Category: Awards

2014 Victorian Architecture Awards Shortlist

Public Architecture (New)
(8 projects/24 entries)

Dallas Brooks Community Primary School – McBride Charles Ryan
Dandenong Mental Health Facility – Bates Smart Whitefield McQueen Irwin Alsop Joint Venture
Doherty Institute – Grimshaw in collaboration with Billard Leece Partnership
Melton Library and Learning Hub – Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (fjmt)
New Horizons – Lyons
Port of Echuca Discovery Centre – JAWSARCHITECTS
RSPCA Redevelopment – bamford-architects
Victoria University Construction Hub – Cox Architecture

Public Architecture (New) Jury
Donald Bates (Chair) – LAB Architecture Studio
Kelley MacKay – Kerstin Thompson Architects
Bruno Mendes – Woods Bagot
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Public Architecture (Alterations & Additions)
(4 projects/15 entries)

Arts Centre West – Lyons
Bendigo Library Redevelopment – MGS Architects
Birralee Primary School – Kerstin Thompson Architects
Carlton Baths & Family Resource Centre – Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design

Public Architecture (Alterations & Additions) Jury
Tim Hurburgh (Chair) – H2o Architects
Kim Irons – Irons McDuff Architecture
Ben Duckworth – HASSELL
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Urban Design
(6 projects/10 entries)

25 Rokeby Street – John Wardle Architects
Box Hill Gardens Multipurpose Area – NMBW Architecture Studio + ASPECT Studios
Cloud Canopy – Maddison Architects
M80 Ring Road & M2 Tullamarine Fwy Interchange – Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design
Peninsula Link – ARM Architecture
Williamstown Library – Sally Draper Architects in association with Mitsuori Architects

Urban Design Jury
Tim Black (Chair) – BKK Architects
Ed Mitchell – HASSELL
Ann Lau – Hayball

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Commercial Architecture
(10 projects/21 entries)

171 Collins Street – Bates Smart
25 Rokeby Street – John Wardle Architects
41X – Lyons
Craigieburn Central – Lend Lease in collaboration with NH Architecture
National Australia Bank (NAB) Docklands – Woods Bagot
Prahran Hotel – Techne Architects
Royal Wolf – Melbourne HQ – Room11 Architects
Simpson Construction Co Offices – Atelier Wagner
The Lantern – Building Studio Architects
Victorian Desalination Plant – peckvonhartel & ARM Architecture

Commercial Jury
Paul Morgan (Chair) – Paul Morgan Architects
Drew Williamson – McBride Charles Ryan
Rosemary Burne – Billard Leece Partnership
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Interior Architecture
(8 projects/21 entries)

171 Collins Street – Bates Smart
25 Rokeby Street – John Wardle Architects
Arts Centre West – Lyons
Craigieburn Central – Lend Lease in collaboration with NH Architecture
National Australia Bank (NAB) Docklands – Woods Bagot
Press Club – March Studio
Spectroscopy Innovation Centre, Agilent Technologies – SKM
The Quays – McBride Charles Ryan

Interior Architecture Jury
Diego Ramirez-Lovering (Chair) – Monash University
Kristin Green – KGA Architecture
Ben Edwards – Edwards Moore
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Heritage Architecture
(5 projects/7 entries)

Emerald Hill Library & Heritage Centre – Paul Morgan Architects
Melbourne GPO Exterior Conservation Works – Lovell Chen Architects & Heritage Consultants
Rippon Lea Roof Reinstatement – Lovell Chen Architects & Heritage Consultants
The Ghost and Mrs Muir (Drift House) – multiplicity
Wertheim Factory Conversion Studio Nine – Kerstin Thompson Architects

Heritage Architecture Jury
Gabrielle Moylan (Chair) – Andronas Conservation Architecture
Neil Masterton – ARM Architecture
John Lee – McGlashan Everist

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Residential Architecture – Houses (New)
(10 projects/31 entries)

Cliff Road Residence – Jackson Clements Burrows
Elsternwick Residence – Jackson Clements Burrows
Fairfield Hacienda – MRTN Architects
Florence Street – Nest Architects
House at Hanging Rock – Kerstin Thompson Architects
Hover House – Bower Architecture
Portsea House – Wood Marsh Architecture
Somers Beach House – March Studio
Stonewood – Breathe Architecture
Venus Bay House – Welsh + Major

