WA Sustainable Home recognised among Australia's best
Two WA businesses won sustainability awards at the 2026 HIA Australian GreenSmart Awards in Melbourne. The event recognised best practice in sustainable residential building across Australia.
Which WA builders won at the 2026 HIA Australian GreenSmart Awards?
Builders and related trades in WA and nationally may benchmark against award winners for sustainable building practices affecting project specifications.
Key takeaways
- Two WA businesses took out sustainability awards at the 2026 HIA Australian GreenSmart Awards.
- The awards were announced on 22 July in Melbourne, recognising national best practice.
- The GreenSmart Awards focus on sustainable residential building across Australia.
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