the nameplate company Family takes a bow in building awards

Business leader Bruce Clera said one of the company's awards was the best heritage renovation of a brick house on George Street in Launceston, valued at less than $500,000.Joel Shea, the owner, said he was not surprised to learn about the award.We are happy to stay here-Mr. Shayer said they did a very good job."This is the best piece we have ever seen, the house is warm and comfortable.
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Crerar said that the work of Alex Lithgow, director of the New Zealand Brass Band, was the inspiration for the House's nameplate, Invercargill."He lived in Invercargill in 1910 and wrote the Invercargill March in the house," Mr Crerar said .".Best heritage renovation, open value.Best bathroom.Best use of wood.Inspiration Award for judges.Builders of the year.Doing business with Bruce Claira and his wife Pam was son Adam and Vaughan and their wives Jackie and Tamara.
Brother fair wins in Heritage List or architectural restoration period CategoryRenovation of open value, lifestyle housing for the elderly (open value), new construction of $5 million to $10 million, new construction of more than $10 million, renovation of less than $1 million, medium density building (open value ), in a new commercial project of more than $1 million, the best use of glass and masonry and the four major commercial builders of the year