Category: Awards

Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing

The Frederick Romberg Award for Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing

  • McIntyre Drive Social Housing Altona – MGS Architects (Vic)
McIntyre Drive Social Housing by MGS Architects. Image: Trevor Mein
McIntyre Drive Social Housing by MGS Architects. Image: Trevor Mein

National Awards for Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing

  • 29-35 Prince Street Cronulla – Candalepas Associates (NSW)
2935 Prince Street, Cronulla by Candalepas Associates. Image: Brett Boardman
2935 Prince Street, Cronulla by Candalepas Associates. Image: Brett Boardman
  • Constance Street Affordable Housing – Cox Rayner Architects (Qld)
Constance Street Affordable Housing by Cox Rayner Architects. Image: Christopher Frederick Jones
Constance Street Affordable Housing by Cox Rayner Architects. Image: Christopher Frederick Jones

Residential Architecture – Houses

The Robin Boyd Award for Residential Architecture – Houses

  • Fairhaven Residence – John Wardle Architects (Vic)
Fairhaven Residence by John Wardle Architects. Image: Trevor Mein
Fairhaven Residence by John Wardle Architects. Image: Trevor Mein

National Awards for Residential Architecture – Houses

  • Edward Street House – Sean Godsell Architects (Vic)
Edward Street House by Sean Godsell Architects. Image: Earl Carter
Edward Street House by Sean Godsell Architects. Image: Earl Carter
  • Tír na nÓg – Drew Heath Architects (NSW)
Tír na nÓg by Drew Heath Architects. Image: Matt Craig
Tír na nÓg by Drew Heath Architects. Image: Matt Craig

National Commendations for Residential Architecture – Houses

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

Public Architecture

The Sir Zelman Cowen Award for Public Architecture

  • Perth Arena – ARM & CCN – Joint Venture Architects (WA)
Perth Arena by ARM and CCN (Joint Venture Architects). Image: John Gollings
Perth Arena by ARM and CCN (Joint Venture Architects). Image: John Gollings

National Awards for Public Architecture

  • Queen Elizabeth II Courts of Law – Architectus in association with Guymer Bailey Architects (Qld)
Queen Elizabeth II Courts of Law by Architectus in association with Guymer Bailey Architects. Image: John Gollings
Queen Elizabeth II Courts of Law by Architectus in association with Guymer Bailey Architects. Image: John Gollings
  • RMIT Design Hub – Sean Godsell Architects in association with Peddle Thorp Architects (Vic)
RMIT Design Hub by Sean Godsell Architects in association with Peddle Thorp Architects. Image: Earl Carter
RMIT Design Hub by Sean Godsell Architects in association with Peddle Thorp Architects. Image: Earl Carter
  • Swanston Academic Building – Lyons (Vic)
Swanston Academic Building by Lyons. Image: John Gollings
Swanston Academic Building by Lyons. Image: John Gollings
  • Translational Research Institute – Wilson Architects ­­+ Donovan Hill; Architects in Association (Qld)
Translational Research Institute by Wilson Architects Donovan Hill. Image: Christopher Frederick Jones
Translational Research Institute by Wilson Architects + Donovan Hill. Image: Christopher Frederick Jones
  • 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
Waterloo Youth Family Community Centre by Collins and Turner with City of Sydney. Image: Richard Glover
  • 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
West Kimberley Regional Prison by TAG Architects and iredale pedersen hook architects. Image: Peter Bennetts

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)

International Architecture

The Jørn Utzon Award for International Architecture

  • Australia House – Andrew Burns Architect in association with Atelier Imamu (Japan)
Australia House by Andrew Burns Image Brett Boadman
Australia House by Andrew Burns Architect. Image Brett Boadman

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)
Finding Country Exhibition by Kevin O'Brien with Finding Country Collective. Image: Philip Crowther
Finding Country Exhibition by Kevin O’Brien with Finding Country Collective. Image: Philip Crowther

Interior Architecture

The Emil Sodersten Award for Interior Architecture

  • Perth Arena – ARM & CCN – Joint Venture Architects (WA)
Perth Arena by ARM and CCN (Joint Venture Architects). Image: John Gollings
Perth Arena by ARM and CCN (Joint Venture Architects). Image: John Gollings

National Awards for Interior Architecture

  • Hamer Hall – ARM Architecture (Vic)
Hamer Hall by ARM Architecture. Image: John Gollings
Hamer Hall by ARM Architecture. Image: John Gollings
  • Translational Research Institute – Wilson Architects ­­+ Donovan Hill; Architects in Association (Qld)

 

Translational Research Institute by Wilson Architects + Donovan Hill. Image: Christopher Frederick Jones
Translational Research Institute by Wilson Architects + Donovan Hill. Image: Christopher Frederick Jones

National Commendation for Interior Architecture

  • The Kinghorn Cancer Centre – BVN Donovan Hill (NSW)

Heritage

The Lachlan Macquarie Award for Heritage

  • Hamer Hall – ARM Architecture (Vic)
Hamer Hall by ARM Architecture. Image: JohnGollings
Hamer Hall by ARM Architecture. Image: JohnGollings

National Award for Heritage

  • Good Shepherd Chapel – Abbotsford – Robert Simeoni Architects (Vic)
Good Shepherd Chapel, Abbotsford by Robert Simeoni Architects. Image: Trevor Mein
Good Shepherd Chapel, Abbotsford by Robert Simeoni Architects. Image: Trevor Mein

Enduring Architecture

The National Enduring Architecture Award

  • Parliament House – Mitchell Giurgola and Thorp 1988 (ACT)
Parliament House by Mitchell Giurgola and Thorp. Image: John Gollings
Parliament House by Mitchell Giurgola and Thorp. Image: John Gollings
Parliament House by Mitchell Giurgola and Thorp. Image: John Gollings
Parliament House by Mitchell Giurgola and Thorp. Image: John Gollings

 

Commercial Architecture

The Harry Seidler Award for Commercial Architecture

  • Darling Quarter – Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (fjmt) (NSW)
Darling Quarter by Francis Jones Morehen Thorp (fjmt). Image: John Gollings
Darling Quarter by Francis Jones Morehen Thorp (fjmt). Image: John Gollings

National Award for Commercial Architecture

  • Mountain Retreat Medical Clinic – Circa Morris-Nunn (Tas)
Mountain Retreat Medical Clinic by Circa Morris-Nunn. Image by Peter Whyte
Mountain Retreat Medical Clinic by Circa Morris-Nunn. Image by Peter Whyte

National Commendations for Commercial Architecture

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

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

The COLORBOND® Award for Steel Architecture – Commendation

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

National Architecture Awards 2013 – Tickets on sale

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Thu 7 Nov
Sydney Opera House

Join us for the night-of-nights of Australian architecture, celebrating the best and boldest designs of the year in Australia’s most celebrated work of architecture!

Recognising outstanding achievements and excellence in architecture, the 2013 National Architecture Awards will be a spectacular occasion.

Held in one of the world’s greatest venues, the Sydney Opera House on Thursday 7 November, the evening begins with drinks and canapés on arrival, followed by the Awards presentation in the Concert Hall. The fun continues with a formal sit down dinner and celebrations into the night.

$80 per person
Cocktail reception and awards presentation

$250 per person
Cocktail reception, awards presentation and dinner – Please note places are limited and it is expected to sell out quickly.

To book now visit the Sydney Opera House Box Office

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