The Australian Institute of Architects has announced the shortlisted for the 2023 Dulux Study Tour. Thirty early career architects will progress to the next stage of judging:
Lavanya Arulanadam – City Design, The City of Melbourne
Gabriella Avenia – Hassell
Montgomery Balding – Archier
Edwina Brisbane – Cumulus Studio
Ellen Buttrose – People Oriented Design POD
James Connor – Card Practice
Lauren Crockett – Sibling Architecture
Zoe Diacolabrianos – Wowowa
Ray Dinh – Andrew Maynard Architecture
Vlad Doudakliev – Fieldwork
Hugh Feggans – Aych Architects
Jessie Fowler – Fowler and Ward
Thomas Gray – Tom Gray Architect
Alexandra Greer – AKH Designs
Imogen Hebart – C/- Walter Brooke & Associates
Jenna Holder – Das Studio
Kimberley Hui – Designinc Melbourne
Gumji Kang – Snøhetta
Bradley Kerr
Sarah Lebner – Cooee Architecture
Yang Yang Lee – Mode Design
Rachel Licht – Licht Architecture
Tiffany Liew – Andrew Burns Architecture
Rachel McNally – MA Architects
Alexander Nielsen – Circa Morris Nunn Architects
Kate Shepherd – Studio Heim
Lauren Sideris – Tonkin Zulaikha Greer
Mia Willemsen – Hassell
Emily Watson – Studio Bright
Eugenia Zoubtchenko – Trethowan Architecture
Five winning applicants will be chosen by a jury to embark on a 10-day tour of the best architectural sites and practices across three cities. In 2023, the tour will return overseas for the first time since 2019.
Stage two submissions close 18 November 2022 and winners will be announced in February 2023.
The jury comprises Shannon Battisson (national president, Australian Institute of Architects), Barry Whitmore (interim CEO, Australian Institute of Architects), Jevan Dickinson (general manager Dulux Trade, Dulux), Pete Wood (national commercial business manager, Dulux), Qianyi Lim (previous DST alumni), and Erin Crowden (immediate past national president, EmAGN).
