2019 Victorian Architecture Awards Shortlist announced

2019 Victorian Architecture Awards Shortlist announced
Urban Editorial April 11, 2019

The shortlist for the 2019 Victorian Architecture Awards has been revealed with .89 projects shortlisted across 14 categories celebrating public, residential, heritage and regional architecture.

Run by the Victorian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects, the 2019 shortlist was whittled down from a total of 248 entries by independent juries.

“At a time where we are acutely aware of the issues that our industry is facing due to increased procurement and economic pressures, the awards provide an opportunity to acknowledge the significant efforts made by architects, clients, consultants and contractors to provide quality built outcomes.

Most importantly, sustainability in design needs to be understood through the lens of longevity, going beyond short-term gains and visions. This is a prevailing message highlighted in our shortlisted projects this year. “All good buildings require a considered and collaborative design process. It is these projects that provide the best outcomes for delivering permanent benefits to communities at large"

The design outcomes achieved via the shortlisted public architecture projects define the important role that the public realm plays in providing exemplar-built outcomes that support our growing communities and provide a legacy for future generations.

With population density rising across our cities, public space becomes an incredibly valuable commodity – not only from an economic perspective, but more importantly for the wellbeing of our communities.”

-  Amy Muir, Victorian Chapter President

All entries into the 2019 awards program will form part of an exhibition at No Vacancy Gallery, which will run until 21 April, and will highlight the array of architecture across the state.

The winners of the 2019 Victorian Architecture Awards will be announced at the official awards dinner on 28 June. Winners of each category will then be eligible for recognition in the National Architecture Awards program.

Shortlist

Residential Architecture - Houses (New)
37 entries / 13 shortlisted projects

  • St Andrews Beach House | Austin Maynard Architects
  • Hawthorn House | Edition Office
  • Point Lonsdale House | Edition Office
  • Ballarat House | Eldridge Anderson
  • Sandy Point House | Kennedy Nolan
  • Fitzroy Lane | Kennedy Nolan
  • Canopy House | Leeton Pointon Architects & Interiors
  • Springhill House | Lovell Burton Architecture
  • North Melbourne House | NMBW Architecture Studio
  • Daylesford Longhouse | Partners Hill
  • Bluff House | Rob Kennon Architects
  • House in the Hills | Sean Godsell Architects
  • Cornerstone House | Splinter Society Architecture

Residential Architecture - Houses (New) Jury
Rodney Eggleston (Chair) | March Studio
Andrew Simpson | Andrew Simpson Architects
Claire Humphreys | Kerstin Thompson Architects 

Residential Architecture - Multiple Housing
23 entries / 7 shortlisted projects

  • Iglu Franklin Street | Bates Smart
  • Nth FITZROY Apartments | Fieldwork
  • Whitlam Place | Freadman White in collaboration with Anon Studio
  • Scarborough and Welkin | Justin Mallia Architecture
  • Little Oxford | Kennedy Nolan
  • Farmer Street | MAArchitects
  • Clyde Mews | Six Degrees Architects
  • Hawke & King | Six Degrees Architects

Residential Architecture - Multiple Housing Jury
Richard Middleton (Chair) | HASSELL
Bonnie Herring | Breathe Architecture
Jesse Linardi | DKO Architecture

Residential Architecture - Houses (Alterations and Additions)
35 entries / 14 shortlisted projects

  • South Yarra House | AM Architecture
  • Cascade House | Atelier Red+Black
  • Grant House | Austin Maynard Architects
  • Brick & Gable House | Breathe Architecture
  • 182 Rose | Fieldwork
  • Light Corridor House | Figr
  • Storybook House | Folk Architects
  • York St Residence | Jackson Clements Burrows Architects
  • Caroline House | Kennedy Nolan
  • Oak House | Kennedy Nolan
  • Garden Wall House | MAKE Architecture
  • Edsall Street | RITZ&GHOUGASSIAN
  • Powell Street House | Robert Simeoni Architects
  • Fitzroy Terrace | Taylor Knights
  • Acheson Place | Workshop Architecture

Residential Architecture - Houses (Alterations and Additions) Jury
Jane Caught (Chair) | Sibling Architecture
Antony Martin | MRTN Architects
Michael Roper | Architecture Architecture

