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Senior Planner, Director of Clause:1 Planning JUDGES — STUDENT AWARD S (FINAL JUDGING)

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From the Editor

Non-Residential Design

Residential Restoration

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From the BDAV President

Heritage Design

Interior Design

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Building Design of the Year 2018

Best Energy Efficient Design

Most Innovative Small Works Project

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Residential Design

Best Environmentally Sustainable Design

Most Innovative Kitchen Design

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Most Innovative Bathroom Design

Excellence in Use of Concrete

Index

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Excellence in Use of Steel

Excellence in Use of Lightweight Materials

Winners

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Excellence in Use of Timber

Excellence in Use of Recycled Materials

Advertisers Index

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Excellence in Use of Glass

Emerging Designers

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Designers Embrace Sustainability

FROM THE EDITOR

T H E P R O J E C TS E N TE R E D I N TH E 2 01 8 B D AV B U I L D I N G D E S I G N AWA R D S A GA IN R E F L EC T TH E D I V E R S I TY O F TAL E N T AM O N G S T TH E B D AV ’ S M EM BER S HIP, PA R T I C U L AR LY TH E I R S K I L L S I N TH E AR E A O F S U S TAI N AB L E D ES IGN.

Indeed, this year’s Building Design of the Year – a six-townhouse development by Melbourne Design Studios – evolved from a concept design in which this talented design team won the BDAV’s 2013 10 Star Challenge in the Multi-Residential category (Sustainable Inner City Living) and achieved an average 7 Star NatHERS rating across all townhouses. Sustainability played a central role in the design of this project from the outset. Melbourne Design Studios allowed for the sustainability measures to be seamlessly integrated into the high-level design and not to appear as superfluous ‘green’ add-ons. This is a benchmark by which they approach all their designs. Passive design measures were prioritised over active measures, due to their robustness, longevity and reliability for unknown future clients. Social sustainability and biophilic design were also intrinsic to the design. With its sustainable design approach – and despite the tight urban setting – the project successfully delivers an abundance of natural light and ventilation, as well as a strong connection with nature via the central courtyard and the north facing gardens. Other sustainability features include natural, recycled and sustainable materials, rainwater harvesting, an average of 7 star NatHERS rating, solar water heating, efficient heating systems, and water saving fixtures, including a 2000L watertank cleverly built-in to an outdoor bench-seat and planter in the central courtyard. Social sustainability was also considered: no front fence and semi-permeable garages blur the boundaries between public and private, allowing for more social interaction within the community. While the concept was typically based on maximising areas and yield, the developers also wanted to make a positive impact on the neighbourhood by providing luxury

residences with a sense of individuality that sensitively respond to their urban and heritage surrounds. High-level environmentally sustainable design principles and design for longevity were key drivers of the brief. Marc Bernstein from Melbourne Design Studios said: “Rather than purely focusing on energy performance, it was important for us to create a wholesome overarching sustainability concept that would be able to introduce sustainable design to people who normally would have no interest in it.” All-in-all, an outstanding development, reflecting the success of a well-informed design team and a positive relationship with their client. Many of the projects featured in this edition of Awarded display the design skills that contributed to clients’ lifestyles and particular needs. In many cases, materials have been resourced and selected for sustainability and durability, in anticipation of the occupants’ changing needs as their lives evolve. We are very proud of this edition of Awarded, which showcases the skills involved in the ever-evolving design profession. Entrust your next project to a building designer who is a member of the Building Designers Association of Victoria. They have the skills and knowledge to help you meet your aspirations and lifestyle choices. Awarded again showcases projects that set benchmarks for achieving clients’ expectations, and again shows the skills of designers in interpreting and designing successful solutions. We hope you will find inspiration for your next project within these pages. Enjoy the read! GISELLE GRYNBAUM EDITOR

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Design Ethos

F R O M T H E B D AV P R E S I D E N T

I H AV E A L WAY S E N J O Y E D T H E B U I L D I N G D E S I G N AWA R D S , A N D T H I S A R T I C L E P R O M P T E D M E T O T H I N K A B O U T T H E R E A S O N S I E N J O Y E D I T . I A L WAY S S AW T H E S E AWA R D S A S A G O O D O P P O R T U N I T Y T O S H O W C A S E T H E TA L E N T W I T H I N T H E B D AV , A N D I T I S G O O D F O R D E S I G N E R S T O B E R E C O G N I S E D B Y O U R P E E R S . IT GOES BEYOND THAT; I BELIEVE THE AWARDS ARE IMPORTANT IN CHALLENGING US TO BE BETTER. EVERY YEAR WE SAY THE DESIGNS ARE GETTING BETTER, I LIKE TO THINK AS INDIVIDUALS AND AS AN ORGANISATION, WE ARE EVOLVING.

It is important we evolve and continue to improve as an organisation and as a profession because we have a unique responsibility in our profession. Our profession is unique; we are often engaged to design a particular building to meet our clients’ brief. The buildings we design have a greater impact beyond our property boundaries; they form streetscapes, communities and cities. Our buildings relate to other buildings and create a society. They also inspire other designers. We know of significant buildings which inspire us; the buildings we design can have a similar effect on others. These Awards are also part of that to move people to design better and further improve our built environment. The strength of the BDAV has always been communicating the technical responsibilities; this is incredibly important, but it is the minimum expectation of our profession. Not to down-play this, but we are expected to document well and cover the necessary statutory requirements. We are getting better about talking about design qualities but the third element I will refer to as architectural ethos which is less tangible and talked about less, that element intrigues me as it is harder to define. The Oxford Dictionary defines Ethos as ‘The characteristic spirit of a culture, era, or community as manifested in its attitudes and aspirations’. Time will tell what will have a lasting effect and what will influence others in the future. The BDAV Awards fast-track this process by bringing the members together to review the designs of the year and celebrating them and giving them increased exposure. I hope other designers like myself leave each year inspired to create. The other side of responsibility is that this is not always an easy industry to be a part of. It is hard work

dealing with all the people involved and the stresses of the industry. Being able to hear peoples’ stories is also useful. It is inspiring listening to designers say ‘this building had a very difficult labour but it was worth it in the end’ is something I can identify with. Architecture is a reflection of our society. It varies throughout time and different cultures, reflecting what we value in our homes, lives and society; we can see our society’s values in our architecture. We are at the coal-face of this, and can influence it; when clients ask for things, we can challenge them. We have a responsibility to meet the client’s brief but that doesn’t mean we just do what they ask for; we have a social responsibility as well as a responsibility to our client. Ultimately you need to be proud of the end result and if the client isn’t going in the same direction as you, it is often better not to take the commission. It has also promoted taking the client brief and creating something stimulating and exciting; the opportunity going forward is to talk about something a little less tangible and that is social responsibilities. ‘Technical’ is very easy to define; you meet regulations or you don’t. A stimulating environment is something we can recognise and is celebrated in the BDAV Awards. This points to the social responsibilities, but it is harder to identify and harder to define. I think of my favourite places in Melbourne are the Manchester Unity Building, the Exhibition building, the Forum Theatre and the Melbourne Art Gallery. I highlight these buildings because I have vivid childhood memories of them, and looked forward to trips to the city so I could look at them. They stimulated my imagination and I loved different qualities in them. CREDIT

I am sure the architects were looking to meet the client brief; I know they were aware of defining architecture of that period, creating wonderful examples of the values of architecture of that period. Richard Rogers (British Architect Piano + Rogers, Pompidou Centre, Paris, 1971-77. Piazza) said "In my generation the idea was you'd build for the future", (DeZeen, talking about the exhibition on his life). We should ask ourselves the question: what is the legacy we leave to designers in the future? Great architects are aware of their place in history and their potential for influence. In 20 years’ time we won’t inspire people with our handrail which met regulations, it will be the design quality. Documenting properly is incredibly important, but that is what is expected. We should be documenting properly to fulfil our regulatory requirements but, beyond that, we need proper documentation so the design intent is followed all the way through. We have an important position in society designing the places where people live, work and relax. Our responsibility is not only to the people who commission us, but also the people impacted by what we build; the better we design buildings, the more people we impact and the Awards entries are the example of this. We see designers who have satisfied the client, made buildings they are proud of. By presenting them in this forum, we are enthusing our peers to strive to do better.

