AWARDS

From 89 entries, 20 have been shortlisted for the 2022 AA Prize for Unbuilt Work.

Fifty-seven entries have been shortlisted in the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2021 National Architecture Awards.

The shortlisted venues in the 2021 Eat Drink Design Awards are offering more than just food and beverage, they are also create a sense of community for their patrons craving connection during the pandemic.

In the Best Restaurant Design category, 32 projects have been shortlisted.

In the Best Bar Design Category, 15 projects have been shortlisted.

In the Best Cafe Design category, 14 projects have been shortlisted.

In the Best Hotel Design category, eight projects were shortlisted.

In the Best Retail Design category, 11 projects have been shortlisted.

In the Best Installation Design category, two projects were shortlisted.

In the Best Identity Design category, 16 project were shortlisted.

The shortlist for the 18th annual Australian Interior Design Awards has been announced.

The shortlist for the 18th annual Australian Interior Design Awards includes 33 projects in the Hospitality Design category.

The shortlist for the 18th annual Australian Interior Design Awards includes 17 projects in the Retail Design category.

The shortlist for the 18th annual Australian Interior Design Awards includes 38 projects in the Workplace Design category.

The shortlist for the 18th annual Australian Interior Design Awards includes 10 projects in the Public Design category.

The shortlist for the 18th annual Australian Interior Design Awards includes 60 projects in the Residential Design category.

The shortlist for the 18th annual Australian Interior Design Awards includes 17 projects in the Residential Decoration category.

The shortlist for the 18th annual Australian Interior Design Awards includes 14 projects in the Installation Design category.

The 117 shortlisted entries in the 2021 Victorian Architecture Awards set new standards for design and practice in the state.

The standout entries of the 2021 Houses Awards show how residential architecture can contribute to local streetscapes and suburbs, with design interventions that build communities and neighbourhoods.

These houses may not be the largest on the shortlist but they are no less generous or rich in materials, texture and colour.

Whether permanent residences or holiday homes, the shortlisted projects in this category demonstrate that the ubiquitous house can be an extraordinary architectural artefact.

Clever architecture is often just as much about what is left untouched as it is about what is changed or updated.

These homes demonstrate that the sky is the limit when it comes to design inspiration in higher density settings.

There has never been more emphasis on the quality of outdoor living spaces, as many of us continue to spend more time at home after lockdown.

These homes embrace the history of their neighbourhoods with designs that stitch them to their surrounds.

From Passive House to prefabrication, these projects demonstrate the myriad ways to minimize impact on the planet.

These practices may be young but their works have sure caught the eyes of the jurors in the 2021 Houses Awards.

“Tasmanian architects have once again submitted an impressive and diverse range of projects,” said jury chair James Morrison.