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Victorian Architecture Award Winners VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE AWARD WINNERS VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE MEDAL The highest honour awarded by the Victorian Chapter, the Medal derives from the original ‘Street Architecture Medal’ introduced by the Royal Victorian Institute of Architects (RVIA) in 1926 as an award for the design of a building of exceptional merit. Selected by the Jury Chairs from the field of Named Award winners in each category. Shrine of Remembrance - Galleries of Remembrance ARM Architecture John Gollings VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE MEDAL Thank you to all of our Awards Sponsors: RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE HOUSES (NEW) Projects that are individual and residential in nature Proudly sponsored by: Bethanga House tUG workshop Mein Photo Pty Ltd HAROLD DESBROWE-ANNEAR AWARD Sawmill House Archier Benjamin Hosking ARCHITECTURE AWARD Villa Marittima, St Andrews Beach Robin Williams Architect Dean Bradley ARCHITECTURE AWARD Mexican Contemporary House Andres Casillas de Alba and Evolva Architects John Gollings COMMENDATION Beach Ave Schulberg Demkiw Architects Derek Swalwell COMMENDATION The Bow House Edwards Moore Fraser Marsden COMMENDATION Bridge House 2 Delia Teschendorff Architecture Trevor Mein COMMENDATION Hidden House Jackson Clements Burrows Architects John Gollings COMMENDATION RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE HOUSES (ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS) Projects that are individual and residential in nature Proudly sponsored by: Tower House Andrew Maynard Architects Peter Bennetts JOHN AND PHYLLIS MURPHY AWARD House 3 Coy Yiontis Architects Peter Clarke ARCHITECTURE AWARD Local House MAKE Architecture Peter Bennetts ARCHITECTURE AWARD Fat plan on Faraday St The Rexroth Mannasmann Collective Erica Lauthier COMMENDATION Green House Sean Godsell Architects Earl Carter COMMENDATION RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE MULTIPLE HOUSING Projects which are residential in nature and which include two or moreself-contained dwellings (whether or not the building includes uses for other purposes). Upper House Jackson Clements Burrows Architects John Gollings BEST OVEREND AWARD Domain Road Apartments Wood Marsh Architecture Peter Bennetts ARCHITECTURE AWARD Bravo Hayball Shannon McGrath COMMENDATION HERITAGE ARCHITECTURE Awarded for the adaptive reuse of a heritage structure or for built conservationprojects developed in accordance with the Australia ICOMOS Burra Charter Shrine of Remembrance - Galleries of Remembrance ARM Architecture John Gollings JOHN GEORGE KNIGHT AWARD Coriyule Bryce Raworth & Trethowan Architecture Hin Lim ARCHITECTURE AWARD Seabrook House John Wardle Architects Trevor Mein COMMENDATION INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE Awarded for excellence for design of interior spaces and environments within a new building or the refurbishment of an existing building Melbourne School of Design, The University of Melbourne John Wardle Architects & NADAAA in collaboration Peter Bennetts MARION MAHONY AWARD Huntingdale Golf Clubhouse Interiors Inarc Architects Peter Clarke ARCHITECTURE AWARD Medibank HASSELL Earl Carter ARCHITECTURE AWARD Domain Road Apartments Wood Marsh Architecture Peter Bennetts Project COMMENDATION Architect Tower House Andrew Maynard Architects Peter Bennetts COMMENDATION URBAN DESIGN Projects in this category may be single buildings, groups of buildings or non-building projects including studies or master plans Proudly sponsored by: Monash University North West Precinct Jackson Clements Burrows Architects in collaboration with MGS Masterplanners Peter Clarke JOSEPH REED AWARD Shrine of Remembrance - Galleries of Remembrance ARM Architecture John Gollings ARCHITECTURE AWARD Swanston Street City of Melbourne David Simmonds ARCHITECTURE AWARD RMIT A’Beckett Urban Square Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design John Gollings ARCHITECTURE AWARD PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE NEW Projects predominantly of a public or institutional nature Proudly sponsored by: New Municipal Building & Civic Square Lyons Chris Erskine ARCHITECTURE AWARD Library at The Dock Clare Design + Hayball (Architect of Record) John Gollings COMMENDATION PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS Projects predominantly of a public or institutional nature Proudly sponsored by: Shrine of Remembrance - Galleries of