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W E B melbournedesignstudios.com.au B U I L D E R H Daniel Constructions E N E R G Y R AT E R Melbourne Design Studios P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Peter Clarke Photography L O C AT I O N Richmond, VIC

WINNER— BUILDING DESIGN OF THE YEAR 2018

Imagine walking down a Richmond laneway and then WOW! It strikes you: a stunning, beautiful façade of elegant boxes, clad with battened timber and laser cut screens, whilst respecting the beautiful renovated heritage building opposite. This is the achievement of the BDAV’s 2018 Building Design of the Year. The planning response, the design of the layout, the interior design, the design execution, the thoughtful and respectful use of materials, this really is the end result of all these design elements coming together. Further, in a project that fully challenged the resolve of the building designer, Melbourne Design Studios have exceeded expectations. This contemporary, highly-crafted design reflects the craftsmanship associated with the area’s industrial past, sitting comfortably within the surrounding urban fabric. A minimalist, but warm and welcoming house design, both the natural and urban environments blend seamlessly together. The timber elements, the beautiful laser-cut screens, a sustainable design approach, the natural light-filled interiors, the thoughtful use of courtyards and north facing gardens, and integrating rooftop viewing areas of the city, have culminated in an outstanding design for this years Building Design of Year. This project also won awards for Multi Residential Design, Excellence in Use of Timber, Past Presidents’ Award for Best Response to a Design Brief, and also received Commendations for Residential Interior Design and Excellence in Use of Timber.

WINNER— RESIDENTIAL DESIGN— NEW HOUSE $300K-600K CONSTRUCTION COST

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Merricks Beach House D E S I G N U N I T Y P T Y LT D

This project demonstrates an excellent use of composite materials, with a significant openness in the design utilising the outlook to the external rear zone of the property, positioning it well in its natural environment. The internal and external forms clearly demonstrate a connection by way of colour, with a seamless flow. The overall character reads basic, minimal, simple, however comfortable! The minimalist approach has also proven to be timeless, with the opportunity to change internal soft furnishings without the need to change the form. W E B designunity.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builder P H O T O G R A P H E R Matthew Mallett Photography L O C AT I O N Merricks Beach, VIC

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WINNER— RESIDENTIAL DESIGN— NEW HOUSE $300K-600K CONSTRUCTION COST

C O M M E N D AT I O N — R E S I D E N T I A L D E S I G N — N E W H O U S E $ 3 0 0 K - 6 0 0 K C O N S T R U C T I O N C O S T

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CORE 9 BEAUMONT CONCEPTS

This project promotes harmony with the natural coastal surrounds, and addresses sustainability from construction to consumption of resources over the lifecycle of the home. The compact, cost-effective home successfully responds to constraints of the site. It sits comfortably within the site and actively benefits from it, with passive solar principles and energy-efficiency and environmentally-conscious provision of recycled thermal mass. CORE 9 aspires to support an industry change from a legacy of poorly-constructed and socially-isolated housing to become the pinnacle of sustainable design and people-oriented homes. W E B beaumontconcepts.com.au B U I L D E R TS Constructions E N E R G Y R AT E R Sharyn Blakemore P H O T O G R A P H E R Warren Reed and Leo Edwards L O C AT I O N Cape Paterson, VIC

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WINNER— RESIDENTIAL DESIGN— NEW HOUSE $600K-$1M CONSTRUCTION COST

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Martha's Peak ARKI DESIGN STUDIO

This bold design showcases a creative combination of concrete and timber, with an innovative floor plan designed to capture natural light and views, without compromising the use of space. The response to the difficult, heavily-sloped site results in the building form sinking into the site as it recesses from its striking façade. The minimalistic design, clean lines and expansive spaces create a contemporary and luxurious feel throughout. Primary, internal living spaces are surrounded by external open space providing a seamless sense of internal/external living whilst maintaining privacy and a sense of seclusion. A great outcome on a tricky site. This project also received a Commendation for Excellence in the Use of Concrete.

W E B arkidesign.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builder E N E R G Y R AT E R Efficient Energy Choices P H O T O G R A P H E R Chris Groenhout L O C AT I O N Mount Martha, VIC

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WINNER— RESIDENTIAL DESIGN— NEW HOUSE $600K-$1M CONSTRUCTION COST

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Barkly Street House MT MARTHA DRAFTING & DESIGN

A reimagining of beach-side design has resulted in this coastal suburban home, containing clean lines, extensive warm timbers and a minimal palette of materials, delivering a peaceful tranquility. The uses of clever, but simple, design principles maximise natural light, connection to outdoor spaces and passive solar performance. There is an emphasis on natural and sustainable Australian materials throughout. The expansive, north-facing deck and BBQ area make this home an entertaining delight in summer, opening up to embrace indoor/outdoor living and snuggling down in winter, without losing connectivity with the outdoors.

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WINNER— RESIDENTIAL DESIGN— NEW PROJECT OVER $1M CONSTRUCTION COST

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SSO Project TINA LINDNER BUILDING DESIGN

Wow! This is a winning design. A confident execution with skillful eyes on both exterior and interior; detailing to complement. A street-appeal which responds to its neighbourhood surroundings by clever use of design forms, materials and finishes. Upon entering the lobby, the floor layout flows effortlessly throughout the home. From any aspect, you can view both exterior and interior and appreciate a continuity in design theme. We should also take note of the landscaping which cohesively complements the architecture.

W E B tinalindner.com.au B U I L D E R Hamilton Marino E N E R G Y R AT E R Residential Energy Ratings P H O T O G R A P H E R Alessandro Cerutti Photography L O C AT I O N Ivanhoe, VIC

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WINNER— RESIDENTIAL DESIGN— NEW PROJECT OVER $1M CONSTRUCTION COST

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This project was also winner for Building Design of the Year 2018, Past Presidents’ Award for Best Response to a Design Brief, Excellence in Use of Timber, and received Commendations for Residential Interior Design and Most Innovative Bathroom Design.

W I N N E R — M U LT I R E S I D E N T I A L D E S I G N

Few projects achieve the outcomes of excellence in areas of design criteria; this, however does just that. The winner of this year’s multi-residential award combines the skill of great site planning, well-resolved layout design, beautiful interiors, and well thoughtout use of materials inside and out. The clever use of screens to form elements of the external façade creates an integrated façade to the laneway approach. The garage doors hide behind the timber battening which seamlessly reads as part of the external timber cladding. The clean-lined interiors are filled with light from the internal courtyards, and the north-facing gardens which allows light to be drawn into the living spaces. All aspects of this design have been well crafted and beautifully executed.

W I N N E R — R E S I D E N T I A L A LT E R A T I O N S / A D D I T I O N S — U P T O $ 2 5 0 K C O N S T R U C T I O N C O S T

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Charles Project TINA LINDNER BUILDING DESIGN

This elegant design response for a small alteration and addition project was a unanimous winner. The designers have adopted good planning and a great use of forms and materials to partition the laundry and the butler’s pantry from the main kitchen area, incorporating the use of clear windows for natural light to fill these spaces. The kitchen renovation is beautifully designed and executed using large setbacks to the cupboard base, allowing these elements to appear as though they are floating. The main timber benchtop is cantilevered to create a floating appearance. The powder room is beautifully connected to the other areas of the renovation, adopting harmonious design in texture and colour. The outdoor entertainment area also adopts a similar approach, utilising natural materials which complement and work seamlessly with the other spaces.

