Building a Construction Team - In this episode, we sat down with Todd and chatted about his experience with the building industry, how he dealt with setbacks in the past, and the importance of good leadership skills for building companies.

Living within walking distance of two beaches in a stylish home that encapsulates the best of two eras feels like nirvana for British emigrés Ross and Emma Parker.

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As serial renovators, little deters them. When they spotted this villa for sale in 2019, they were ready for a new challenge. “The house had not been touched in years; it was painted minty green, had lots of mould and the carpets were literally threadbare,” she says. Ross was pragmatic: “Villas are great if you can renovate them, but dreadful if you can’t.”

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The Annual People’s Choice Award from the Houzz Community Highlights the most popular designs and top ratings.

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Broswick Builders has won a “Best Of Houzz” award for Design on Houzz®, the leading platform for home renovation and design. Broswick’s work was chosen by the millions of homeowners that comprise the Houzz community from among more than 2.5 million active home building, renovation and design industry professionals. Broswick won this award for a kitchen in this renovation in Northcote Point.

Our Registered Master Builder's Auckland Supreme Award winning renovation in Grey Lynn was visited by Carolyne Robinson and the Seven Sharp Team.

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Watch the Broswick Team renovate this Ponsonby Villa on TV3s Creative Living show.

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Presented by Resident Builder and radio personality, Peter Wolfkamp, Creative Living follows an Auckland couple as they renovate their run-down villa. Every week you’ll learn some simple techniques that could save you money and help future-proof what’s probably your biggest asset – your home.

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A daring duo throws caution to the wind to revamp their '80s Auckland home with flair

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The top 100 homes in the Registered Master Builders 'House of the Year Competition' have been revealed.

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The national awards recognise home renovations at both ends of the market with some home owners spending more than a million dollars on renovations.

There are also awards for those who spend a bit less.

Cover feature of a recently completed project in Cheltenham Road, Devonport.

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​Evolving from a distinctly traditional residence into a modern family home. Curated rooms consist of contemporary forms sitting harmoniously within the architectural foundations of a 1910's villa.

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A villa in Northcote Point, remodelled by Broswick Builders, has won the Supreme Renovation award in Auckland.  Judges said the full update of the villa was so well executed it was almost impossible to tell where the old house ended and the new began.

"The builder has painstakingly sourced matching products like the timber windows, doors, flooring and mouldings. Large timber sliding doors on to flush timber decking have been beautifully installed. This is a beautiful renovation and is more than worthy of the supreme renovation award."

A work of art is how the judges at the 2017 House of the Year Awards described the Grey Lynn cottage renovated by Broswick Builders.

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Old-world craftsmanship has been lost by many builders, but Todd says his guys have the skills necessary to work on older villas, and that was clearly demonstrated in this award-winning renovation.

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In the 1920s, part of a kit-set bungalow was shipped from California across the Pacific to a beach side Auckland suburb, where it joined a street of similar bungalows half a block from the sea.

Ninety years later, the spacious example of Arts and Crafts was lovingly renovated by new owners who, with a team of enthusiasts, restored the old beauty to better than new.

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The original house was a villa in Devonport that was stuck in a time warp. It required a full renovation and a large extension was added to create more space. The clients wanted to create a light airy home with a beachside feeling.

Another notable renovation, in Devonport, by Broswick Builders won the Bunnings Renovation $750,000 - $1.5 million category and a Gold Award.

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This renovation is a fantastic integration between the old and new, along with a stunning combination of classical, chic and some industrial, which has created a wonderful family home. This home is a wonderful collaboration between builder, client, and architect.

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Judges called this home a perfect example
of a great renovation that showcases what
a seamless restoration can look like.

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"The builders were incredibly skilled in
crafting almost faultless details that
appropriately matched the existing
home. This home clearly demonstrates
the incredible effort and passion shown
between owner and builder.”

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Broswick Builders took home 5 Awards at the 2017 Auckland Registered Master Builder's House of the Year competition for their renovation in Grey Lynn.

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• Gold Reserve Award - Reno Over $1 mill

• Local Category Winner - Reno Over $1mill

• Local Supreme Winner - Renovation

• Lifestyle Award Winner - Sustainable

• Local Craftsmanship Award

Broswick Builders took home 5 Awards at the 2017 Auckland Registered Master Builder's House of the Year competition for their renovation in Grey Lynn.

• Gold Award - Renovation Over $1 million

• Local Category Winner - Reno > $1mill

• Local Supreme Winner - Renovation

• Lifestyle Award Winner - Sustainable

• Local Craftsmanship Award

Interior feature in the Grand Designs New Zealand Magazine.

Sitting like a Faberge Egg in the heart of Auckland's suburbia is a jewel of a home encased in a black cedar box.

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New bathrooms are often right at the top of the list of renovation projects. And there may well be space limitations, but that doesn't mean you have to compromise good design.

These two bathrooms, which were part of the extensive renovation of a character home in Devonport, show just what can be achieved in a small space.