Awards and Recognition – TSA in the Spotlight

It’s always pleasing and rewarding to see our people and so many of the projects that TSA has had the privilege of working on receiving industry awards.

The month of May has made us especially proud – winning back-to-back accolades at the Engineering New Zealand Te Ao Rangahau – Auckland Branch Awards and Master Builders Association’s New Zealand (MBA NZ) Commercial Project Awards.

Engineering New Zealand Te Ao Rangahau – Auckland Branch Awards, 26 May 2022

Sophie Tingey from our Auckland office won the ‘Outstanding Emerging Professional Award’, where nominees were required to display the ability to inspire others and show potential to contribute to engineering and be a leader of tomorrow. Since starting with TSA, Sophie has worked on the Papakura to Pukekohe Electrification Project for KiwiRail.

Sophie commented that she was honoured to receive this award from Engineering NZ and having her engineering roots recognised as a project Manager and to be representing the next generation of up-and-coming professionals in our industry.

As part of the Downtown Infrastructure Development Programme – Te Wānanga (Downtown Public Space) project team for winning the Arthur Meade Award.

The objectives of this award are to encourage, recognise and publicise significant contributions to the sustainability and improvement of the environment. This project embodies positive impact – demonstrating that for TSA, it is not just about the things we build, but primarily the positive legacy we help generate for the communities in which we work.

Master Builders Association’s New Zealand – Commercial Project Awards, 20 May 2022

The NZ Commercial Project Awards recognise and showcase the contribution and innovation of project teams and where collaboration, innovation, and what the team achieves together are key. TSA along with our project partners were recipients of awards for the following projects.

Foodstuffs North Island Head Office – winner of the Sustainability Award Category and National Category winner and Gold winner in the CARTERS Commercial Category.

Te Ngau o Horotiu (Ferry Basin Redevelopment) and Te Wānanga (Downtown Public Space) – Gold Winner in the Civic Category.

Selwyn Street Student Accommodation – Gold winner in the Winstone Wallboards Residential Category.

Te Wānanga (Downtown Public Space) Project

Finalists

TSA is also proud to be finalists for awards to be announced later in the year – including:

• Auckland City Mission’s HomeGround project is a finalist in the Community & Affordable Housing Property Award and Green Building Property Award categories for the Property Council New Zealand Property Industry Awards 2022.
• Cuba Street Refurbishment Team and Mayfair House Refurbishment Team are both finalists in the Colliers Best Team Category for the Wellington Property People Awards 2022.

Congratulations to all involved on these outstanding projects!