With the 2025 INDE.Awards now over, it’s time to take a breath before it all begins again in early December. However, integral to the awards this year and every year is the jury – and what an amazing group came together in 2025.
August 29th, 2025
A jury is the backbone of any awards program and so it is with the INDE.Awards where exemplar practitioners come together to review and assess entries. This year there was a complement of 34 jurors – each with their particular expertise that covered every aspect of architecture and design – from commercial, retail and hospitality, education, workplace and health through to residential and interior projects, object design, graduates and photography.
We would like to thank each and every one of our talented and very busy jurors for their time, expertise and professional judgment that forms the shortlist and ultimately the Honourable Mentions and Winners. It’s not an easy task and takes precious time, however, we are very grateful for your dedication to the INDE.Awards and for making the 2025 INDEs such a success.
Among the illustrious group in 2025 are Founders and Principals of their own practices, a Gold Medal winner, practitioners recognised for their outstanding contribution by their respective Architecture Institutes, architects and designers who are feted in their own country, our region and globally as every juror is recognised as a leader of design.
It’s a jury that highlights the depth of architecture and design talent in the Indo-Pacific but also brings a perspective from Europe and America. And so, to the jury members of the 2025 INDE.Awards, our sincere thanks go to,
Adam Goodrum – Principal (Adam Goodrum Studios) Australia
Alex Hopkins – Principal (Studio Tate) Australia
Aleesha Callaghan – Editor, Writer and Podcaster (Australia)
Alicia Lynch – Director of Interior Design & Design Management, Global Design APAC (Marriott International) Australia, Aotearoa/New Zealand, Pacific.
Angelene Chan – Chairperson (DP Architects) Singapore
Brett Boardman – Principal (Brett Boardman Photography) Australia
Chan Ee Mun – Director (WOHA) Singapore
Chui Lai (Judy) Cheung – Co-founder (CheungVogl Architects) Hong Kong/China
Colin Seah – Founder Director (Ministry of Design) Singapore
David Teh – Founder & Director (Pakatan Reka Arkitek) Malaysia
Devika Khosla – Co-founder and Creative Director (The Works Interiors) India
Dianna Snape – Principal (Dianna Snape Photography) Australia
Dikshu C Kukreja, – Managing Principal (CP Kukreja Architects) India
Greg Natale – Founder & Principal (Greg Natale) Australia
James Calder – Director (Placing World) Australia
Jefa Greenaway (Wailwan/Kamilaroi) – Founder & Director (Greenaway Architects) Australia
Jeremy Smith – Design Director (Irving Smith Architects), Aotearoa/New Zealand
John Gollings AM – Managing Director (Gollings Photography) Asia Pacific
Koos de Keijzer – Founder & Principal (DKO) Aotearoa/New Zealand, Australia and South-East Asia
Leone Lorrimer – National Practice Leader (GHD Design) Australia
Luke Yeung – Principal (Architectkidd) Thailand
Mardi Doherty – Founder & Principal (Studio Doherty) Australia
Melvin Keng – Founder & Principal Architect (Kaizen Architecture) Singapore
Patrick Keane – Founder (Enter Projects Asia) Thailand
Raj Nandan – Founder & CEO (Indesign Media Asia Pacific) Singapore/Australia
Roshni Kshirsagar – Partner (SJK Architects) India
Sara Folch – Founder (Sara Folch Interior Design Studio) Spain
Sarah Bader – Executive Director and Co-Regional Client Relationship Leader, Principal (Gensler) Japan
Sharyn Cairns – Principal & President IMAA (Sharyn Cairns) Australia
Shashi Caan – Founding Partner (SC COLLECTIVE & GloWd)
United States of America/United Kingdom
Sidhartha Talwar – Co-founder and Principal (Studio Lotus) India
Thien Duong – General Director (GroupGSA) Vietnam
Wendy Saunders – Co-Founder & Principal Architect (AIM Architecture) China
Whare Timu (Ngāti Kahungunu, Te Arawa, Ngāti Tūwharetoa) – Co-Founder & Director (MOMO Native) Aotearoa/New Zealand
With such diversity in our region, the INDE.Awards is the most prestigious platform that supports and showcases the innovation and creativity from the architects and designers in the Indo-Pacific. The 2025 jury reflects this, and we applaud these leaders and once again thank them for being a part of the 2025 INDE.Awards.
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