Residential Architecture – Houses (New) Jury
Nigel Bertram (Chair) – NMBW Architecture Studio
Clare Cousins – Clare Cousins Architects
Mark Austin – Andrew Maynard Architects
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Residential Architecture – Houses (Alterations & Additions)
(16 projects/36 entries)

Ballarat Residence – Janet McGaw Architects and Atelier Wagner Architects
Cabin 2 – Maddison Architects
Cross Stitch House – fmd architects
Cubo House – PHOOEY Architects
East West House – Rob Kennon Architects
Engawa House – Black Line One X Architecture Studio
Family Apartment – NMBW Architecture Studio
House in a Warehouse – Splinter Society Architecture
Lightbox – Edwards Moore
Northcote Project – Wolveridge Architects
Place to Daydream – Tony Hobba
South Yarra Warehouse – NMBW Architecture Studio
St Kilda East House – Clare Cousins Architects
St Kilda West House – Kennedy Nolan
Three Parts House – Architects EAT
Westgarth House – Kennedy Nolan

Residential Architecture – Houses (New and Alterations & Additions) Jury
Karen Alcock (Chair) – McAllister Alcock Architects
Monique Brady Ward – WoodWoodWard Architecture
Matt Gibson – Matt Gibson Architecture + Design
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Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing
(10 projects/16 entries)

Albert Tower – ROTHELOWMAN
Fifty Albert – Elenberg Fraser
ILK Apartments – Cox Architecture
Illura – Elenberg Fraser
North Melbourne Townhouses – FreadmanWhite
Old Colonists Association of Victoria – Rushall Park Development – Williams Boag
Richmond Redevelopment (Urban Renewal) – Williams Boag
The Commons – Breathe Architecture
The LOVE Building – CHT Architects
The Quays – McBride Charles Ryan

Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing Jury
Eli Giannini (Chair) – MGS Architects
Tim O’Sullivan – multiplicity
Chris Botterill – Jackson Clements Burrows
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Small Project Architecture
(10 projects/25 entries)

Cloud Canopy – Maddison Architects
Community Hall (NGV Melbourne Now) – McBride Charles Ryan
Compulsive Productions – Matt Gibson Architecture + Design
FabPod – RMIT University School of Architecture and Design
Flinders Lane Apartment – Clare Cousins Architects
Geelong Ring Road Rest Areas – BKK Architects
Kew Studio – Sean Godsell Architects
Port Phillip Community Group Offices – FreadmanWhite
Tardis – Edwards Moore
True Self Exhibition Design – Simon Whibley Architecture

Small Project Architecture Jury
Tim Jackson (Chair) – Jackson Clements Burrows
Mel Bright – MAKE Architecture
Nick Searle – Searle x Waldron Architecture
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Sustainable Architecture
(4 projects)

Florence Street – Nest Architects
Melton Library and Learning Hub – Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (fjmt)
Rippon Lea Roof Reinstatement – Lovell Chen Architects & Heritage Consultants
The Commons – Breathe Architecture

Sustainable Architecture Jury
Clinton Murray (Chair) – Jacobs SKM
Jane Caught – Sibling
Alex Nock – Nock Architecture

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COLORBOND® Award for Steel Architecture
(5 projects)

25 Rokeby Street – John Wardle Architects
Arrow Studio – Peter Hogg + Toby Reed Architects
Kew Studio – Sean Godsell Architects
New Horizons – Lyons
Royal Wolf – Melbourne HQ – Room11 Architects

COLORBOND® Jury
Rob Stent (Chair) – Hayball
Michael Roper – Architecture Architecture
Alison Nunn – Alison Nunn Architect
George Plionis – BlueScope Steel
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Melbourne Prize
(7 projects)

41X – Lyons
Arts Victoria’s Home for Circus Oz – Lovell Chen Architects & Heritage Consultants
Dallas Brooks Community Primary School – McBride Charles Ryan
Melbourne GPO Exterior Conservation Works – Lovell Chen Architects & Heritage Consultants
Prahran Hotel – Techne Architects
The Commons – Breathe Architecture
Victoria Street Gateway – Gregory Burgess Architects

