Architecture and designs’ most anticipated evening is almost here. Celebrate with us as your 2021 INDE.Awards winners are announced!
July 30th, 2021
No matter where you are across the Indo-Pacific region, the INDE.Awards has your front row seat reserved as we reveal your 2021 INDE.Award winners.
Each year, the awards brings together the wider architectural community as we join in recognising the people, practices and projects that put our region on a global scale. This year, the program is offering us an additional way to come together, learn and share experiences via the inaugural INDE.Summit.
Join us for a full day of knowledge sharing as we explore the most pressing topics in our industry, exploring how they manifest, intersect and differ across local, regional and global touchpoints. You’ll join a lineup of architecture and design’s best and brightest in an interactive event software that will let you connect, ask questions, network and visit our event partners. The INDE.Summit will proceed the evening of celebrations setting the tone for meaningful regional dialogue.
After a day of learning let the celebrations begin! Come together to enjoy a digital gala experience with a live stream that will screen each award and every speech into the homes, offices and parties of architecture and design lovers across the sub-continent. Be there as we unveil the best projects, objects, people and firms from the last 12 months and acknowledge the excellence, innovation and resilience that defines the Indo-Pacific.
Make an evening of it! Pull your ballgown over your activewear, research recipes for your favourite hors d’oeuvres and invite your friends and colleagues (within acceptable distancing guidelines of course!) over for an INDE.Awards viewing party!
We look forward to welcoming our largest audience yet and can’t wait for you to see what we have in store! Join host Peter Colquhoun, program director Jan Henderson, the INDE.Awards team, our shortlisters and partners for a night to remember. Get excited, get involved and be there as your INDE.Awards winners are revealed!
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Here’s what you need to know:
INDE.Awards Digital Gala
Thursday August 5th
Ceremony beings 7:30pm AEST
Get your free ticket here
Want more out of your INDE experience? Check out the INDE.Summit lineup here
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