Sustainable Homes recognised at HIA Australian GreenSmart Awards
Zanetto Builders from Tasmania won three national titles at the 2026 HIA Australian GreenSmart Awards, including the top HIA Australian GreenSmart Home award.
3 national titles won by Zanetto Builders at the 2026 HIA Australian GreenSmart Awards
Which builders won the 2026 HIA Australian GreenSmart Awards?
Builders across Australia can benchmark sustainable construction standards. Award results signal growing industry focus on green building practices.
Key takeaways
- Tasmania's Zanetto Builders took home three national titles at the 2026 HIA GreenSmart Awards.
- The top prize was the HIA Australian GreenSmart Home award, partnered by Clipsal by Schneider Electric.
- The awards highlight best practice in sustainable residential construction across Australia.
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