W E B tinalindner.com.au B U I L D E R Ultra Builders P H O T O G R A P H E R Jessica Reftel Evans and Martin Reftel, Amorfo L O C AT I O N Williamstown, VIC

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W I N N E R — R E S I D E N T I A L A LT E R A T I O N S / A D D I T I O N S — $ 2 5 0 K - 5 0 0 K C O N S T R U C T I O N C O S T

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L U K E F R Y P T Y LT D

This project provides a great example of how to renovate and prolong the life of a period home without excessive cost or extensive demolition. The contemporary architectural solution ticks all the boxes of the client’s brief and provides a well resolved response to the existing site conditions, enriching both the existing dwelling and the entire neighbourhood character. The interior design is intended to remain as relevant today as it will in 100 years, both complementing and enhancing the existing context of the house with seamless integration, yet modern convenience and style. The carefully-considered connection between interior and exterior spaces and landscape design ensures framed views to external gardens and a sense of open-connection from in to out and vice-versa.

W E B lukefry.com.au B U I L D E R Oxley Constructions P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Derek Swalwell L O C AT I O N St Kilda East, VIC

W I N N E R — R E S I D E N T I A L A LT E R A T I O N S / A D D I T I O N S — $ 2 5 0 K - 5 0 0 K C O N S T R U C T I O N C O S T

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W I N N E R — R E S I D E N T I A L A LT E R A T I O N S / A D D I T I O N S — $ 5 0 0 K - $ 1 M C O N S T R U C T I O N C O S T

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Courtyard House E M E D E S I G N P T Y LT D

With superb craftsmanship and exceptional execution, this project was the clear winner in this category. The planning of the interior and exterior spaces integrated seamlessly, adopting clever and innovative screening devices to create flexible use of the areas. The living areas, including the outdoor terraces, can be opened up to allow a large free-flowing space or partitioned to allow these areas to feel connected while being separate. All areas of this project have been carefully thought through and designed, particularly on the different interfacing areas and materiality used on the design elements. This beautiful and elegant alterations and additions project was certainly worthy of taking the winning honours for this category.

W E B emedesign.com.au B U I L D E R Adam Wood Group E N E R G Y R AT E R Sherif Ghobrial P H O T O G R A P H E R Amorfo L O C AT I O N Armadale, VIC

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W I N N E R — R E S I D E N T I A L A LT E R A T I O N S / A D D I T I O N S — O V E R $ 1 M C O N S T R U C T I O N C O S T

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P R O J E C T N O W ( V I C ) P T Y LT D

This project represents a great solution in renovating and extending the original heritage home. It has creatively linked two wings and a former outdoor area. The extension works are respectful to the heritage home, having used sympathetic materials in a contemporary manner which references the existing home. The strong, bold and contemporary form of the building sits confidently nestled within two wings of the existing dwelling. The designer has cleverly used layered horizontal elements to suggest and respect a traditional pitch roof form. A worthy winner!

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W I N N E R — R E S I D E N T I A L A LT E R A T I O N S / A D D I T I O N S — O V E R $ 1 M C O N S T R U C T I O N C O S T

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Project Napier WINNER— RESIDENTIAL BEST SMALL LOT DESIGN

JFK DESIGN LANDSCAPE/BUILDINGS/INTERIORS

At only 3.2m wide and with a total area of 82sqm, housing lots don’t get much smaller than this. This tiny house presents as a quaint and meek semi-detached terrace. But once inside, the designer has transformed it into a brilliant example of how to balance heritage values with the desire for modern amenity. Interior zones, defined by a variety of floor and ceiling heights, hidden amenities and clever interior design ensures the open-plan ground floor footprint appears to expand before you. The two bedrooms, bathroom and study nook at first floor, combined with the ‘Tardis-like’ ground floor attributes and floor-to-ceiling glassed connection to the rear courtyard ensures this little beauty punches well above its weight. This project also received a Commendation for Residential Design Alterations & Additions — $250K-$500K construction cost.

W E B jfkdesign.com.au B U I L D E R Corio Bay Constructions E N E R G Y R AT E R Compliance Energy Rating P H O T O G R A P H E R Grant Kennedy, We Shoot Buildings L O C AT I O N South Melbourne, VIC

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C O M M E N D AT I O N — R E S I D E N T I A L B E S T S M A L L L O T D E S I G N

Chronicles of Hewhill P L A C E F O R M S PA C E

The renovation of this small North Fitzroy home has transformed it into a modern lightfilled abode fit for even the coolest urbanite. The open-plan kitchen and living area links to the west-facing backyard via a timber shutter-system that can provide shade from the western sun, privacy or drenching solar penetration in winter. A custom steel staircase with integrated library shelving is a central feature of the living space and reaches to the heavens through the two-storey void that floods the interior with light. This is a clever design concept, exceptionally executed.

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WINNER— NON-RESIDENTIAL DESIGN— NEW PROJECT

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C R O S I E R S C O T T & A S S O C I A T E S P T Y LT D

The Ego Pharmaceuticals Headquarters has been selected for more than just its architecture…the complete project design, the detail, the organic flow that is illustrated in the interior form of the building, the use of natural recyclable materials provides an exceptional sustainable outcome. The project demonstrates a more playful side to design, unlike many ‘clinical’ looking workplaces. The intent is clearly identified by the façade of the building’s character. It is eminent in its angular, vertical and horizontal. The use of the three colours, black, white and the glazing integrated contribute to a successful outcome.

W E B croscott.com.au B U I L D E R Hacer Group P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Darren Nunis, Ego Pharmaceuticals L O C AT I O N Dandenong South, VIC

WINNER— NON-RESIDENTIAL DESIGN— NEW PROJECT

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St Josephs Parish Project FORM & FUNCTION BUILDING DESIGN

This wonderful gothic church has undergone an extensive restoration process. A thoughtful contemporary extension has been created with the gable forms which link back to the original church. The post and lintels express an obvious symbology and reference to the church; old and new sit comfortably with each other, defining the distinctions of their intended uses. The new amenity has made this building a local landmark, and also highlights the importance of preservation and showcasing of our heritage places. This project was also winner for Non-Residential Heritage Design and Non-Residential Restoration.

W E B formandfunction.net.au I N T E R I O R D E S I G N E R Dig Design B U I L D E R Searle Bros P H O T O G R A P H E R Tracey Togni, Phinc Photography L O C AT I O N Warrnambool, VIC

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Werai P E T E R J A C K S O N D E S I G N P T Y LT D

This project was also a Winner for Residential Restoration and also received a Commendation for Excellence in Use of Masonry.

W E B peterjackson.net.au B U I L D E R Canonbury Fine Homes and Marino Construction Management E N E R G Y R AT E R Peter Jackson Design P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Brett Holmberg L O C AT I O N Malvern East, VIC

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This heritage-listed home of high local signifcance warranted careful and considered renovaton. The result is a carefully considered renovation and extension, complementing the original home’s grandeur. The original features of the home have been preserved and integrated seamlessly with the new additions, creating a home where it is difficult to distinguish new from old. Meticulous detailing is to be admired, and the skilful craftsmanship helps in achieving a wonderfully preserved heritage building.

Awarded

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Courtyard House E M E D E S I G N P T Y LT D

‘Courtyard House’ has created a positive response to the brief on an awkward site context to extend the existing heritage house, whilst modest and respectful refurbishments occur at the front of the house. It is upon entering the interior where this home opens up to reveal the creative solution of the space and lighting with the internal courtyard. The rear two-storey contemporary additions provide a distraction from the old. The operable walls blur the indoor and outdoor spaces. The designer has paid homage to the heritage weatherboard dwelling, with creative use of timber linings in various applications. A successful heritage renovation.

W E B emedesign.com.au B U I L D E R Adam Wood Group E N E R G Y R AT E R Sherif Ghobrial P H O T O G R A P H E R Amorfo L O C AT I O N Armadale, VIC

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St Josephs Parish Project Preservation of this historical building was paramount for the St Joseph’s Parish. There was never a need to compete with this unique cluster of buildings; rather, to create a new inviting building wing that made its mark without dominating the elevation. Providing new amenity with the administration wing was a positive result; however the true measure of success is with the internal restoration of the existing halls. The successful outcome highlights the importance of preservation and showcasing of our heritage places. This project was also winner for Non-Residential Alterations & Additions and Non-Residential Restoration.