Melbourne Prize Jury
Meaghan Dwyer (Chair) – John Wardle Architects
Peter Bickle – ARM Architecture
Mirjana Lozanovska – Deakin University
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Regional Prize
(5 projects)

Ballarat Regional Integrated Cancer Centre – Billard Leece Partnership
Bendigo Library Redevelopment – MGS Architects
Port of Echuca Discovery Centre – JAWSARCHITECTS
The Ghost and Mrs Muir (Drift House) – multiplicity
Victorian Desalination Plant – peckvonhartel & ARM Architecture

Regional Prize Jury
Michael Bellemo (Chair) – Bellemo + Cat
Jacqui Wagner – Atelier Wagner
Simon Whibley – Simon Whibley Architecture

The 2014 Victorian Architecture Award entries will be exhibited in the Atrium at Federation Square, from 3 – 15 June 2014. Winners will be announced Friday 20 June at 7pm at a presentation event held at Peninsula at Central Pier, Docklands, with winners in each category progressing to compete for the National Architecture Awards to be announced 6 November.

See the Vic Awards website for more information and tickets.

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Nominations sought for new National Named Award

Our prestigious Named Awards are attributed to exceptional individuals, no longer living, who have made an outstanding contribution to architecture and are held in high regard by the profession.

We are seeking nominations for a new category: the National Named Award for Residential Architecture – Houses (Alts & Adds).

Recently, National Council resolved to divide the Housing category into two categories – New and Alts & Adds. The New Houses category will retain the name The Robin Boyd Award for Residential Architecture – Houses (New).

If there is someone you believe made a great contribution to Australian residential architecture during their lifetime (through their work in Alts & Adds, for example), please let us know. The nominee might not be an architect, but they must have a strong connection with the theme of this award*.

The entrant with the best nomination will win a ticket to the 2014 Awards event of their choice**

Please email the following to awards@architecture.com.au on or before 5pm AEST, 12 May.

-50-100 words on why you think this person is the best candidate

-a short biography of your nominee (optional)

-your name and contact details.

* Please note your nominee cannot be any of the names already honoured in our Awards program. Reference this attached listing to see those who are currently being honoured through the named awards.

** Chapter Awards event or National Awards event, excluding travel.

Winners announced in Sunshine Coast Regional Architecture Awards

Eleven outstanding local projects have been honoured at the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2014 Sunshine Coast Regional Architecture Awards, held tonight at Outrigger Little Hastings Street Resort and Spa, Noosa.

Twenty-two projects were entered in the Awards with 11 projects (see list below) being awarded Regional Commendations by the jury and progressing to the Queensland Architecture Awards to be announced in Brisbane on 20 June.

In addition to a Regional Commendation, The Beach Box by OGE Group Architects was presented with the Gabriel Poole Award for House of the Year.

‘The utilisation of ‘once used’ shipping containers provides a robust and cost effective opportunity to re-engage with the beach culture and mixed use zoning of Buddina. The grouping provides separate private zones with pop outs for greater internal widths, linking with decks and courtyards and a simple skillion roof over entry referencing modest beach house vernacular. This playful use of containers, engages simple yet appropriate interiors and integration with the landscape. However, its power lies in the way it engages with the street and greater public domain through blurred internal/external and public/private boundaries, street furniture and through its honest and engaging presentation,’ the jury said.

The Post World War 2 Development on the Coast and the Moffat Beach Pilot Study, coordinated by Roger Todd Architect was awarded Regional Project of the Year.

‘It is hoped this unique study and website will alert council, architects, building designers, town planners and the general public to the long term advantages in better conservation of post-World War 2 heritage. It provides inspiration for new works and adaptive reuse and a platform to continue recording built history and heritage,’ the jury said.

A special Enduring Architecture Prize was awarded to Syrenuse, Mooloolaba by Noel Robinson Architects.

‘Syrenuse apartments by Noel Robinson Architects was built in 1981. Its innovative slab and 6 x 6 grid meant the slender structure could provide fire protection while allowing full height glazing and connection to its view and aspect. Its organic form marked Mooloobah as a contemporary destination at the time and it remains a benchmark for mid-high rise development,’ the jury commented.

