The winners of the 2009 NSW Australian Institute of Architects have been announced.
June 22nd, 2009
Education is once again impressing in this year’s Architecture Awards, with the announcment of the NSW Public Building winner, All Saints Primary School in Belmore by Candalepas Associates.
The project received the coveted Sulman Award for Public buildings at the NSW Awards ceremony last Thursday, becoming the first primary school in 28 years to receive the award.
“It has an unassuming civic quality that is appropriately institutional, with a refinement and scale to the detailing that is right for children and families,” says Sam Marshall – NSW Architecture Awards Jury Chairman.
The awards also recognised a raft of other educational institutions in the Public Architecture category, including the University of Sydney’s Faculty of Law, Libaray and Teaching Complex by Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp – also taking out an Award for Sustainable Architecture and Commendation for Urban Design.
In another sort of ‘training’, the Premier’s Award – decided by Premier Nathan Rees – perhaps unsurprisingly, went to the embattled Chatswood to Epping Rail Link. The Premier praised the architecture of the project, explaining, “solving at once issues of urban presence, customer amenity, engineering complexity and interiors that have a 100-year life expectancy is no mean feat.”
In the residential awards, the Wilkinson Award – the state’s top Award for residential architecture – went, for the second time, to Neeson Murcutt Architects, this year for their Whale Beach House.
All in all 44 awards and commendations were presented. For the full list of winners click here. The winners will fight it out against the other states’ winners in the National Awards in October.
Hero image: All Saints Primary School. Photographer: Brett Boardman
All Saints Primary School: Candalepas Associates. Photographer Brett Boardman
Whale Beach House: Neeson Murcutt Architects. Photographer Brett Boardman
Whale Beach House: Neeson Murcutt Architects. Photographer Brett Boardman
Public Architecture
Sulman Award for Public Architecture
All Saints Primary School: Candalepas Associates
Architecture Award
The University of Sydney, Faculty of Law, Library and Teaching Complex: fjmt (Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp)
Architecture Award
Jane Foss Russell Building | The University of Sydney: John Wardle Architects in association with Wilson Architects and GHD
Urban Design
Lloyd Rees Award for Urban Design
Ivy: Merivale Group, Woods Bagot and Hecker Phelan & Guthrie
Architecture Award
Armory Wharf Precinct: Hargreaves Associates, Lahz Nimmo Architects and Lacoste + Stevenson
Commendation
The University of Sydney, Faculty of Law Complex and Public Domain: fjmt with Jeppe Aagaard Andersen, Tinka Sack
Commendation
Jacaranda Square: McGregor Westlake Architecture in association with Aspect Studios
Commercial Architecture
Architecture Award
Ivy: Merivale Group, Woods Bagot and Hecker Phelan & Guthrie
Architecture Award
Armory Wharf Café: Lahz Nimmo Architects
Commendation
Woollahra Hotel + Bistro Moncur: Tzannes Associates
Sustainable Architecture
Milo Dunphy Award for Sustainable Architecture
Australasian Performing Rights Association (APRA): Smart Design Studio
Architecture Award
The University of Sydney Faculty of Law, Library and Teaching Complex: fjmt (Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp)
Heritage Architecture
Greenway Award for Heritage
Fitzroy Terrace: Welsh + Major Architects
Architecture Award
4 Wiston Gardens: Luigi Rosselli Pty/Ltd
Interior Architecture
Architecture Award
Macquarie Street Apartment: Tzannes Associates Pty Ltd…/more
Architecture Award
Jane Foss Russell Building| The University of Sydney: John Wardle in association with Wilson Architects
Architecture Award
Mansfield Appleton Residence: Smart Design Studio
Small Project Architecture
Architecture Award
Recycled Fibro Cottage: Michael Dysart and Partners P/L
Commendation
Turruwul Park Kiosk and Change Rooms: HASSELL with City Projects, City of Sydney
Commendation
Ballast Point Amenities: Choi Ropiha
Commendation
The Almost House: Wilkin + Pini
Residential Architecture / Houses – New
Wilkinson Award for Residential Architecture
Whale Beach House: Neeson Murcutt Architects
Architecture Award
Outcrop House: Peter Stutchbury Architecture
Architecture Award
Snowy Mountains House: James Stockwell Architect
Architecture Award
Clifton Gardens House: Louise Nettleton Architects
Architecture Award
Freshwater House: Chenchow Little Architects
Architecture Award
Parsley Bay Residence: Tzannes Associates Pty Ltd
Commendation
Parsley House: Tobias Partners
Commendation
Kangaroo Valley House: Turner + Associates Architects
Commendation
R House: Donovan Hill
Commendation
Northwood House: Vladimir N. Ivanov Architects Pty Ltd
Commendation
Kensington House: Candalepas Associates
Residential Architecture / Alterations and Additions
Architecture Award
Ang House: Chenchow Little Architects
Architecture Award
4 Wiston Gardens: Luigi Rosselli Pty/Ltd
Commendation
Turramurra House: Vladimir N. Ivanov Architects Pty Ltd
Residential Architecture / Multiple Housing
Aaron Bolot Award for Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing
Two Houses at Boomerang Beach: collins and turner
Architecture Award
Pindari: Candalepas Associates
Blacket Prize
Snowy Mountains House: James Stockwell Architect
Colorbond® Steel Award
Snowy Mountains House: James Stockwell Architect
Special Jury Prize
The Logic: Environa Studio
25 Year Award
Curry House 2: Bruce Rickard
Premier’s Prize
Epping to Chatswood Rail Link: HASSELL
President’s Prize
Philip Thalis and Peter John Cantrill
Marion Mahony Griffin Prize
Catherine De Lorenzo
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