Toronto’s Tridel walks away with top honour in home building

by Katie Daniel | October 3, 2016 12:39 pm

The Ontario Home Builders’ Association (OHBA) announced its 2016 award of distinction winners, including Tridel, which won Ontario home builder of the year.

Tridel, based in Toronto, was chosen based on its commitment to building sustainable communities, its involvement and initiatives within its communities, and its devotion to customer engagement and service. Tridel structures are built to conserve more energy, water, and resources than standard code-compliant buildings. The company has built several communities that include both residential and commercial spaces.

Tridel is an advocate for community action. It created Building Opportunities for Life Today (BOLT) in 2009, which is a collaborative initiative to connect youth-at-risk to careers in construction. To date, the company has raised $1.2 million to provide 168 scholarships for this program.

Other prestigious award-winners include:

• Amsted Design-Build (Ottawa)—Ontario renovator of the year;
• Great Gulf for Summerlyn Village (Simcoe County)—project of the year for low-rise;
• Minto Communities for Bside at Minto Westside (Toronto)—project of the year for mid/high-rise; and
• Branthaven Homes for Lake House (Grimsby)—people’s choice.

There were 39 categories in the Award of Distinction program honouring innovation and excellence in the areas of design, sales, and marketing.

For a full list of winners, click here.[1]

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