Regional Commendations:

Architectural Project	Architectural Practice	Location
Growth	Bark Design Architects	Sunshine Coast
Whyatt House	Robinson Architects	Eumundi
Additions & Alterations to 78 Nothling Street	Tim Bennetton Architects	Moffat Beach
St Patrick’s Primary School Trinity Building + Amenities	Fulton Trotter Architects	Gympie
Panorama Drive	Owen and Vokes and Peters	Doonan
Bower @ Bells Reach	JMA Architects Qld	Caloundra West
Seahaven Resort – Noosa Heads	dm2architecture pty ltd	Noosa Heads
Coolum Tce. House	Majstorovic Architecture	Coolum Beach
The Beach Box	OGE Group Architects	Buddina
Coolum Beach Public Shelters	Majstorovic Architecture	Coolum Beach
Post WW2 Development on the Coast & the Moffat Beach Pilot Study	Coordinated by Roger Todd Architect	Moffat Beach

Sunshine Coast Regional Jury Coordinator and Juror Michelle Wright and Jurors: Gabriel Poole (Gabriel & Elizabeth Poole Design Company), Dan Sparks (Sparks Architects), Tim Ditchfield (Tim Ditchfield Architects), Leon Grazien (Terra Leoria Architects) and Frank Raadschelders (Frank Raadschelders Architecture) assisted the 2014 Awards Jury Director, Liam Proberts, (bureau^proberts), Deputy Director Paul Uhlmann (Paul Uhlmann Architects), and State Jurors Catherine Baudet (Ferrier Baudet Architects), Mark Jones (Architectus Brisbane) and Paul Curran (PUSH) selected the worthy recipients of Regional Commendations, the Gabriel Poole Award for House of the Year.

Winners of Darling Downs/West Moreton Regional Architecture Awards announced

Four outstanding projects have been honoured at the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2014 Darling Downs/West Moreton Regional Architecture Awards, held tonight at Insight Gallery in Toowoomba.

A total of 11 projects including a library, a church, schools, medical and care facilities, and a variety of houses were entered in the Awards with three projects (see list below) being awarded Regional Commendations by the jury and progressing to the Queensland Architecture Awards to be announced in Brisbane on 20 June.

Faith Lutheran College Library by Fulton Trotter Architects took home the William Hodgen Award for Building of the Year.

‘This library addition to the college campus creates a much needed focal point for the school. It lifts the perception of the campus to a higher level. A multi -functional space has been added that connects to the rural landscape and creates a valuable and engaging covered gathering space as well,’ the jury noted.

The Darling Downs/West Moreton House of the Year award went to Thorn by aardvark.

The jury describes the winner as ‘[an] engaging design for a contemporary family home. The use of a creative palette of natural materials, quality finishes and subtle colours has created successful and welcoming interior spaces. Natural heating and cooling has been achieved through the thoughtful placement of thermal mass and cross ventilation breeze ways.’

A special Enduring Architecture Prize was presented to St Alban’s Church by Lund Hutton Newell Black & Paulson. ‘This is a remarkable building and stands the test of time with its materials and form and clearly demonstrates the power of Architecture,’ the jury said.

Darling Downs/West Moreton Jury Coordinator and Juror, Gavan Reilly (Gavan Reilly Architect), and Jurors Greg Kratzmann (Greg Kratzmann Architects) and Kerry Martin (Aspect Architects and Project Managers) assisted the 2014 State Awards Jury Director, Liam Proberts, (bureau^proberts), Deputy Director, Paul Uhlmann (Paul Uhlmann Architects), and State Jurors Catherine Baudet (Ferrier Baudet Architects), Mark Jones (Architectus Brisbane) and Paul Curran (PUSH) with selecting the worthy recipients of the Regional Commendations.

Regional Commendations:

Architectural Project	Architectural Practice	Location
Faith Lutheran College Library	Fulton Trotter Architects	Plainland
Thorn	aardvarc	Ipswich
Ipswich Government Office Building	Cox Rayner Architects	Ipswich

Winners celebrated at Gold Coast/Northern Rivers Regional Architecture Awards

Eleven local projects have been honoured at the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2014 Gold Coast/Northern Rivers Regional Architecture Awards tonight.