Remembrance ARM Architecture John Gollings WILLIAM WARDELL AWARD Margaret Court Arena NH Architecture + Populous Peter Bennetts ARCHITECTURE AWARD EDUCATIONAL ARCHITECTURE Any preschool, primary, secondary or tertiary educational facility and/or joint research facilities in which an educational institution is a significant partner Penleigh and Essendon Grammar Middle Girls School McBride Charles Ryan John Gollings HENRY BASTOW AWARD Green Chemical Futures Lyons Peter Bennetts ARCHITECTURE AWARD Monash University North West Precinct Jackson Clements Burrows Architects in collaboration with MGS Masterplanners Peter Clarke ARCHITECTURE AWARD Melbourne School of Design, The University of Melbourne John Wardle Architects & NADAAA in collaboration Peter Bennetts ARCHITECTURE AWARD Pamela Coyne Library Branch Studio Architects Nils Koenning ARCHITECTURE AWARD Sylvia Walton Building Lyons Dianna Snape COMMENDATION COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE Projects built primarily for commercial purposes Proudly sponsored by: Equestrian Centre, Merricks Seth Stein Architects (London) in assoc. with Watson Architecture + Design (Melbourne) Lisbeth Grosmann SIR OSBORN MCCUTCHEON AWARD CSL Global Corporate Headquarters Jacobs Group (Australia) Pty Limited Trevor Mein ARCHITECTURE AWARD RACV Resort Torquay Wood Marsh Architecture Tom Blachfrod COMMENDATION SMALL PROJECT ARCHITECTURE Projects that are considered to be ‘small’ in terms of area and or budget as determined by the Jury Proudly sponsored by: Moonlight Cabin Jackson Clements Burrows Architects Jeremy Weihrauch (Gollings Studio) KEVIN BORLAND AWARD Monument Park McBride Charles Ryan, Callum Morton and Oculus MCR ARCHITECTURE AWARD Hydronaut Studiobird with Mark Richardson Peter Bennetts ARCHITECTURE AWARD MPavilion Sean Godsell Architects Earl Carter ARCHITECTURE AWARD Hortus : Harbour Esplanade Temporary Activation Project Folk Architects Pty Ltd Peter Bennetts COMMENDATION Walker House Andrew Maynard Architects Fraser Marsden COMMENDATION SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE Projects which excel as architecture, and also display innovation and excellence in terms of environmental sustainability Library at The Dock Clare Design + Hayball (Architect of Record) Dianna Snape ALLAN AND BETH COLDICUTT AWARD 41X Lyons John Gollings ARCHITECTURE AWARD Bridging Boyd Jolson Architecture Interiors Landscape Lucas Allen COMMENDATION Paciocco Residence Tom Paciocco Architect FRAIA Robert Charlton COMMENDATION RMIT A’Beckett Urban Square Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design John Gollings COMMENDATION Sawmill House Archier Benjamin Hosking COMMENDATION Shrine of Remembrance - Galleries of Remembrance ARM Architecture John Gollings COMMENDATION COLORBOND® AWARD FOR STEEL ARCHITECTURE Recognises projects in which steel products play a significant role in the architectural design solution and which exemplify innovation in the use of steel Proudly sponsored by: Green Chemical Futures Lyons Peter Bennetts COLORBOND® AWARD FOR STEEL ARCHITECTURE Bethanga House tUG workshop Mein Photo Pty Ltd COMMENDATION ENDURING ARCHITECTURE AWARD Buildings of outstanding merit when considered in a contemporary context remain important as high quality works of architecture. Domain Park Apartments Grounds, Romberg, Boyd (Partner in Charge) Mark Strizic. Courtesy Estate of Mark Strizic. Supplied by the Robin Boyd Foundation ENDURING ARCHITECTURE AWARD MELBOURNE PRIZE For recognition of projects that have made significant contribution to Melbourne, and are located within Melbourne’s Urban Growth Boundary Proudly sponsored by: Shrine of Remembrance - Galleries of Remembrance ARM Architecture John Gollings MELBOURNE PRIZE REGIONAL PRIZE For recognition of projects that have made a significant contribution to Regional Victoria Ballarat Community Health Primary Care Centre DesignInc Dianna Snape REGIONAL PRIZE Prize BATES SMART AWARD FOR ARCHITECTURE IN THE MEDIA For contributions in the media and for journalists, editors, producers and event organisers working in the field of architecture and design Proudly sponsored by: Parlour Guides to Equitable Practice Parlour Justine Clark, Naomi Stead, Susie Ashworth, Catherine Griffiths, Neph Wake NATIONAL AWARD Mongrel Rapture - The Architecture of Ashton Raggatt McDougall ARM Architecture Edited by Mark Raggatt & Maitiu Ward; published by Uro Publications. STATE AWARD Talking Design Radio Podcast, RMIT University Stephen Crafti Produced by RMIT COMMENDATION.
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