National Design Award Winners 2022

2022 National Design Excellence Award Winner

The Overall Design Winner in this year’s BDAA National Design Awards is Reece Keil, whose Hidden Haven claimed the top prize and other honours in the 2022 competition. With a point of difference from an ‘outside the box’ approach Reece Keil Design established in 2005 to focus on delivering award-winning designs for a diverse range of industries.

After years of designing residential, retail, resort and hospitality projects throughout the Gold Coast greater region, interstate and abroad, Reece’s specific passion for bespoke residential design thrived and set the direction for his professional career. With multiple awards across a diverse range of residential projects and featured articles throughout major magazine publications to match, Reece Keil Design offers a stress free approach to delivering unique residential design outcomes across all project budgets.

“The idea of creating something from nothing sounds daunting to most – I treat it quite simply: Think about what someone else would likely design then design something completely different to ensure the outcome is much better”.

Reece’s message to potential clients:

“Choosing the right person to design your home is actually more important than the design of the home itself, because great things come from great relationships. That said, just give me a call and lets talk like friends about you, your lifestyle and how we are going to turn your vision into something mind blowing”.

2022 National Design Excellence Award Winner

The Full 2022 Award Winners List

National Design Excellence Award

Thermal Design Excellence Award

Chris Reardon Memorial Award for Sustainable Buildings

New Residential Buildings (up to $500,000)

New Residential Buildings ($500,000 to $750,000)

New Residential Buildings ($750,000 to $1.0m)

New Residential Buildings ($1.0m to $1.5m)

New Residential Buildings ($1.5m to $2.0m)

New Residential Buildings (over $2.0m)

Multi-Residential Buildings (up to 3 storeys)

Multi-Residential Buildings (over 3 storeys)

Residential Alterations / Additions (up to $500,000)

Residential Alterations / Additions (over $500,000)

Secondary Dwellings / Granny Flats

Heritage Buildings / Adaptive Re-use

Public Buildings / Structures

Commercial Buildings

Industrial Buildings

Small Lot Housing (max. lot 350 sqm)

Residential Interiors

Commercial Interiors

Kitchen Design

Bathroom Design

Open Project (up to $100,000)

Landscape Design

Documentation Quality

Student Design (Open)

Student Design (Set Brief)

Unbuilt Work

Unbuilt Work (Concept Design)

Architectural Window Systems

Colorbond

Hebel

Hyne Timber

Innovative Timber Ideas

James Hardie

Lysaght

Weathertex