The excitement is mounting. The timer is getting closer and closer to D-Day. There’s only ONE WEEK LEFT to enter the 2019 INDE.Awards!
February 1st, 2019
It’s crunch time! The Jury is prepped, the Gala date set. The only thing remaining is to complete that award-winning entry. We’ve extended the entry deadline until Friday 8 February – ONE WEEK AWAY – so you can put the finishing touches on your entries before 2019 judging begins.
Coming to this fresh? Now might be your golden opportunity to enter the awards and make your mark on the region. There are many great reasons to enter the INDE.Awards – not least of all our 11 carefully developed categories.
Just as important is the strong sense of community and regional industry engagement that comes part and parcel with our Indo-Pacific-wide program. Our 2019 Ambassadors are a wonderful example of just how far the awards really reach.
Join us in 2019 as we celebrate the most progressive architecture and design in the region. This is your moment!
Entry Guide – everything you need to know
Category List – choose which category you’ll enter
Category Criteria – the big picture vision
Entry Pricing – scaled entry fees for the entire region
Contact us – we’re happy to help
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