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Who will you trust to design and build your dream home ? Did you know that resolving the disputes regarding design becomes difficult and costly once the structure has been erected ? This is why the client needs to kept in the loop during the design stage at all times. If you have a certain design style idea and wish to employ the services of an independent designer, the architects can get the house designed and you need to have a builder to builds the house as per this design. If this is the case, the cost of design is borne by you though he gets the copyright and can use the design to create another house in future. With Vasile-Build the award winning builder your design remain your design and no one else has access to it. From design to build Vasile's realizes that not every design is compatible with a given plot of land. If land has already been purchased, they advise the client on the selection of design. This is very important for the construction of the house as the size and dimensions of a plot often dictate the selection of design. We will show various designs we have in our portfolio and try to understand the kind of design the client wants. Together with essenziale and their designing expertise with our groundbreaking constructions technology to design a smart home in Perth. Once design has been completed, it is time to turn this design into reality. Want to build a house and design by Jac @Vasile-Build ? Feel free to get in touch with us for a further discussion. Visit us and get the assistance you need from the proven Perth home builder. Vasile-Build is not just another property developer that can tailor made clients needs but strive to give customers a higher standard of service and guidance that sets us apart from other builder. You can count on our experience, skills and competence to build a house that fulfills the client dreams. Call them today or when you're ready and let's get started on the home of your dreams...  

Astrid Vasile, WA Business Partner of the Year When Astrid Saraswaty Vasile received her invitation to the HIA-NAB WA Housing Awards back in November 2009 husband Gino had a surprise for her…he’d nominated her for the WA Business Partner of the Year award. Her second surprise came on the day itself when her name was called out and she took to the stage to receive her award. “I felt very fortunate,” says Astrid. It’s good to be appreciated, and just being nominated by Gino felt like a payback for all the work we’ve put into the business. Then, when I won, well I really appreciated what he’d done.” So, what does it take to be an award winning Business Partner…we’ll let Gino’s awards entry submission speak for itself: “The first 12 months was used to learn about construction edures and set up account and filing systems for record keeping and taxation reporting. Within the next five years she expanded her knowledge in the industry by preparing all budgets for various projects on hand and setting goals for improving profitability, handling all GST returns on a quarterly basis without mistakes having been audited by the ATO on three occasions. In the last three years her ambitious nature took over and she enrolled at the TAFE to become a builder. Having subsequently passed all building supervisor courses her ambition was to become a full registered builder to allow her more site involvement and allow our company to build more developments without the need for more outside supervision. Astrid has extraordinary skills and passes any new and positive ideas to all within her environment at work even though they sometimes resent change but she does not take no for an answer. If she knows it is correct and a better way to do something she will pressure for change. Astrid has taken on board what she has learnt about safety practices through her studies and applies them to the business. She will not tolerate unsafe work sites. Astrid’s management of financial matters can never be questioned. She has a daily knowledge of the company position in relation to debtors creditors maintenance control and management of funds with limited flexibility. It has been a difficult but satisfying experience for her ”and she is always working on ways to improve and streamline the process.” A financial wizard, a gun accountant, a qualified building supervisor, and now holding a builder’s licence…what more could you ask for in a business partner. For Astrid Saraswati Vasile – 2009 WA Business Partner of the Year – though, Business Partner Network membership has all been part of the journey. “We’ve been members for the past eight years and it’s proved a valuable part of the business,” she says. “The information and services the HIA provides are really good, but the functions are really, really good to me. It’s great to be able to get together with other partners and discuss things with them…whether it’s business issues or personal. “The people are friendly, the events are great, and the information and networking opportunities that the BPN provides are really handy. “Being a business partner can be hard work, but to be recognised for my efforts with the award was really a thrill. My sincere gratitude to all of the HIA committee members, and others, who thought enough of me to recognise my efforts.”

Attracting more women to become registered builders has been an exciting outcome of the Master Builders state-wide. While women traditionally played a supportive role to their male partners in building companies, the Next Step program has enabled more women to become registered builders in their own right. “There are only about 22 women who are registered builders in Western Australia out of a total pool of over 5,000, so there is plenty of room for improvement,” Mr Forster said. The Next Step Builder programme is a two hour course which explains the “rules of the game” to become a registered builder in Western Australia. It provides information on the various pathways to registration and advice on how to make an application. One-on-one assistance is also provided with preparation of an application to the Builders’ Registration Board. “Since the launch of the programme in 2007, around 1,000 people have attended the course. Around 200 people have achieved registration so far and another 250 are in the process of applying. It has been a great success,” Mr Forster said. “Master Builders is committed to the ongoing development of women in the building industry through its Women in Construction program”, Mr Forster added. “As the building industry recovers and skill shortages re-emerge, attracting more home grown builders including women to the industry rather than relying on overseas or interstate builders makes good sense,” Mr Forster concluded. Karen Brown, Registered Builder No 12852, achieved her registration in June 2009 after completing her Diploma of Builders Registration. She has experience in residential and commercial building. With previous roles as a project manager for Western Power and Hewlett Packard, Karen now plans to establish her own building company in Mt Lawley. Astrid Vasile, Registered Builder No 13046, achieved her registration in December 2009. She has a Master Degree in Business Administration and over 10 years experience in residential building in Western Australia and Indonesia.