A total of 16 projects including a golf club, health clinics, hospitals, libraries and a variety of houses were entered in the Awards with ten projects (see list below) being awarded Regional Commendations by the jury and progressing to the Queensland Architecture Awards to be announced in Brisbane on 20 June.

Gold Coast/Northern Rivers Regional Jury Coordinator and Juror David Brown (Sunland Group) and Jurors Katherine Rickard (Mode Design) and Chris Gee (Coast Arc) assisted the 2014 Awards Jury Director, Liam Proberts (bureau^proberts), Deputy Director, Paul Uhlmann (Paul Uhlmann Architects), and State Jurors Catherine Baudet (Ferrier Baudet Architects), Mark Jones (Architectus) and Paul Curran (PUSH) with selecting the worthy recipients of the Regional Commendations.

The jury awarded the Gold Coast/Northern Rivers House of the Year to Dolphin Court Residence by ME.

‘This waterfront dwelling demonstrates a refined piece of site planning and building detailing, enhancing its function as a family home. This is an excellent resolution of canal and cul-de-sac living, providing a sense of delight, referencing past coastal values and capturing the spirit of place,’ the jury said.

CRAB Studio’s Abedian School of Architecture took out the Gold Coast/Northern Rivers Building of the Year.

‘The Abedian School of Architecture is a clear expression of an aspirational approach to design education. The idea of a collaborative learning is evident and complete in the entire building through its exquisite concrete structure, walls and surfaces to the furniture and elements of design process that inhabit the space.’

To celebrate the work of local architects, Gold Coast/Northern Rivers regional jury members selected Capri on Via Roma by BDA Architecture as the inaugural recipient of the Regional Building of the Year.

‘A lively reinvention of Sir Bruce Smalls’ 1960’s Capri Commercial Centre optimises its waterfront location with expansive decking areas, capturing postcard views of Surfers Paradise. Exposed services and slab soffits sit comfortably with coloured seamless slab floors, while strong skillion roof forms recall the beach house heritage of the northern Gold Coast.’

A special Enduring Architecture Prize was presented to DBI Design (formerly Media 5) for the Sheraton Mirage.

Regional Commendations:

Architectural Project	Architectural Practice	Location
Hinze Dam Visitor Centre	Malcolm Middleton Architects with AECOM	Advancetown
Helensvale Branch Library and CCYC	Complete Urban and Lahz Nimmo Architects in Association	Helensvale
Dolphin Court Residence	ME	Palm Beach
Ten7	Shane Denman Architects	Palm Beach
Abedian School of Architecture	CRAB Studio	Robina
Sanctuary Cove Golf Club	Cox Rayner Architects	Sanctuary Cove
Gold Coast University Hospital	GCUH Architecture (PDT + STH + HASSELL)	Southport
Griffith University (G11) Learning Commons	ThomsonAdsett	Southport
Capri on Via Roma	BDA Architecture	Surfers Paradise
Tweed Health for Everyone – GP Superclinic	Fulton Trotter Architects	Tweed Heads South

Entries revealed in Gold Coast/Northern Rivers Regional Architecture Awards

Sixteen projects are in the running for honours in the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2014 Gold Coast/Northern Rivers Regional Architecture Awards with winners to be announced on Friday 28 February.

The projects include a golf club, health clinics, hospitals, libraries and a variety of houses among others entered in commercial, public, residential – houses, residential – multiple housing, interior architecture, art and architecture, and urban design.

Gold Coast/Northern Rivers Regional Jury Coordinator and Juror David Brown, Sunland Group and Jurors Katherine Rickard (Mode Design) and Chris Gee (Coast Arc) will assist the 2014 Awards Jury Director, Liam Proberts (bureau^proberts), Deputy Director, Paul Uhlmann (Paul Uhlmann Architects), and State Jurors Catherine Baudet (Ferrier Baudet Architects), Mark Jones (Woods Bagot) and Paul Curran (PUSH) with selecting the worthy recipients of Regional Commendations, the Gold Coast/Northern Rivers Building of the Year and the Gold Coast/Northern Rivers House of the Year.

Projects awarded on the night will progress to the coveted Queensland Architecture Awards to be announced in Brisbane on 20 June.