W E B formandfunction.net.au I N T E R I O R D E S I G N E R Dig Design B U I L D E R Searle Bros P H O T O G R A P H E R Tracey Togni, Phinc Photography L O C AT I O N Warrnambool, VIC

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FORM & FUNCTION BUILDING DESIGN

WINNER— BEST ENERGY EFFICIENT DESIGN— RESIDENTIAL

Awarded

CORE 9 BEAUMONT CONCEPTS

This is a well-deserved winner for the Best Energy Efficient Design. With a 9.1 star rating, this design has been well considered, and has adopted design excellence in areas across energy efficiency. It maximises its use in careful site planning, uses a smaller, efficient building footprint, and has an innovative approach for solar panel placement to incorporate this as part of its building fabric. The simple but effective design approach adopts the use of sustainable materials, thermal massing to allow natural heat banks, and a thermally-efficient building year-round.

W E B beaumontconcepts.com.au B U I L D E R TS Constructions E N E R G Y R AT E R Sharyn Blakemore P H O T O G R A P H E R Warren Reed and Leo Edwards L O C AT I O N Cape Paterson, VIC

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WINNER— BEST ENERGY EFFICIENT DESIGN— RESIDENTIAL

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Kallista M A X A D E S I G N P T Y LT D

Designed to Passivhaus standards, this project adopts a unique response to energy efficiency, using its form to help produce a highly-efficient building, by using R6 insulation to the ceiling and the floor area. It also takes great care in closing any gaps within the building and then providing a way for condensation to escape the building via small apertures to the floor area in the external cladding. The passivhaus construction methodologies ensure not only a high level of occupant comfort, but an overall energy-efficient building that will stand the test of time.

W E B maxadesign.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builder E N E R G Y R AT E R Graham Energy P H O T O G R A P H E R Chris Neylon Photography L O C AT I O N Kallista, VIC

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BEAUMONT CONCEPTS

This project was a standout for this category. Combining passive solar design, operational energy efficiency, and by using locally-sourced construction materials, this house achieves a very low carbon footprint on a very low budget. Adopting passive solar design principles to achieve a very high energy rating, it also embraced active systems to provide for all the energy and living requirements. The design responds to global initiatives in downsizing the physical and carbon footprint of homes, and exemplifies smart design for small living.

W E B beaumontconcepts.com.au B U I L D E R TS Constructions E N E R G Y R AT E R Sharyn Blakemore P H O T O G R A P H E R Warren Reed and Leo Edwards L O C AT I O N Cape Paterson, VIC

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Passive Butterfly E M E D E S I G N P T Y LT D

This project was a close contender for this award, and was certainly deemed by the judges to be worthy of a Commendation. While achieving the clients’ brief of including the required living areas, this redevelopment employs sound environmentally sustainable principles, with the use of natural materials, good building orientation, a compact built form, thermal mass for passive heating, and the use of natural garden and wet areas to also allow for passive cooling of the house. While achieving these goals, the new addition respects the heritage of the original house.

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P E T E R J A C K S O N D E S I G N P T Y LT D

This A2 heritage Victoria classified house of high significance has been respectfully and masterfully restored to its former glory. No element of this restoration project was left untouched. The owners have placed great trust in the skillful eyes of the designer and with the craftspeople engaged to work on this project. For six years the work was carried out to existing standards of sourcing materials that blend seamlessly from old to new. The patient owners and designers can take immense pride in a worthy award winning heritage manor. This project was also a Joint Winner for Residential Heritage Design and also received a Commendation for Excellence in Use of Masonry.

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Chaddesley Avenue

WINNER— RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR DESIGN

L U K E F R Y P T Y LT D

On approach, this renovation may appear simple, but it is this very fact that makes this interior a worthy winner. The art-deco home received a new makeover by a designer who demonstrates a maturity and restraint in detailing and respecting the original home. A master stroke in the selection of finishes, fixtures and fittings. White has only been used to paint the walls, allowing the perfect canvas to show off the natural materials such as timber, stone and metals. Sophisticated, refined and elegant are the expressions one leaves in remembering this interior.

W E B lukefry.com.au B U I L D E R Oxley Constructions P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Derek Swalwell L O C AT I O N St Kilda East, VIC

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No Two The Same MELBOURNE DESIGN S T U D I O S P T Y LT D

W E B melbournedesignstudios.com.au B U I L D E R H Daniel Constructions E N E R G Y R AT E R

Melbourne Design Studios P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Peter Clarke Photography L O C AT I O N Richmond, VIC

Wildcoast RACHCOFF VELLA A R C H I T E C T U R E P T Y LT D

Wildcoast offers refuge, a place of timeless well-crafted interiors and select fine furniture beautifully set against the wind-swept sand dunes and evocative coastal landscape. Random patterns of stained timber battens against white sand joinery, mimic driftwood awash on the shore and epitomise the inspiration of place. Within a deep recessive void, an oversized timber door opens to present a soft, welcoming underbelly of winter beach tones and a sense of calm. W E B rachcoffvella.com.au B U I L D E R Layton Builders P H O T O G R A P H E R Shannon McGrath L O C AT I O N Portsea, VIC

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Worthy of a Commendation, the juxtaposition of natural materials with an abundance of natural light elevates these interiors beyond what one would expect of a relatively compact footprint. The considered floorplans heighten the sense of space while such features as vaulted ceilings and industrial style door hardware establish the spoke focal points. Each of the dwellings have an individualised interior palette that cleverly relate and complement the exterior architectural language.

Awarded

Ego Pharmaceuticals Headquarters

WINNER— NON-RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR DESIGN

CROSIER SCOTT & A S S O C I A T E S P T Y LT D

W E B croscott.com.au B U I L D E R Hacer Group P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Darren Nunis, Ego Pharmaceuticals L O C AT I O N Dandenong South, VIC

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Gigil Café This interiors project within the Monash Children’s Hospital provides a positive and lively space for children, parents, visitors and staff to enjoy a healthy snack or meal option. The clever use of timber separat-ing the spaces also provides a natural feel, complementing the café’s food and beverage offering. The clean lines and interesting use of materials help provide a calmness and inviting atmosphere within the café. With such careful thought and execution, this project was certainly worthy of a commendation.

W E B syncdesign.com.au B U I L D E R Leeda Projects P H O T O G R A P H E R Jack Lovel Photography L O C AT I O N Clayton, VIC

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SYNC DESIGN

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Koala Childcare North Campus FORM & FUNCTION BUILDING DESIGN

This project won this award for the front façade. The creative brick entry certainly makes a statement. The feature red brickwork pattern is a welcome relief from the muted grey building. A reference and homage to the traditional red clay bricks of the existing 1835 campus building. It shows a great balance of how traditional building materials can be used in a contemporary context. This playful brickwork pattern has created an iconic entry to the Koala Childcare campus. This project was also winner for Excellence in Use of Masonry.

W E B formandfunction.net.au B U I L D E R Nicholson Construction P H O T O G R A P H E R Tracey Togni, Phinc Photography L O C AT I O N Warrnambool, VIC

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Chaddesley Avenue L U K E F R Y P T Y LT D

Innovative by way of a non-cluttered kitchen. The design intent clearly had an objective: a minimalist finish. The result is innovative by way of its appearance. The use of fine grain timber joinery finish is a standout. The use of brass fixtures, the brass tapware against natural stone granite bench with an integrated under bench sink are also standouts. The simple horizontal mini tile splashback in stack bond brick pattern and the retro joinery façade cover to the overhead rangehood exhaust above the cook top. Innovation is not always seen; however more so what does not exist to the human eye. The finish of the walls also has a defined venetian stucco affect, an appearance with a minimal feature with the skirting boards designed to have a seamless finish.

