Entries will be closing soon around the country for the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2013 National Architecture Awards.
Entries are considered by the juries based on the location of the project not the practice address therefore entrants are reminded to enter their interstate and international projects before the local entry closing date to avoid disappointment.
| STATE | CLOSING DATE |
|---|---|
| Queensland | January 31 |
| Newcastle | February 1 |
| Victoria | February 15 |
| Western Australia | February 22 |
| South Australia | February 25 |
| New South Wales | February 28 |
| Australian Capital Territory | March 1 |
| Northern Territory | March 1 |
| Tasmania | March 4 |
| International | March 13 |
Important changes and updates have been made to the National Architecture Awards program for 2013 and entrants are encourage to familiarise themselves with the Awards Entry Handbook and Awards Policy documents located on the awards website at www.architecture.com.au/awards.
A+ Members receive 10% discount on Awards entries, so this is the perfect time to upgrade your membership and avail of the special rate.
Celebrating excellence in architecture, the National Architecture Awards are the most prestigious awards in the design and construction industry, influencing architects, clients and aspiring designers alike.
Enquiries can be directed to awards@architecture.com.au. All awarded and commended projects in the National Architecture Awards will be announced on 7 November 2013 at the Sydney Opera House.
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