Queensland 2014 Awards Jury Director, Liam Proberts will present the Regional Commendations to Gold Coast/Northern Rivers winners at a special Awards ceremony at the Dreamworld Cinemas and the Big Brother House, commencing at 6:00pm Friday 28 February.

Projects in the running are:

Architectural Project	Architectural Practice	Location
Gold Coast GP Super Clinic	Hamilton Hayes Henderson Architects PL	Oxenford
Capri on Via Roma	BDA Architecture	Surfers Paradise
Gold Coast University Hospital	GCUH Architecture (PDT + STH + HASSELL)	Southport
Dolphin Court Residence	ME	Palm Beach
Tamborine Mountain College Library	Fulton Trotter Architects	North Tamborine
Tweed Health for Everyone – GP Superclinic	Fulton Trotter Architects	Tweed Heads South
Robina Health Precinct	BVN Donovan Hill	Robina
Griffith University (G11) Learning Commons	ThomsonAdsett	Southport
Sanctuary Cove Golf Club	Cox Rayner Architects	Sanctuary Cove
Helensvale Branch Library and CCYC	Complete Urban and Lahz Nimmo Architects in Association	Helensvale
Abedian School of Architecture	CRAB Studio	Robina
Riverfront Residence	Hamilton Hayes Henderson Architects PL	Southport
Ten7	Shane Denman Architects	PALM BEACH
28 Rivercove Place	John Campbell Design	Hope Island
Sea Hawk Apartments Southport	The Buchan Group	Southport
Hinze Dam Visitor Centre	Malcolm Middleton Architects with AECOM	Advancetown

National Architecture Awards take centre stage at Sydney Opera House

Winners of the Institute’s 2013 National Architecture Awards, Australia’s highest architecture accolades, were announced Thursday 7 November at the nation’s most iconic venue, Sydney Opera House.

The jury awarded 38 projects a total of 55 awards and commendations across the 12 national categories, selected from the 166 eligible award winners that progressed following Chapter Architecture Awards held earlier in the year. Each state and territory was represented in the winning selection.

Consistent in this year’s awards is the focus on public spaces and community engagement – from small projects to major commercial developments, public impact and experience were key concerns for architects and clients alike.
‘We were thrilled to see so many buildings and places that were engaging with social impacts beyond their immediate brief, offering something really significant to society at a higher level … architecture which is not merely responsible, but which is generous,’ Jury Chair, Shelley Penn said.

Awarded projects including Hamer Hall by ARM Architecture, Darling Quarter by fjmt and Perth Arena by ARM & CCN – Joint Venture Architects are large-scale examples of successful urban architecture which benefits both the direct users as well as people who experience the works in passing.

The external spaces of these projects have positively influenced the habits of the cities’ inhabitants, be it through additional access points to the city, public parkland, or increased safety features for pedestrians, and effectively demonstrate how excellent design outcomes can extend beyond commercial requirements to enhance the lives of entire communities.

At the other end of the scale, Djakanimba Pavilions by Insideout Architects, the winner of the inaugural Nicholas Murcutt Award for Small Project Architecture, took a modest budget and created an adaptable cultural space that is helping to drive regeneration and growth to the local Indigenous community of Beswick, Northern Territory.

‘These projects offer a legacy of positive urban spaces, connections and approaches that will influence how their cities function and are perceived,’ Shelley Penn commented.

Awarded projects include:

Western Australia’s Perth Arena by ARM & CCN – Joint Venture Architects, which received the Sir Zelman Cowen Award for Public Architecture, the Institute’s most prestigious award for an architecture project.

A weekender along Victoria’s Great Ocean Road, Fairhaven Residence, designed by John Wardle Architects took out the Residential Architecture – Houses category, winning the coveted Robin Boyd Award.

Parliament House by Mitchell Giurgola and Thorp, which was celebrated with the National Enduring Architecture Award, 24 years after winning the Sir Zelman Cowen Award for Public Architecture, The symbolic Australian masterpiece reached its 25 year milestone this year, qualifying for the award.

In addition, for the first time in the Awards’ history, a social housing project has been selected as the most outstanding piece of Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing. MGS Architects took home the award for their McIntyre Drive Social Housing Altona project, impressing the jury with its ‘verve, skill and serious social commitment’.