W E B lukefry.com.au B U I L D E R Oxley Constructions P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Derek Swalwell L O C AT I O N St Kilda East, VIC

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Long Island Point Kitchen M O R E D E T A I L P T Y LT D

The redesign and remodel of a 20 year-old kitchen to a new state-of-the-art facility to better suit the family’s needs requirements required integration with the adjoining rooms/spaces. The resultant design provides a larger, light and airy space with clean uncluttered lines including increased storage and new floor tiles, new window furnishings and new lighting throughout. A new butler’s pantry to one end and a cellar at the other complement the revitalised space.

W E B mod3.com.au B U I L D E R Sunset Constructions P H O T O G R A P H E R Axdigital L O C AT I O N Patterson Lakes, VIC

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D E S I G N U N I T Y P T Y LT D

‘Pure opulence, decadence, totally ostentatious and very, very affluent’. This is the only way to express the bathroom! The bathroom itself and the interior finish do not need any written articulated words; however, the use of the finishes do provide an eclectic combination. Between the joinery wooden tone, the marble tiles to the walls and floors and mosaic tile dividing wall between the bathroom and hidden shower recess all have collectively connected. One significant aspect of the bathroom is the defined sculpture feature, the oval organic form curvature, bath tub.

W E B designunity.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builder P H O T O G R A P H E R Matthew Mallett Photography L O C AT I O N Hazelwood, VIC

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No Two The Same

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MELBOURNE DESIGN S T U D I O S P T Y LT D

Although centrally located and with no access to external walls, the first-floor bathroom is bathed in natural light. A custommade, full-length skylight with a curved reveal softly disperses the beautiful natural light throughout the room. Views to the sky can be enjoyed from both the shower and bath. The fine pattern of the glass mosaic tiles creates a rich texture that is offset by the warmth of the American oak joinery. All these elements combine to create a luxurious family bathroom. W E B melbournedesignstudios.com.au B U I L D E R H Daniel Constructions E N E R G Y R AT E R

Melbourne Design Studios P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Peter Clarke Photography L O C AT I O N Richmond, VIC

Wildcoast RACHCOFF VELLA A R C H I T E C T U R E P T Y LT D

This bathroom celebrates a fresh well-articulated approach to bathroom design. A space defined by beautiful free-standing pieces of furniture allows the entire room to be experienced. A continuation of the materials, colours and themes, as established throughout the entire project, set a strict regime and restrained material selection. This reduces noise and allows for specific details to shine, demonstrating that ‘less can be more’. Connection to the view and to external spaces make for an exciting space that can be controlled by screens and furnishings to moderate how liberated the user wants to be. W E B rachcoffvella.com.au B U I L D E R Layton Builders P H O T O G R A P H E R Shannon McGrath L O C AT I O N Portsea, VIC

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WINNER— EXCELLENCE IN USE OF STEEL

Chaddesley Avenue L U K E F R Y P T Y LT D

Elegance. This word sums up this alterations and additions project, particularly in its subtle but very clever use of steel to the rear extension. These steel elements are used innovatively, demonstrating the versatility of the material through structural, functional and design aesthetic applications. Beams and columns are used for the open pergola structure and roof of the building, which is lightly wrapped by plate steel portals, providing function for the eaves and an interesting design aesthetic, with the steel-framed windows relating subtly back to this structural form. The thoughtful and elegant design approach for use of steel deemed this project the winner in this category.

W E B lukefry.com.au B U I L D E R Oxley Constructions P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Derek Swalwell L O C AT I O N St Kilda East, VIC

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Kallista C O M M E N D AT I O N — E X C E L L E N C E I N U S E O F S T E E L

M A X A D E S I G N P T Y LT D

The judges agreed this project was worthy of being awarded a Commendation. Although this project uses steel almost exclusively for its external cladding and building access, it showcases how the use of steel can provide solutions for sites which require a very high BAL design response. The elliptical tube design, inspired by a fallen charred log on the initial site visit, and the clients’ brief to incorporate ‘curved forms’, eliminates the need for ridge and valley flashings, and provides an enclosed floor structure, greatly improving the potential for any bushfire attacks.

W E B maxadesign.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builder E N E R G Y R AT E R Graham Energy P H O T O G R A P H E R Chris Neylon Photography L O C AT I O N Kallista, VIC

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WINNER— EXCELLENCE IN USE OF TIMBER

Timber features impressively throughout this amazing project, both internally and out, and reflects the craftspersonship associated with the area’s industrial past. A two-toned western red cedar castellated batten system on the street façade enables the clever integration of operable timber shutters on the first-floor balconies. The garage doors have a semi-permeable timber screen which activates the laneway and provides a lantern-lite view for passers-by. Internal courtyards include extensive well designed timber screens and detailing. The use of timber internally is thoughtfully restrained and provides a homely sense of warmth and connection to nature in this inner-city locale.

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Clipper Quay

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Q U I N W YA T T B U I L D I N G D E S I G N E R S

Taking strong design cues from the site’s waterfront location, a walkway constructed of reclaimed pier-timbers runs from the front boundary right through the heart of the house. The recycled pier, timber baton garage door, front fence and first floor inlay illustrates a well-balanced use of timber that results in a peaceful and welcoming façade. Both interior and out, the use of recycled and new timber as floating stairtreads, lining boards, screening, pot stands and other detailing combines to make the experience both dramatic and calming at the same time. W E B quinwyatt.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builder E N E R G Y R AT E R The Cool Draft P H O T O G R A P H E R

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Gigil Café SYNC DESIGN

The circular forms within the floor, ceiling and feature-timber designs zone the areas within the café and bring a sense of functional design. The hard materials and finishes have been softened with the use of thoughtfully-lit timber detailing throughout. Environmentally-sourced Tasmanian Oak has been used to create texture and warmth. Its durable and flexible characteristics make it an ideal material for creating curved elements, veneer, perforated panels, beaded battens that feature so strongly in this well-executed commercial fitout, contributing to the positive impact the Gigil Café brings to the Monash Children’s Hospital. This project also received a Commendation for Non-Residential — Interior Design. W E B syncdesign.com.au B U I L D E R Leeda Projects P H O T O G R A P H E R

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Morell Street WINNER— EXCELLENCE IN USE OF GLASS

V I B E D E S I G N G R O U P P T Y LT D

This was the unanimous winner for excellence in the use of glass. This project stood out amongst other entries by not only using glass for design elements such as balustrading and windows, but adopting glazing strategies for defining spaces and providing the separation of areas, while maintaining view cones and connectivity. These glazed elements sit comfortably and complement other materials used for the building. Glass plays an important role in the overall design intent, bringing the ground level into the upper living zone. A two-storey black anodised window combination frames the view of the significant English Oak tree.

W E B vibedesign.com.au B U I L D E R Icon Synergy E N E R G Y R AT E R Compliance Energy Rating P H O T O G R A P H E R Robert Hamer Photography L O C AT I O N Mornington, VIC

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Wildcoast WINNER— EXCELLENCE IN USE OF CONCRETE

R A C H C O F F V E L L A A R C H I T E C T U R E P T Y LT D

The use of insitu concrete constructed using sand-blasted, aged oregon timber formwork delivers a textural blanket that wraps around this stunning home. The long continuous lines that appear to float above the rear elevation provide a powerful feature when viewed from afar, yet the detail of the embossed timber-grain ensures the concrete provides a softer, warming experience, close up. Internally, polished concrete floors contrast the textured external use. The quality of craftsmanship and attention to detail, both internally and externally, shows that concrete is truly much more than a driveway covering. This project also received Commendations for Residential Design New House over $1M construction cost, Residential Interior Design, and Most Innovative Bathroom Design.

