From Finalists to Winners: IMSU Celebrates Two HIA NSW Awards

Juno: Four-Time Finalist.

Now an Award Winner.

Winner: Kitchen in a Display Home Over $60,000

Four finalist nominations, including People’s Choice. One award-winning kitchen.

Since its unveiling at HomeWorld Oran Park, Juno has made a statement with its Mediterranean-inspired architecture, sweeping curves and sculptural detailing.

A Venetian plaster staircase anchors the home, while soaring voids, feature skylights and seamless indoor-outdoor connections give the design its signature sense of openness and movement.

At the centre of it all is the kitchen.

Generous in scale and intricate in detail, the space balances architectural expression with the practical demands of everyday living. Its form, finishes and connection to the surrounding living areas make it an integral part of Juno’s wider design story.

Now officially an HIA NSW award winner, Juno demonstrates that a functional family kitchen can be every bit as considered as the architecture around it.

Juno is open to explore at HomeWorld Oran Park, 15 Christie Street.

Explore Juno

Grove: HIA NSW

Project Home of the Year

Winner: Project Home of the Year

Also recognised as a People’s Choice finalist, Grove has earned one of the awards night’s major honours.

Located in Glenbrook at the foothills of the Blue Mountains, Grove is a bespoke two-storey residence that pairs contemporary architecture with natural materials and thoughtful spatial planning.

Its distinctive façade brings together gabled rooflines, expansive glazing and a striking stone chimney. Inside, generous open-plan living spaces connect to the outdoors, while private retreats and carefully considered details make the home equally suited to family life.

Grove began with a very personal brief.

After an earlier architectural design failed to meet their needs, the homeowners approached IMSU. Taking inspiration from our Morning Mist display home, they worked closely with the team to reimagine the design around their family and lifestyle.

The finished residence reflects that collaboration, from its layout and material selections through to its construction.

Its recognition as Project Home of the Year is a significant result for a home shaped by its owners’ vision and brought to life through IMSU’s integrated design and build process.

Explore Grove

21 HIA NSW Awards. And Counting.

Juno and Grove couldn’t be more different.

One is a Mediterranean-inspired display home designed to challenge expectations. The other, a deeply personal family residence shaped around the people who live in it.

Yet both reflect the same belief: great design begins with understanding how people want to live, with architectural thinking and construction expertise working together from day one.

These latest awards recognise the people and partnerships behind that approach.

We’re incredibly proud of our team, our trades and suppliers, and the homeowners who trust IMSU to bring their ideas to life.

With 21 HIA NSW awards to our name, we’re proud of how far we’ve come. And even more excited about what’s ahead.