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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Friday, December 6, 2013 | 20 builder news HHHBA honours the dedication of members The Hamilton-Halton Home Builders' Association (HHHBA) held its annual President's Gala recently at Liuna Station in Hamilton. At the event, the HHHBA not only recognized the efforts of hard working members and friends of the building industry, but also celebrated the dedication and success of the association and this year's president, Anthony Chiarella of Marz Homes, shown at left with his wife Julia and children Cassandra and Daniel. There were more than 250 people on hand to thank Chiarella for his successful presidency; a year in which the HHHBA was awarded the distinguished honour of Ontario Local Association of the Year Award by the OHBA. Award recipients were as follows: Distinguished Service Award - Builder Member, 2013 Recipient John Bruce Robinson, Homes by John Bruce Robinson; Distinguished Service Award - Associate Member, 2013 Recipient Allan Roshko, Burlington Post; Paul Wright Memorial Award; 2013 Recipient Vince Molinaro, Molinaro Group. Clockwise from right, the Post's Alan Roshko, Rob Molinaro on behalf of Vince Molinaro; Coleman Robinson on behalf of Bruce Robinson. ADI Development Group made the link between contemporary architecture and nature in Burlington, hosting Dinner X Design, a pop-up art and food gallery. Contemporary artists set the focal point for the evening with live painting installations inspired by Bronte Creek and afterwards, donated to the Canadian Diabetes Association. Destined to become one of Burlington's most sought after residential developments to date, LINK Condos + Towns will integrate worldclass contemporary architecture with the local, natural sanctuary of Bronte Creek Provincial Park. "We are very passionate about contemporary design and the Burlington community. The event was a fun way to spotlight local artists and highlight the stunning location of Bronte Creek. We are thrilled that the paintings done live onsite are being donated to the Diabetes Association of Canada, a cause very close to our hearts," says Tariq Adi, CEO of ADI Developments. Selina Jane Eckersall, founder of Burlington artists' group No Va- ADI Development celebrates architecture and nature cancy, curated the experience set in the fully furnished model suite and presentation centre. "The ADI Development Dinner X Design event was a perfect pairing really because here we have a space that will soon be something brilliant and is in its early days," says Eckersall. A nexus of urban residences with a two-storey retail presence, LINK is set to become a defining city landmark. Tiered floors at shifting angles and dramatic balcony pods are designed to maximize views of the creek, a geometric matrix of cubes and graphic interplay of colour. Located at the corner of Dundas and Sutton, the four-building community is seamlessly connected by two multi-level glass pathways. Tinted by interchanging LED lights at night, the two "links" will be a public work of art. LINK Condos + Towns offers studios, one bedroom, one bedroom plus den, two bedroom plus den and two bedroom suites and townhomes, ranging from 435 to 1396 sq. ft. priced from the $170s. To register visit www.adidevelopments.com.