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Victorian Architecture Awards — 2019 Victorian Architecture Awards — 2019 Shortlist Shortlisted projects are listed in alphabetical order by practice name Residential Architecture - Houses (New) Farmer Street | MAArchitects 37 entries / 13 shortlisted projects Clyde Mews | Six Degrees Architects Hawke & King | Six Degrees Architects St Andrews Beach House | Austin Maynard Architects Residential Architecture - Multiple Housing Jury Hawthorn House | Edition Office Richard Middleton (Chair) | HASSELL Bonnie Herring | Breathe Architecture Point Lonsdale House | Edition Office Jesse Linardi | DKO Architecture Ballarat House | Eldridge Anderson Sandy Point House | Kennedy Nolan Residential Architecture - Houses Fitzroy Lane | Kennedy Nolan (Alterations and Additions) Canopy House | Leeton Pointon Architects 35 entries / 14 shortlisted projects & Interiors Springhill House | Lovell Burton South Yarra House | AM Architecture Architecture Cascade House | Atelier Red+Black North Melbourne House | NMBW Grant House | Austin Maynard Architects Architecture Studio Brick & Gable House | Breathe Architecture Daylesford Longhouse | Partners Hill 182 Rose | Fieldwork Bluff House | Rob Kennon Architects LIGHT CORRIDOR HOUSE | Figr House in the Hills | Sean Godsell Architects Storybook House | Folk Architects Cornerstone House | Splinter Society York St Residence | Jackson Clements Architecture Burrows Architects Caroline House | Kennedy Nolan Residential Architecture - Houses (New) Jury Rodney Eggleston (Chair) | March Studio Oak House | Kennedy Nolan Andrew Simpson | Andrew Simpson Architects Garden Wall House | MAKE Architecture Claire Humphreys | Kerstin Thompson Architects Edsall Street | RITZ&GHOUGASSIAN Powell Street House | Robert Simeoni Residential Architecture - Multiple Architects Housing Fitzroy Terrace | Taylor Knights 23 entries / 8 shortlisted projects Acheson Place | Workshop Architecture Iglu Franklin Street | Bates Smart Residential Architecture - Houses (Alterations and Nth FITZROY Apartments | Fieldwork Additions) Jury Jane Caught (Chair) | Sibling Architecture Whitlam Place | Freadman White in Antony Martin | MRTN Architects collaboration with Anon Studio Michael Roper | Architecture Architecture Scarborough and Welkin | Justin Mallia Architecture Little Oxford | Kennedy Nolan 1 of 5 Victorian Architecture Awards — 2019 Shortlist Shortlisted projects are listed in alphabetical order by practice name Small Project Architecture Heritage 21 entries / 8 shortlisted projects 26 entries / 11 shortlisted projects Together Apart | Architecture Architecture Loch Street House | Donald Gallagher and Super Field | Baracco+Wright Architects Shelley Penn Architect Jock Comini Reserve Amenities | Kerstin Royal Mint Wall Remediation | HLCD Pty Ltd Thompson Architects with Ingegnaria and Oculus Sunda Bar & Restaurant | Kerstin Albert Park College Liberal Arts Centre | Thompson Architects & FigureGround Jackson Clements Burrows Architects Architecture Kagan House | Kennedy Nolan RACV Tiny Home | Maddison Architects Sacred Heart Building Abbotsford Convent Smiths Beach Surf Life Saving Tower | MRTN Foundation | Kerstin Thompson Architects Architects BENDIGO SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL Doubleground | MUIR + OPENWORK INSTITUTE | Lovell Chen New Agency | Sibling Architecture FLINDERS STREET STATION FACADE STRENGTHENING & CONSERVATION | Small Project Architecture Jury Keith Streames (Chair) | Streames Architects Lovell Chen Natalie Miles | Austin Maynard Architects The Bank, Vaughan | Maria Danos Jamie Sormann | Foomann Architects Architecture classical gas - original stereo version | Urban Design multiplicity with mel ogden landscapes 10 entries / 5 shortlisted projects Monash Caulfield, Buildings D, E and G | Swan Street Bridge Upgrade | BKK NMBW Architecture Studio Architects with McGregor Coxall and Parliament of Victoria Member’s Annexe | Relume Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design Caulfield to Dandenong Level Crossing Heritage Jury Removal | Cox Architecture with ASPECT Matt Gibson (Chair) | Matt Gibson Architecture + Studios Design South Melbourne Primary School | Hayball Janet Beeston | Frontier Heritage P/L Rosanna Station | MGS Architects and Vicki McLean | Heritage Victoria Jacobs Architects Parliament of Victoria Member’s Annexe | Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design Urban Design Jury Adam Pustola (Chair) | Lyons Veryan Curnow | Jackson Clements Burrows Architects Jocelyn Chiew | Monash University 2 of 5 Victorian Architecture Awards — 2019 Shortlist Shortlisted projects are listed in alphabetical order by practice name Commercial Architecture Parliament of Victoria Member’s Annexe | 18 entries / 7 shortlisted projects Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design Powell Street House | Robert Simeoni United Places Botanic Gardens South