W E B rachcoffvella.com.au B U I L D E R Layton Builders P H O T O G R A P H E R Shannon McGrath L O C AT I O N Portsea, VIC

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P R O J E C T N O W ( V I C ) P T Y LT D

Integrated, minimal, simple and very good use of composite materials and recycled brick. The design and the architecture read and express substance without cost. Its rawness, the formed concrete and its pattern wooden grain, with the use of simple horizontal and vertical lines have illustrated the building character. The interiors are very crisp, minimal, economic and cost effective; however, provide the necessary platform that clearly identifies clinical, hygiene and medical. The bold, confident design is an excellent use of lightweight materials. This project also received a Commendation for Non-Residential Design — New Project.

W E B projectnow.net.au B U I L D E R Macneil Group P H O T O G R A P H E R Hstudios L O C AT I O N Alfredton, VIC

W I N N E R — E X C E L L E N C E I N U S E O F L I G H T W E I G H T M AT E R I A L S

Integrated Medical Centre

W I N N E R — E X C E L L E N C E I N U S E O F R E C Y C L E D M AT E R I A L S

Awarded

Clipper Quay Q U I N W YA T T B U I L D I N G D E S I G N E R S

Building materials, recycled materials, both have a unified connection. Clipper Quay has achieved an integrated use of the two. The recycled timbers and the use of earth-tone colours collectively have a unique form. The recycled timbers have been utilised through the property in many zones, externally and internally. Its connection with the stone walls, the concrete formed benches, and the earth-tone joinery has provided the character of the dwelling. The gallery effect of the white walls and ceilings provide the background for the overall display.

W E B quinwyatt.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builder E N E R G Y R AT E R The Cool Draft P H O T O G R A P H E R Rhys Ferguson, Stylescapes L O C AT I O N Safety Beach, VIC

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W I N N E R â&#x20AC;&#x201D; E X C E L L E N C E I N U S E O F R E C Y C L E D M AT E R I A L S

C O M M E N D AT I O N — E X C E L L E N C E I N U S E O F R E C Y C L E D M AT E R I A L S

Awarded

Western P E T E R J A C K S O N D E S I G N P T Y LT D

The client's uncle sailed from Princes Pier to Pozieres, France in 1916, never to return. The recycled timber posts and beams sourced from Princes Pier now support the numerous gables around the house, a synergy which is extremely important to the client. This raw recycled Ironbark exudes strength, and connects the house to the surrounding manna gums. Elements from the original homestead have also been utilized; Jarrah boards surround the upper floor windows and the historical white gate re-hung.

W E B peterjackson.net.au B U I L D E R Mike Gibbins E N E R G Y R AT E R

Peter Jackson Design P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Brett Holmberg L O C AT I O N Inverloch, VIC

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Emerging Designers Winner—

Best Digital Presentation by a Student

Best Response to a Design Brief by a Student

Soroush’s digital presentation was of very high standard; it was both informative and well set out. The fly-through was logical in its sequence and gave a solid overview of the project. An award-worthy presentation.

Heidi’s response to the design brief was supported by a significant amount of research on building type and the site itself. Starting with a domestic architectural form, the building is extruded and deconstructed, exposing structure and creating interest over a two-storey building form. A well thought-out design solution.

SOROUSH MAGHSOUDI, BOX HILL INSTITUTE

H E I D I S T O L L , B E N D I G O TA F E

Winner—

Commendation—

Winner—

Drafting Excellence by a Student

Best Interior Design by a Student

The extensive drawing set prepared by Soroush demonstrates a high level of understanding in preparing a working set of documents for a complex building form. A well-detailed set of drawings.

Xuan’s working drawing set has been awarded a commendation. The layouts were logical and methodical, making them easy to understand and navigate. Altogether, a great working drawing package.

Yuanita’s interior presentation for a highend travel agency is a cohesive scheme that addresses the brief in a well thought-out fashion. A sophisticated scheme that tackles the complexities of designing interiors with confidence.

SOROUSH MAGHSOUDI, BOX HILL INSTITUTE

XUAN ON PHAN, HOLMESGLEN Y U A N I TA K U S WA R A , HOLMESGLEN (INTERIORS)

EMERGING DESIGNERS

Winner—

Index

ENTRANTS

Awarded

Acheron Street

APA Southbank Office Fitout

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

C AT E G O R Y Non-Residential Design — New Project D E S I G N E R Ardent Architects Pty Ltd W E B ardentarchitects.com B U I L D E R SHAPE Australia VIC P H O T O G R A P H E R Pam Morris, Spectral Modes Photography L O C AT I O N Southbank, VIC

over $1M construction cost D E S I G N E R Sync Design W E B syncdesign.com.au B U I L D E R Concept Build P H O T O G R A P H E R Jack Lovel Photography L O C AT I O N Doncaster, VIC

Barkly Street House

Bastings Street House

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

C AT E G O R Y Residential Alterations/Additions —

$600K-$1M construction cost D E S I G N E R Mt Martha Drafting & Design W E B mtmarthadrafting.com.au B U I L D E R JDB Construction P H O T O G R A P H E R Kirah White and Jake Doherty L O C AT I O N Mornington, VIC

D E S I G N E R Ardent Architects Pty Ltd W E B ardentarchitects.com B U I L D E R Beirin P H O T O G R A P H E R Dylan Lark, Aspect 11 L O C AT I O N Northcote, VIC

$500K-$1M construction cost

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The Canterbury House

Chaddesley Avenue, St Kilda East

C AT E G O R Y Residential Alterations/Additions —

up to $250K construction cost D E S I G N E R Ardent Architects Pty Ltd W E B ardentarchitects.com B U I L D E R Sanctum Homes P H O T O G R A P H E R Pam Morris, Spectral Modes Photography L O C AT I O N Canterbury, VIC

D E S I G N E R Luke Fry Pty Ltd W E B lukefry.com.au B U I L D E R Oxley Constructions P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Oxley Constructions P/L L O C AT I O N St Kilda East, VIC

Charles Project

Chronicles of Hewhill

C AT E G O R Y Residential Alterations/Additions —

up to $250K construction cost D E S I G N E R Tina Lindner Building Design W E B tinalindner.com.au B U I L D E R Ultra Builders P H O T O G R A P H E R Jessica Reftel Evans and Martin Reftel, Amorfo L O C AT I O N Williamstown, VIC

D E S I G N E R placeformspace W E B placeformspace.com B U I L D E R Keenanbuilt P H O T O G R A P H E R placeformspace L O C AT I O N Fitzroy North, VIC

$250K-500K construction cost

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$500K-$1M construction cost

ENTRANTS

Awarded

Clipper Quay

CORE 9

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

over $1M construction cost D E S I G N E R Quin Wyatt Building Designers W E B quinwyatt.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builder P H O T O G R A P H E R Rhys Ferguson, Stylescapes L O C AT I O N Safety Beach, VIC

D E S I G N E R Beaumont Concepts (Dave Leggett and Sharyn Blakemore) W E B beaumontconcepts.com.au B U I L D E R TS Constructions P H O T O G R A P H E R Warren Reed and Leo Edwards L O C AT I O N Cape Paterson, VIC

Court House

Courtyard House

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

C AT E G O R Y Residential Alterations/Additions —

$600K-$1M construction cost D E S I G N E R In2 Pty Ltd W E B in-2.com.au B U I L D E R A V Builders P H O T O G R A P H E R Dean Schmideg, DS Images L O C AT I O N Caulfield, VIC

D E S I G N E R EME Design Pty Ltd W E B emedesign.com.au B U I L D E R Adam Wood Group P H O T O G R A P H E R Amorfo L O C AT I O N Armadale, VIC

$300K-$600K construction cost

$500K-$1M construction cost

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Quin Wyatt building designer

Unique sustainable building design https://quinwyatt.com.au/ 0418 589 461 quin@quinwyatt.com.au

Contact Details:

Swimmore Pools p: 03 8790 4688 e: info@swimmorepools.com.au a: 8 / 6 Vesper Drive, Narre Warren w: www.swimmorepools.com.au

