2015 International Architecture Awards

The Australian Institute of Architects International Chapter has announced the winners of the 2015 International Architecture Awards which recognize projects by Australian architects overseas. From 26 entries, five received awards and four were commended by the jury.

Kerry Hill Architects took out two categories. Aman Tokyo, with its re-interpretation of a Japanese garden in a six-storey hotel lobby, “was by far the most sophisticated submission of [the Interior] category.” said the jury. In the Residential category Kerry Hill Architects’ Seven Palms Sentosa Cove was awarded along with Vulkanen: Aarhus Student Housing by Terroir and CUBO Arkitekter in association.

In the Public Architecture category, the jury awarded the Pico Branch Library by Koning Eizenberg Architecture Inc. The project arose from a design process that encouraged public participation through a series of workshops. As the jury explained, it thoughtfully preserves existing green space and repurposes underutilised areas to reinvigorate a park, fostering a reconnection with institutional resources and overall community empowerment.

All awarded projects will be in the running for the 2015 Jørn Utzon Award for International Architecture, which will be announced at the 2015 National Architecture Awards on 5 November in Brisbane.

The winners are:

Pico Branch Library (United States) by Koning Eizenberg Architecture Inc.

Pico Branch Library (United States) by Koning Eizenberg Architecture Inc.

Image: Eric Staudenmaier

Public Architecture Award

Pico Branch Library (United States) – Koning Eizenberg Architecture Inc.

Commendation

MIT Manukau & Transport Interchange (New Zealand) – Warren Mahoney Architects

Interior Architecture Award

Aman Tokyo (Japan) – Kerry Hill Architects

Commendations

Stella Maris Church (Indonesia) – Denton Corker Marshall Jakarta / PT Duta Cermat Mandiri

Ibis Style Ipoh Hotel (Malaysia) – Schin Architects

Vulkanen: Aarhus Student Housing (Denmark) by Terroir and CUBO Arkitekter in association.

Vulkanen: Aarhus Student Housing (Denmark) by Terroir and CUBO Arkitekter in association.

Image: Martin Schubert

Residential Architecture Awards

Vulkanen: Aarhus Student Housing (Denmark) – Terroir and CUBO Arkitekter in association

Seven Palms Sentosa Cove (Singapore) – Kerry Hill Architects

Small Project Architecture Award

Gloucestershire Garden Room (United Kingdom) – Robert Grace Architecture

Commendation

The Waratah Studio (United Kingdom) – studio505

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