Small Project Architecture
21 entries / 8 shortlisted projects

Small Project Architecture Jury
Keith Streames (Chair) | Streames Architects
Natalie Miles | Austin Maynard Architects
Jamie Sormann | Foomann Architects

Urban Design
10 entries / 5 shortlisted projects

Urban Design Jury
Adam Pustola (Chair) | Lyons
Veryan Curnow | Jackson Clements Burrows Architects
Jocelyn Chiew | Monash University

Heritage
26 entries / 11 shortlisted projects

  • Loch Street House | Donald Gallagher and Shelley Penn Architect
  • Royal Mint Wall Remediation | HLCD Pty Ltd with Ingegnaria and Oculus
  • Albert Park College Liberal Arts Centre | Jackson Clements Burrows Architects
  • Kagan House | Kennedy Nolan
  • Sacred Heart Building Abbotsford Convent Foundation | Kerstin Thompson Architects
  • Bendigo Soldiers’ Memorial Institute | Lovell Chen
  • Flinders Street Station Facade Strengthening & Conservation | Lovell Chen
  • The Bank, Vaughan | Maria Danos Architecture
  • Classical Gas - original stereo version | Multiplicity with Mel Ogden Landscapes
  • Monash Caulfield, Buildings D, E and G | NMBW Architecture Studio
  • Parliament of Victoria Member’s Annexe | Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design

Heritage Jury
Matt Gibson (Chair) | Matt Gibson Architecture + Design
Janet Beeston | Frontier Heritage P/L
Vicki McLean | Heritage Victoria

Commercial Architecture
18 entries / 7 shortlisted projects

Commercial Architecture Jury
Tim Leslie (Chair) | Bates Smart
Anna Maskiell | Public Realm Lab
Domenic Cerantonio | Cera Stribley Architects

Interior Architecture
34 entries / 10 shortlisted projects

Interior Architecture Jury
Karen Alcock (Chair) | MAA
Eugene Cheah | Cheah Saw Architecture
Oliver Duff | Clare Cousins Architects

Public Architecture
24 entries / 11 shortlisted projects

Public Architecture Jury
Rosemary Burne (Chair) | Conrad Gargett
Simon Knott | BKK Architects
Anne Clisby | Denton Corker Marshall

Educational Architecture
20 entries / 9 shortlisted projects

Educational Architecture Jury
Michael McKenna (Chair) | Michael McKenna Pty Ltd
Emily Chalk | Kosloff Architecture
Sean van der Velden | Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design

Sustainable Architecture
9 shortlisted projects

  • Loch Street House | Donald Gallagher and Shelley Penn Architect
  • MPavilion | Estudio Carme Pinos and Zilka Studio
  • Eltham North Adventure Playground | Gardiner Architects with Jeavons Landscape Architects
  • Rivergum Residential Treatment Centre | Guymer Bailey Architects Pty Ltd
  • Scarborough and Welkin | Justin Mallia Architecture
  • Bendigo Soldiers’ Memorial Institute | Lovell Chen
  • Tiny Home | Maddison Architects
  • Parliament of Victoria Member’s Annexe | Peter Elliott Architecture + Urban Design
  • Hawke & King | Six Degrees Architects

Sustainable Architecture Jury
Marika Neustupny (Chair) | NMBW
Emma Gauder | Architects EAT
Andrew Walter | Woods Bagot

COLORBOND® Award for Steel Architecture
5 shortlisted projects

  • Peter Mathieson Pavilion | CO-OP Studio
  • Springhill House | Lovell Burton Architecture
  • House in the Hills | Sean Godsell Architects
  • Rosanna Station | MGS Architects and Jacobs Architects
  • The Cinema Complex at the District Docklands | NH Architecture

COLORBOND® Award for Steel Architecture Jury
Dr Leanne Zilka (Chair) | Zilka Studio
Aimee Goodwin | Project 12 Architecture
Tim Wilson | Folk Architects

Regional Prize
4 shortlisted projects

Regional Prize Jury
Kim Irons (Chair) | Irons McDuff Architecture
Sarah Zahradnik | NH Architecture
Kim Bridgland | Edition Office

Melbourne Prize
5 shortlisted projects

Melbourne Prize Jury
Jane Williams (Chair) | John Wardle Architects
Alix Smith | HASSELL
Stefano Scalzo | Victorian Health and Human Services Building Authority

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