Custom swimming pool construction Constructing quality pools across Victoria

Awarded

Gigil Café

C AT E G O R Y Non-Residential Design — New Project D E S I G N E R Crosier Scott & Associates Pty Ltd W E B croscott.com.au B U I L D E R Hacer Group P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Darren Nunis, Ego Pharmaceuticals L O C AT I O N Dandenong South, VIC

C AT E G O R Y Non-Residential — Interior Design D E S I G N E R Sync Design W E B syncdesign.com.au B U I L D E R Leeda Projects P H O T O G R A P H E R Jack Lovel Photography L O C AT I O N Clayton, VIC

Integrated Medical Centre

Inverloch Residence

C AT E G O R Y Non-Residential Design — New Project D E S I G N E R Project Now (Vic) Pty Ltd W E B projectnow.net.au B U I L D E R Macneil Group P H O T O G R A P H E R Hstudios L O C AT I O N Alfredton, VIC

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

ENTRANTS

Ego Pharmaceuticals Headquarters

$300K-$600K construction cost D E S I G N E R D B Design W E B dbdesign.com.au B U I L D E R Dennis Piasente P H O T O G R A P H E R Warren Reedy L O C AT I O N Inverloch, VIC

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Jan Juc One

Kallista

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

$300K-$600K construction cost D E S I G N E R Holman Designs W E B holmandesigns.com.au B U I L D E R Scott Earl P H O T O G R A P H E R TS Imagery L O C AT I O N Jan Juc, VIC

D E S I G N E R Maxa Design Pty Ltd W E B maxadesign.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builder P H O T O G R A P H E R Chris Neylon Photography L O C AT I O N Kallista, VIC

Koala Childcare North Campus

Laburnam Residence

C AT E G O R Y Non-Residential Design — New Project D E S I G N E R Form & Function Building Design W E B formandfunction.net.au B U I L D E R Nicholson Construction P H O T O G R A P H E R Tracey Togni, Phinc Photography L O C AT I O N Warrnambool, VIC

C AT E G O R Y Residential Alterations/Additions —

$600K-$1M construction cost

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$500K-$1M construction cost D E S I G N E R McLauchlan & Associates W E B mclauchlan.com.au B U I L D E R A la Mode Constructions P H O T O G R A P H E R Tatjana Plitt L O C AT I O N Blackburn, VIC

ENTRANTS

Awarded

Lillico House

Long Island Point Kitchen

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

C AT E G O R Y Most Innovative Kitchen Design D E S I G N E R More Detail Pty Ltd W E B mod3.com.au B U I L D E R Sunset Constructions P H O T O G R A P H E R Axdigital L O C AT I O N Patterson Lakes, VIC

$600K-$1M construction cost D E S I G N E R Narelle Lockwood Design W E B narellelockwooddesign.com.au B U I L D E R Allchin Builders P H O T O G R A P H E R Johnathon Tabensky, JT Photos L O C AT I O N Warragul, VIC

Marina View

Martha's Peak

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

over $1M construction cost D E S I G N E R R L Watts Design Pty Ltd B U I L D E R Moorhouse Builders, Blairgowrie P H O T O G R A P H E R Robert Hamer Photography L O C AT I O N Blairgowrie, VIC

$600K-$1M construction cost D E S I G N E R Arki Design Studio W E B arkidesign.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builder P H O T O G R A P H E R Chris Groenhout L O C AT I O N Mount Martha, VIC

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Merricks Beach House

Mitchell Street Project

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design â&#x20AC;&#x201D; New Project

C AT E G O R Y Multi-Residential Design D E S I G N E R Little Brick Studio W E B littlebrickstudio.com.au B U I L D E R Foundation Builders P H O T O G R A P H E R Amorfo Photography L O C AT I O N Mornington, VIC

$300K-$600K construction cost D E S I G N E R Design Unity Pty Ltd W E B designunity.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builderl P H O T O G R A P H E R Matthew Mallett Photography L O C AT I O N Merricks Beach, VIC

Morell Street C AT E G O R Y Residential Design â&#x20AC;&#x201D; New Project

over $1M construction cost D E S I G N E R Vibe Design Group Pty Ltd W E B vibedesign.com.au B U I L D E R Icon Synergy P H O T O G R A P H E R Robert Hamer Photography L O C AT I O N Mornington, VIC

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ENTRANTS

Awarded

Mount Waverley Residence

MultiCo

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

C AT E G O R Y Best Concept D E S I G N E R placeformspace in collaboration with

over $1M construction cost D E S I G N E R CK Building Design W E B ckbuildingdesign.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builder, managed by CK Building Design P H O T O G R A P H E R Scott and Nicolette Photography L O C AT I O N Mount Waverley, VIC

Property Collectives W E B placeformspace.com P H O T O G R A P H E R placeformspace L O C AT I O N Northcote, VIC

Neill Street

No Two The Same

C AT E G O R Y Residential Alterations/Additions —

C AT E G O R Y Multi-Residential Design — New Project D E S I G N E R Melbourne Design Studios Pty Ltd W E B melbournedesignstudios.com.au B U I L D E R H Daniel Constructions P H O T O G R A P H E R Peter Clarke Photography L O C AT I O N Richmond, VIC

over $1M construction cost D E S I G N E R Project Now (Vic) Pty Ltd W E B projectnow.net.au B U I L D E R Miles & Co P H O T O G R A P H E R Hstudios L O C AT I O N Soldiers Hill, VIC

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Northcote Escape

Pakenham Mazda

C AT E G O R Y Residential Alterations/Additions —

C AT E G O R Y Non-Residential Design — New Project D E S I G N E R Ardent Architects Pty Ltd W E B ardentarchitects.com B U I L D E R APM Group P H O T O G R A P H E R Pam Morris, Spectral Modes Photography L O C AT I O N Pakenham, VIC

$250K-500K construction cost D E S I G N E R Bolthole Design & Drafting W E B boltholedd.com.au B U I L D E R MVH Constructions P H O T O G R A P H E R Silvi Glattauer L O C AT I O N Northcote, VIC

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Awarded

Passive Butterfly

Pod & Pool Addition

C AT E G O R Y Residential Alterations/Additions —

$500K-$1M construction cost D E S I G N E R EME Design Pty Ltd W E B emedesign.com.au B U I L D E R Ridge Developments P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Amorfo L O C AT I O N Armadale, VIC

D E S I G N E R Clever Design W E B cleverdesign.com.au B U I L D E R Haven Built & Burman Pools P H O T O G R A P H E R Ian Wallace L O C AT I O N Tranmere, TAS

up to $250K construction cost

time to upgrade? We provide a range of structural engineering consulting services for residential and commercial clients, including:

drafting services new builds / planning permits additions & alterations

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Project Napier

Railway Crescent Residence

C AT E G O R Y Residential Alterations/Additions —

$250K-500K construction cost D E S I G N E R JFK Design Landscape/Buildings/Interiors W E B jfkdesign.com.au B U I L D E R Corio Bay Constructions P H O T O G R A P H E R Grant Kennedy, We Shoot Buildings L O C AT I O N South Melbourne, VIC

D E S I G N E R Dig Design W E B digdesign.net.au B U I L D E R Morlang Building Contractor P/L P H O T O G R A P H E R Rachel Lewis Photography L O C AT I O N Williamstown, VIC

River Street Eco House

San Remo Project

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

$600K-$1M construction cost D E S I G N E R Clever Design W E B cleverdesign.com.au B U I L D E R In2 Constructions P H O T O G R A P H E R Ian Wallace L O C AT I O N Bellerive, TAS

D E S I G N E R Beaumont Concepts W E B beaumontconcepts.com.au B U I L D E R Nigel Evans P H O T O G R A P H E R Warren Reed L O C AT I O N San Remo, VIC

$500K-$1M construction cost

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up to $300K construction cost

ENTRANTS

Awarded

Seaside Haven

SSO Project

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

$600K-$1M construction cost D E S I G N E R Foli8 Design W E B foli8.com.au B U I L D E R Riviera Building Group P H O T O G R A P H E R Robert Hamer Photography L O C AT I O N Sorrento, VIC

