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A powerhouse of creatives

Meet the 2026 INDE.Award jury for our 10th anniversary year – an amazing group of the best practitioners from across our region and indeed the world.

A powerhouse of creatives

The INDE.Awards showcases the extraordinary talent that resides in our Indo-Pacific and the jury represents outstanding leaders in architecture and design – not only from our region but from across the globe.

In order to judge the best architecture and design submissions, we need to have the greatest voices from many countries and communities who bring their professionalism, expertise and knowledge to the table and adjudicate with respect and care.  

In 2026, our 10th anniversary year of the program, the INDE.Awards jury comprises 34 jurors – all exceptional practitioners both returning this year and joining for the first time. Each brings something different, something special to the judging process along with an exceptional competence in their particular area of design.

We would like to thank each and every member of our 2026 INDE.Awards jury for giving their time to support the INDEs – as they are the backbone and strength of our program.

We welcome back,

Alicia Lynch – Director of Interior Design & Design Management, Global Design APAC, Marriott International (Australia, Aotearoa/New Zealand, Pacific)

Apoorva Shroff – Founder and Principal Designer, lyth design (India)

Brett Boardman – Principal, Brett Boardman Photography (Australia)

Chan Ee Mun – Director, WOHA (Singapore)

Colin Seah – Principal, MOD (Singapore)

Dianna Snape – Principal, Dianna Snape Photography (Australia)

Greg Natale – Founder and Principal, Greg Natale (Australia)

James Calder – Director, Placing (Australia)

Jefa Greenaway (Wailwan Kamilaroi) – Founder & Director Greenaway Architects (Australia)

Jeremy Smith – Design Director, Irving Smith Architects (Aotearoa/New Zealand)

Koos de Keijser FRAIA – Founder and Principal, DKO (Aotearoa/New Zealand, Australia and South-East Asia)

Leone Lorrimer LFRAIA – Formerly National Practice Leader, GHD Design (Australia)

Luke Yeung – Principal, Architectkidd (Thailand)

Mardi Doherty – Founder and Principal, Studio Doherty (Australia)

Patrick Keane – Founder, Enter Projects Asia (Thailand)

Raj Nandan – Founder and CEO, Indesign Media Asia Pacific (Australia/Asia)

Sarah Bader – Executive Director and Co-Regional Client Relationship Leader, Principal, Gensler (Japan)

Sharyn Cairns – Principal, Sharyn Cairns (Australia)

Shashi Caan – Director, SC Collective & GloWd (USA)

Thien Duong – General Director, GroupGSA (Vietnam) 

Wendy Saunders – Co-Founder and Principal Architect, AIM Architecture (China)

And joining us for the first time this year are, 

Adam Markowitz – Founder, Adam Markowitz Design (Australia)

Anand Sharma – Founding Partner, Design Forum International (India)

Danielle Brustman – Interior Designer, Danielle Brustman (Australia)

David Teoh – Director (Architecture and design) PAB Architecture (Malaysia)

Huia Reriti – President and Fellow, FNZIA (Aotearoa/New Zealand)

Huzefa Rangwala & Jasem Pirani– Co-Founders, MuseLab (India)

James Grose – Principal, Consultant (Australia)

Jenchieh Hung and Kulthida Songkittipakdee – Principal Architects, Jenchieh Hung and Kulthida Songkittipakdee / HAS design and research (Thailand)

Rachna Agarwal – Founder and Design Ideator, Studio IAAD / Co-Founder, ZOERA (India)

Richard Glover – Principal, Richard Glover Photographer and President Image Makers Association Australia (Australia)

Travis Walton – Founder / Director, Travis Walton (Australia)

And what a blockbuster jury for the INDEs in this celebratory 10th year! We are privileged to have the very best of the best practitioners from our region and across the globe participate in the 2026 INDE.Awards jury.

The INDE.Awards are now open and we encourage you to enter your projects. Entry is here.

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