High-Rise Project of The Year: The Rebecca Wins Big at Builder Awards

May 07, 2026

The Rebecca recently took home High-Rise Project of The Year at the West End Home Builders’ Association (WEHBA) Awards of Distinction.

This win was accompanied by seven others, including Best Exterior, Best Kitchen Concept, and Marketing Award of the Year.

These awards are a testament to the quality and design featured at this upcoming Hamilton high-rise residence. Located in the city’s downtown core at John Street and Rebecca Street, The Rebecca is just a short walk from the bustling restaurants and entertainment venues on James Street and King William Street.

Its modern streetscape is connected to the nearby John Rebecca Park, and the residence also features a 24-hour concierge, a rooftop patio, library, coworking space, and more, all designed by award-winning studios Core Architecture and Figure3 Interior Design.

To view all the WEHBA winners, visit their website.

If you’re interested in discovering more, you can visit our model suite in downtown Hamilton, or contact us today.

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