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Blackheath Studio wins National Timber Award

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Design King was very excited to win the award for best small budget project & a finalist in the residential best house category!

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Last week the National Timber Awards were announced in Melbourne. Design King was very excited to win the award for best small budget project and also be a finalist in the residential best house category! This little project in the Blue Mountains was up against some very sophisticated and beautiful buildings which makes this award really special. Thank you to all the people at TDA for your exceptional efforts in promoting timber in design.

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