D E S I G N E R Tina Lindner Building Design W E B tinalindner.com.au B U I L D E R Hamilton Marino P H O T O G R A P H E R Alessandro Cerutti Photography L O C AT I O N Ivanhoe, VIC

St Josephs Parish Project

Swansson Residence

C AT E G O R Y Non-Residential Design — Alterations/Additions D E S I G N E R Form & Function Building Design W E B formandfunction.net.au I N T E R I O R D E S I G N E R Dig Design B U I L D E R Searle Bros P H O T O G R A P H E R Tracey Togni, Phinc Photography L O C AT I O N Warrnambool, VIC

C AT E G O R Y Residential Alterations/Additions —

over $1M construction cost

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$250K-500K construction cost D E S I G N E R Gruen Eco Design W E B gruenecodesign.com.au B U I L D E R Dane House Construction in conjunction with Eco Craft P H O T O G R A P H E R Charlie Kinross Photography L O C AT I O N Blackburn, VIC

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Switchback Residence

Verdon Residence

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

over $1M construction cost D E S I G N E R Design Unity Pty Ltd W E B designunity.com.au B U I L D E R Owner/Builder P H O T O G R A P H E R Matthew Mallett Photography L O C AT I O N Hazelwood, VIC

D E S I G N E R Achieve Design Group Pty Ltd W E B achievedesign.com.au B U I L D E R Benni Trajcevski P H O T O G R A P H E R Dean Bradley L O C AT I O N Williamstown, VIC

Volitans Kitchen

Werai

C AT E G O R Y Most Innovative Kitchen Design D E S I G N E R More Detail Pty Ltd W E B mod3.com.au B U I L D E R Sunset Constructions P H O T O G R A P H E R Axdigital L O C AT I O N Mt Eliza, VIC

C AT E G O R Y Residential Alterations/Additions —

over $1M construction cost

Marino Construction Management P H O T O G R A P H E R Brett Holmberg L O C AT I O N Malvern East, VIC

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over $1M construction cost D E S I G N E R Peter Jackson Design Pty Ltd W E B peterjackson.net.au B U I L D E R Canonbury Fine Homes and

ENTRANTS

Awarded

Western

Wildcoast

C AT E G O R Y Residential Design — New Project

over $1M construction cost D E S I G N E R Peter Jackson Design Pty Ltd W E B peterjackson.net.au B U I L D E R Mike Gibbins P H O T O G R A P H E R Brett Holmberg L O C AT I O N Inverloch, VIC

D E S I G N E R Rachcoff Vella Architecture Pty Ltd W E B rachcoffvella.com.au B U I L D E R Layton Builders P H O T O G R A P H E R Shannon McGrath L O C AT I O N Portsea, VIC

over $1M construction cost

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Issue 03 BUILDING DESIGN OF THE YEAR 2018

Melbourne Design Studios Pty Ltd for No Two the Same RESIDENTIAL DESIGN NEW HOUSE $300K-600K

Design Unity Pty Ltd for Merricks Beach House Commendation: Beaumont Concepts for CORE 9 RESIDENTIAL DESIGN NEW HOUSE $600K-$1M

Arki Design Studio for Martha's Peak

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN NEW HOUSE OVER $1M

Tina Lindner Building Design for SSO Project Commendation: Rachcoff Vella Architecture Pty Ltd for Wildcoast MULTI RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

Melbourne Design Studios Pty Ltd for No Two the Same RESIDENTIAL BEST SMALL LOT DESIGN

JFK Design for Project Napier Commendation: placeformspace for Chronicles of Hewhill

Tina Lindner Building Design for Charles Project RESIDENTIAL DESIGN ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS $250K-$500K

Luke Fry Pty Ltd for Chaddesley Avenue Commendation: JFK Design for Project Napier RESIDENTIAL DESIGN ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS $500K-$1M

EME Design Pty Ltd for Courtyard House RESIDENTIAL DESIGN ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS OVER $1M

Project Now (Vic) Pty Ltd for Neill Street NONRESIDENTIAL DESIGN NEW PROJECT

Crosier Scott & Associates Pty Ltd for Ego Pharmaceuticals Headquarters Commendation: Project Now (Vic) Pty Ltd for Integrated Medical Centre NONRESIDENTIAL DESIGN ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS

Form & Function Building Design for St Joseph’s Parish Project RESIDENTIAL HERITAGE DESIGN

Joint Winner: Peter Jackson Design Pty Ltd for Werai Joint Winner: EME Design Pty Ltd for Courtyard House NON-RESIDENTIAL HERITAGE DESIGN

Form & Function Building Design for St Joseph’s Parish Project BEST ENERGY EFFICIENT DESIGN-RESIDENTIAL

Beaumont Concepts for CORE 9 Commendation: Maxa Design Pty Ltd for Kallista BEST ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE DESIGN-RESIDENTIAL

Beaumont Concepts for CORE 9 Commendation: EME Design Pty Ltd for Passive Butterfly RESIDENTIAL RESTORATION

Peter Jackson Design Pty Ltd for Werai NONRESIDENTIAL RESTORATION

Form & Function Building Design for St Joseph’s Parish Project

Luke Fry Pty Ltd for Chaddesley Avenue

Commendation: Melbourne Design Studios Pty Ltd for No Two the Same

Commendation: Rachcoff Vella Architecture Pty Ltd for Wildcoast

RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR DESIGN

Commendation: Rachcoff Vella Architecture Pty Ltd for Wildcoast NON-RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR DESIGN

Crosier Scott & Associates Pty Ltd for Ego Pharmaceuticals Headquarters Commendation: Sync Design for Gigil Café MOST INNOVATIVE SMALL WORKS PROJECT

Form & Function Building Design for Koala Childcare North Campus (for the front façade) PAST PRESIDENTS’ AWARD FOR BEST RESPONSE TO A DESIGN BRIEF

Melbourne Design Studios Pty Ltd for No Two the Same MOST INNOVATIVE KITCHEN DESIGN

Luke Fry Pty Ltd for Chaddesley Avenue Commendation: More Detail Pty Ltd for Long Island Point Kitchen MOST INNOVATIVE BATHROOM DESIGN

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Luke Fry Pty Ltd for Chaddesley Avenue Commendation: Maxa Design Pty Ltd for Kallista EXCELLENCE IN USE OF TIMBER

Melbourne Design Studios Pty Ltd for No Two the Same Commendation: Quin Wyatt Building Designers for Clipper Quay Commendation: Sync Design for Gigil Café EXCELLENCE IN USE OF GLASS

Vibe Design Group Pty Ltd for Morell Street EXCELLENCE IN USE OF MASONRY

Koala Form & Function Building Design for Koala Childcare North Campus Commendation: Peter Jackson Design Pty Ltd for Werai EXCELLENCE IN USE OF CONCRETE

Rachcoff Vella Architecture Pty Ltd for Wildcoast

Commendation: Arki Design Studio for Martha's Peak EXCELLENCE IN USE OF LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIALS

Project Now (Vic) Pty Ltd for Integrated Medical Centre EXCELLENCE IN USE OF RECYCLED MATERIALS

Quin Wyatt Building Designers for Clipper Quay Commendation: Peter Jackson Design Pty Ltd for Western BEST DIGITAL PRESENTATION BY A STUDENT

Soroush Maghsoudi, Box Hill Institute BEST RESPONSE TO A DESIGN BRIEF BY A STUDENT

Heidi Stoll, Bendigo TAFE DRAFTING EXCELLENCE BY A STUDENT

Soroush Maghsoudi, Box Hill Institute Commendation: Xuan On Phan, Holmesglen BEST INTERIOR DESIGN BY A STUDENT

Yuanita Kuswara, Holmesglen (Interiors)

WINNERS

Commendation: Mt Martha Drafting & Design for Barkly Street House

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS UP TO $250K

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