AWARDS SBE team members have received awards at both State and National levels.
2009 National Australian Women in Construction Winners of the Crystal Vision Award for advancing the interests of women in the construction industry.
2009 National Australian Women in Construction Winners of The Building Commission Award for outstanding achievement as a business woman.
2007 Royal Australian Institute of Architects (Tasmanian Chapter) Sustainable Architecture, Heritage and Public Architecture For the design of the School of Architecture at the University of Tasmania as architects in collaboration with Six Degrees.
2007 Royal Australian Institute of Architects (National) Award for Sustainable Architecture University of Tasmania School of Architecture in collaboration with Six Degrees.
2007 Royal Australian Institute of Architects Lachlan Macquarie Award for Heritage University of Tasmania School of Architecture in collaboration with Six Degrees.
2007 Royal Australian Institute of Architects Sustainable Architecture - commendation Filter House Broome WA 'Filter House' demonstrating sustainability leadership in the provision of public housing in northwest of Western Australia. Constructed in Broome by the Western Australian Department of Housing and Works.
2007 Public & Commercial Buildings Six Degrees Architects and Sustainable Built Environments for School of Architecture, University of Tasmania
2005 HIA Greensmart Award for National Energy Efficiency Awarded "Filter House' demonstrating sustainability leadership in the provision of public housing in northwest of Western Australia. Constructed in Broome by the Western Australian Department of Housing and Works.
2003 West Australian Department of Housing and Works National Broome Sustainable Housing Competition Winner For design of a sustainable public housing prototype, appropriate for north-western Australia
2002 Boroondara City Council 2001 – 02 Design Awards Energy efficiency and / or sustainability category – Joint winner For 53 –55 Cotham Road, Kew townhouses.
2001 Royal Australian Planning Institute (Victorian Division) Awards for planning excellence Ecologically sustainable development category - commendation For co-authoring with Planisphere the City of Melbourne ESD Planning Guidelines
2001 Royal Australian Institute of Architects (Victorian Chapter) – Sustainable Architecture - winner For the design of the most energy efficient and environmentally sensitive residential project in Victoria for the Bairnsdale house.
2001 City of Port Phillip 2000 Design and Development awards – winner – category six: best contribution to achieving sustainable development For the design of the residential extension in St Kilda that incorporates low energy and ESD features.