbrook Homes - King's Calling , Maiden - Hunt Design Associates Inc., Guidelines Advertising

Best Semi/Townhouse Design: Mansouri Living - North on Bayview Forest Towns, Poplar - BDP Quadrangle, II by IV Design, McOuat Partnership, Bousfields Inc., PMA Brethour Realty Group

Best Innovative House Design: Treasure Hill - Legacy Hill, Richmond Corner - 4 Architecture Inc.

Best Model Home: Minto Communities & Metropia - Union Village, Net Zero Model Home - RN Design Ltd.

A comprehensive list of all winners and finalists can be found on the BILD 2024 Awards website.

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All The Winners From The 2024 BILD Awards

The Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) has unveiled its 2024 picks for the best in the design, construction, marketing, and sales of new homes in the Greater Toronto Area.

BILD Awards Winners: Pinnacle Award Winners

BILD Awards Winners: People and Sales

BILD Awards Winners: Marketing

BILD Awards Winners: Architecture and Design

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