Yarra Architects | Carr Melbourne Jetbase | Cox Architecture Interior Architecture Jury ArtBank | Edition Office Karen Alcock (Chair) | MAA Eugene Cheah | Cheah Saw Architecture Pt Leo Estate | Jolson Oliver Duff | Clare Cousins Architects Melbourne Central Arcade | Kennedy Nolan Private Women’s Club | Kerstin Thompson Public Architecture Architects 24 entries / 11 shortlisted projects RACV Cape Schanck Resort | Wood Marsh Architecture The Club Stand | Bates Smart Caulfield to Dandenong Level Crossing Commercial Architecture Jury Tim Leslie (Chair) | Bates Smart Removal | Cox Architecture Anna Maskiell | Public Realm Lab Melbourne Jetbase | Cox Architecture Domenic Cerantonio | Cera Stribley Architects Buxton Contemporary | Fender Katsalidis Port of Sale | fjmt Interior Architecture Frankston Station | Genton 34 entries / 10 shortlisted projects St Albans Station | HASSELL Rosanna Station | MGS Architects and Kia Ora Apartment | Baracco+Wright Jacobs Architects Architects Melbourne Convention and Exhibition The Club Stand | Bates Smart Centre Expansion | NH Architecture and 2 Southbank | BVN Woods Bagot United Places Botanic Gardens South Yarra Parliament of Victoria Member’s Annexe | | Carr Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design Denton Corker Marshall Studio | Denton West Gippsland Arts Centre | Williams Ross Corker Marshall Architects Whitlam Place | Freadman White in collaboration with Anon Studio Public Architecture Jury Melbourne Central Arcade | Kennedy Nolan Rosemary Burne (Chair) | Conrad Gargett Simon Knott | BKK Architects Private Women’s Club | Kerstin Thompson Anne Clisby | Denton Corker Marshall Architects 3 of 5 Victorian Architecture Awards — 2019 Shortlist Shortlisted projects are listed in alphabetical order by practice name Educational Architecture Sustainable Architecture 20 entries / 9 shortlisted projects 9 shortlisted projects Biomedical Learning and Teaching Building, Loch Street House | Donald Gallagher and Monash University | Denton Corker Shelley Penn Architect Marshall MPavilion | Estudio Carme Pinos and Zilka Prahran High School | Gray Puksand Studio Braemar College Stage 1, Middle School | Eltham North Adventure Playground Hayball | Gardiner Architects with Jeavons South Melbourne Primary School | Hayball Landscape Architects Moot Court Learning Precinct for the Rivergum Residential Treatment Centre | Monash Faculty of Law | Jackson Clements Guymer Bailey Architects Pty Ltd Burrows Architects Scarborough and Welkin | Justin Mallia Albert Park College Liberal Arts Centre | Architecture Jackson Clements Burrows Architects BENDIGO SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL Monash University Caulfield Library INSTITUTE | Lovell Chen Refurbishment | John Wardle Architects RACV Tiny Home | Maddison Architects Northcote High School Performing Arts & Parliament of Victoria Member’s Annexe | VCE Centre | Kerstin Thompson Architects Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design Christ Church Grammar School Main Hawke & King | Six Degrees Architects Campus Redevelopment | Sally Draper Architects in association with Mcldowie Sustainable Architecture Jury Marika Neustupny (Chair) | NMBW Partners Emma Gauder | Architects EAT Andrew Walter | Woods Bagot Educational Architecture Jury Michael McKenna (Chair) | Michael McKenna Pty Ltd Emily Chalk | Kosloff Architecture Sean van der Velden | Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design 4 of 5 Victorian Architecture Awards — 2019 Shortlist Shortlisted projects are listed in alphabetical order by practice name COLORBOND® Award for Steel Architecture Melbourne Prize 5 shortlisted projects 5 shortlisted projects Peter Mathieson Pavilion | CO-OP Studio The Club Stand | Bates Smart Springhill House | Lovell Burton Caulfield to Dandenong Level Crossing Architecture Removal | Cox Architecture with ASPECT House in the Hills | Sean Godsell Architects Studios Rosanna Station | MGS Architects and South Melbourne Primary School | Hayball Jacobs Architects Private Women’s Club | Kerstin Thompson The Cinema Complex at the District Architects Docklands | NH Architecture Parliament of Victoria Member’s Annexe | Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design COLORBOND® Award for Steel Architecture Jury Dr Leanne Zilka (Chair) | Zilka Studio Melbourne Prize Jury Aimee Goodwin | Project 12 Architecture Jane Williams (Chair) | John Wardle Architects Tim Wilson | Folk Architects Alix Smith | HASSELL Stefano Scalzo | Victorian Health and Human Regional Prize Services Building Authority 4 shortlisted projects Cobram Library & Learning Centre | Cohen Leigh Architects Port of Sale | fjmt Pt Leo Estate | Jolson Jock Comini Reserve Amenities | Kerstin Thompson Architects Regional Prize Jury Kim Irons (Chair) | Irons McDuff Architecture Sarah Zahradnik | NH Architecture Kim Bridgland | Edition Office 5 of 5.
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