THE COLORBOND® AWARD FOR STEEL ARCHITECTURE

The COLORBOND® Award for Steel Architecture

Waterloo Youth Family Community Centre – Collins and Turner with City of Sydney (NSW)

The COLORBOND® Award for Steel Architecture – Commendation

West Kimberley Regional Prison – TAG Architects and iredale pedersen hook architects; Architects in Association (WA)

COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE

The Harry Seidler Award for Commercial Architecture

Darling Quarter – Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (fjmt) (NSW)

National Award for Commercial Architecture

Mountain Retreat Medical Clinic – Circa Morris-Nunn (Tas)

National Commendations for Commercial Architecture

Brookfield Place – HASSELL and Fitzpatrick + Partners (WA)
One One One Eagle Street – Cox Rayner Architects (Qld)

ENDURING ARCHITECTURE

The National Enduring Architecture Award

Parliament House – Mitchell Giurgola and Thorp 1988 (ACT)

HERITAGE

The Lachlan Macquarie Award for Heritage

Hamer Hall – ARM Architecture (Vic)

National Award for Heritage

Good Shepherd Chapel – Abbotsford – Robert Simeoni Architects (Vic)

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

The Emil Sodersten Award for Interior Architecture

Perth Arena – ARM & CCN – Joint Venture Architects (WA)

National Awards for Interior Architecture

Hamer Hall – ARM Architecture (Vic)
Translational Research Institute – Wilson Architects + Donovan Hill; Architects in Association (Qld)

National Commendation for Interior Architecture

The Kinghorn Cancer Centre – BVN Donovan Hill (NSW)

INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE

The Jørn Utzon Award for International Architecture

Australia House – Andrew Burns Architect with Atelier Imamu and Atelier Sotaro Yamamoto (Japan)

Award for International Architecture

Finding Country Exhibition 13th Venice Architecture Biennale 2012 – Kevin O’Brien Architects in association with the Finding Country Collective and Venti di Cultura (Italy / Qld)

PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE

The Sir Zelman Cowen Award for Public Architecture

Perth Arena – ARM & CCN – Joint Venture Architects (WA)

National Awards for Public Architecture

Queen Elizabeth II Courts of Law – Architectus in association with Guymer Bailey Architects (Qld)
RMIT Design Hub – Sean Godsell Architects in association with Peddle Thorp Architects (Vic)
Swanston Academic Building – Lyons (Vic)
Translational Research Institute – Wilson Architects + Donovan Hill; Architects in Association (Qld)
Waterloo Youth Family Community Centre – Collins and Turner with City of Sydney (NSW)
West Kimberley Regional Prison – TAG Architects and iredale pedersen hook architects; Architects in Association (WA)

National Commendations for Public Architecture

Hamer Hall – ARM Architecture (Vic)
The Braggs University of Adelaide – BVN Donovan Hill & Hames Sharley in association (SA)
The Kinghorn Cancer Centre – BVN Donovan Hill (NSW)

RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE – HOUSES

The Robin Boyd Award for Residential Architecture – Houses

Fairhaven Residence – John Wardle Architects (Vic)

National Awards for Residential Architecture – Houses

Edward Street House – Sean Godsell Architects (Vic)
Tír na nÓg – Drew Heath Architects (NSW)

National Commendations for Residential Architecture – Houses

(-) Glass House – Charles Wright Architects (Qld)
Balmain House – Fox Johnston (NSW)
Bisley Place House – James Russell Architect (Qld)

RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE – MULTIPLE HOUSING

The Frederick Romberg Award for Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing

McIntyre Drive Social Housing Altona – MGS Architects (Vic)

National Awards for Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing

29-35 Prince Street Cronulla – Candalepas Associates (NSW)
Constance Street Affordable Housing – Cox Rayner Architects (Qld)

SMALL PROJECT ARCHITECTURE

The Nicholas Murcutt Award for Small Project Architecture

Djakanimba Pavilions – Insideout Architects (NT)

National Awards for Small Project Architecture

7th Heaven, Ormond College – Nest Architects (Vic)
Art Gallery of NSW Forecourt Upgrade – Johnson Pilton Walker (NSW)
Keperra House – A-CH (Atelier Chen Hung) (Qld)

