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Awards
The Builders Association of the Twin Cities has several award programs for our members. These awards recognize excellence in several areas -- from quality and value of construction to business ethics.
Take a look at these, our most recent award winners!
 Reggie AwardsSM
Our most coveted construction awards, the Reggie Awardssm are presented each October to about 40 builders. Their homes displayed in the Parade of Homes Fall Showcasesm are judged for design and construction quality and value by their peers.
Trillium AwardsSM
These awards recognize the partnership between builder and associate member for quality relating to various components and aspects of new homes on display in the Parade of Homes Spring Previewsm. About 20 categories are judged by industry professionals, and include bests in architect, carpet, countertops, hardwood flooring, lighting, and the like.
 ROMA AwardsSM
The Remodeler of Merit Awards honor our remodeler members for quality and value in remodeling projects that range from baths and kitchens, to additions and whole house remodels. Professional remodelers judge their peers on creativity in meeting the unique challenges of remodeling, and in successfully meeting the needs, desires, and budgets of their clients.
Builder of the Year Award, Remodeler of the Year and Associate of the YearSM
Each year one builder, one remodeler and one associate member of the Builders Association of the Twin Cities earns this most prestigious award that recognizes trust, communication, loyalty and ethics in business dealings between builders/remodelers and the associate members with whom they work. (Associate members are the companies that supply produts, materials, and sevices to builders and remodelers.)
Bennie Awards
The Bennie Awards recognize excellence in neighborhood design and construction. Judging criteria includes aesthetic appeal, land plan, retention of natural features, amenities such as parks and trails, as well as traffic flow. A separate category judges neighborhoods using added "smart growth" criteria that includes mixed-use opportunities, range of housing types and prices (lifecycle housing), and pedestrian appeal.
Peoples Choice Award
 This annual award allows consumers to rate individual homes by comparing the quality and design to a hypothetical “ideal” home for the price. The homes that the general public rated the highest win.
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