NAHB Global Innovation Awards
The NAHB Global Innovation Awards annually recognize the most cutting-edge, advanced and original products, services, homes, communities and champions of the building industry from around the world. If your company offers products and services to the home building industry in the U.S. — and beyond — this is your opportunity to Rise Up – Be Recognized – and Shine On!
Award winners are recognized at the most prestigious global building awards program, The Nationals at the NAHB International Builders’ Show® (IBS).
Learn more about the GIA benefits and GIA categories, criteria, judging and guidelines.
Congratulations to the 2021 Winners!
International Home of the Year
Round Prairie Elders’ Lodge
Saskatoon, Canada
Building Material & Construction Component
Hardie™ Architectural Collection
James Hardie
Chicago
Judges Special Award
Hüga Technology
Grandio
Córdoba, Argentina
Research and Global
Joseph Lstiburek
2021 GIA Winner’s Profile
Building Science Corporation
Chicago and Ontario, Canada
View The Nationals Winners eBook
A special thanks to the 2021 GIA judges
- Art Danielian
- Jeff M. Wilson
- Margaret A. Wylde
- Mick Fabar
- Victor Mirontschuk
“Recognition by NAHB will bring credibility and acceptance of this new concept promoting global wellness in how we live, both within the walls of our homes as well as in the surrounding environment.”
“What an honor to be recognized by such a reputable organization as NAHB. Winning the Global Innovation Award will bring worldwide exposure to SWiDGET. It provides great value and credibility through the recognition by NAHB and will help us market and sell our products more successfully to the builder community.”
“Being recognized for the Square D Energy Center is bringing Schneider Electric’s global energy initiatives into the homes and hands of the North American residential market. The Energy Center has unmatched system intelligence giving homeowners digital control over how energy is used and store –even in the event of an outage – so they can power the things that matter.”