National Commendations for Small Project Architecture

Abbotsford Convent Breezeway – Jackson Clements Burrows (Vic)
Third Wave Kiosk – Tony Hobba Architects (Vic)

SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE

The David Oppenheim Award for Sustainable Architecture

West Kimberley Regional Prison – TAG Architects and iredale pedersen hook architects; Architects in Association (WA)

National Award for Sustainable Architecture

Waterloo Youth Family Community Centre – Collins and Turner with City of Sydney (NSW)

National Commendations for Sustainable Architecture

(-) Glass House – Charles Wright Architects (Qld)
Constance Street Affordable Housing – Cox Rayner Architects (Qld)
Darling Quarter – Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (fjmt) with ASPECT Studios, Lend Lease, E.G.O. Group and Davenport Campbell (NSW)
Djakanimba Pavilions – Insideout Architects (NT)
One One One Eagle Street– Cox Rayner Architects (Qld)

URBAN DESIGN

The Walter Burley Griffin Award for Urban Design

Revitalising Central Dandenong: Lonsdale Street Redevelopment – BKK/TCL Partnership (Vic)

National Awards for Urban Design

Flinders Street Revitalisation – Cox Rayner Architects (Qld)
GASP Stage 1 – Room 11 Studio (Tas)

National Commendations for Urban Design

2 & 4 National Circuit Precinct – Fender Katsalidis (ACT)
Brookfield Place – HASSELL and Fitzpatrick + Partners (WA)
Darling Quarter – Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (fjmt) with ASPECT Studios and Lend Lease (NSW)
Hamer Hall – ARM Architecture (Vic)
Pitt Street Mall Public Domain Upgrade – Tony Caro Architecture (NSW)

2013 JURY

Shelley Penn – Immediate Past President of the Institute, Shelley Penn Architect (Chair)

Richard Hassell – WOHA Founder and Director

Ben Hewett – South Australian Government Architect

Hannah Tribe – Tribe Studio Founder and Director

Justine Clark – Architectural editor, writer and critic (Lay Juror)

2013 National Architecture Awards – Jury Citations

2013 National Architecture Awards – Jury Chair Overview

Urban Design

The Walter Burley Griffin Award for Urban Design

Revitalising Central Dandenong: Lonsdale Street Redevelopment – BKK/TCL Partnership (Vic)

Revitalising Central Dandenong by BKKTCL Partnership. Image: John Gollings

National Awards for Urban Design

Flinders Street Revitalisation – Cox Rayner Architects (Qld)

Flinders Street Revitalisation by Cox Rayner Architects. Image: Angus Martin

GASP Stage 1 – Room 11 Studio (Tas)

GASP Stage 1 by Room 11 Studio. Image: Ben Hoskins

National Commendations for Urban Design

2 & 4 National Circuit Precinct – Fender Katsalidis (ACT)
Brookfield Place – HASSELL and Fitzpatrick + Partners (WA)
Darling Quarter – Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (fjmt) with ASPECT Studios and Lend Lease (NSW)
Hamer Hall – ARM Architecture (Vic)
Pitt Street Mall Public Domain Upgrade – Tony Caro Architecture (NSW)

Sustainable Architecture

The David Oppenheim Award for Sustainable Architecture

West Kimberley Regional Prison – TAG Architects and iredale pedersen hook architects; Architects in Association (WA)

West Kimberley Regional Prison by TAG Architects and iredale pedersen hook architects. Image: Peter Bennetts

National Award for Sustainable Architecture

Waterloo Youth Family Community Centre – Collins and Turner with City of Sydney (NSW)

Waterloo Youth Family Community Centre by Collins and Turner with City of Sydney. Image: Richard Glover

National Commendations for Sustainable Architecture

(-) Glass House – Charles Wright Architects (Qld)
Constance Street Affordable Housing – Cox Rayner Architects (Qld)
Darling Quarter – Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (fjmt) with ASPECT Studios, Lend Lease, E.G.O. Group and Davenport Campbell (NSW)
Djakanimba Pavilions – Insideout Architects (NT)
One One One Eagle Street– Cox Rayner Architects (Qld)