2012 Victorian Architecture Awards

The 2012 Victorian Architecture Awards were announced at a presentation dinner on 29 June, held at Crown Palladium in Melbourne.

Victorian Architecture Awards

Victorian Architecture Medal

The Royal Children’s Hospital – Billard Leece Partnership and Bates Smart

Colorbond Award for Steel Architecture

Annexe, Art Gallery of Ballarat – Searle and Waldron

Melbourne Prize

The Royal Children’s Hospital – Billard Leece Partnership and Bates Smart

Regional Prize

The New Hammond Fellowship Centre, Christ Church, Warrnambool – Harmer Architecture

Enduring Architecture Award

The National Gallery of Victoria – Sir Roy Grounds

Urban Design

Joseph Reed Award for Urban Design

William Buckley Bridge – Peter Elliot Architecture + Urban Design

Architecture Award

The Boatbuilders Yard – Six Degrees Architects
RMIT University Lawn Precinct – Peter Elliot Architecture and Urban Design

Sustainable Architecture

Award for Sustainable Architecture

Heller Street Park and Residences – Six Degrees Architects

Small Project Architecture

Award for Small Project Architecture

Garage + Deck + Landscape – Baracco and Wright Architects

Architecture Award

Hi-Pod – BKK and Peter Elliott Architecture

Interior Architecture

Marion Mahony Award for Interior Architecture

Ormond College Academic Centre – McGlashan Everist

Architecture Award

Flinders House – Wood/Marsh Architecture

Heritage Architecture

John George Knight Award for Heritage Architecture

Ormond College Academic Centre – McGlashan Everist

Commercial Architecture

Sir Osborn McCutcheon Award for Commercial Architecture

Saltwater Coast Lifestyle Centre – NH Architecture

Architecture Awards

Dandenong Government Services Offices – Hassell
Medhurst Winery – Folk Architects

Public Architecture

William Wardell Award for Public Architecture

The Royal Children’s Hospital – Billard Leece Partnership and Bates Smart

Architecture Awards – Public Architecture – New

Melbourne Brain Centre – Lyons
St Mary’s Primary School Hall – tUG Workshop with Tim Hall and Associates
Narbethong Community Hall – BVN Architecture
Edithvale Discovery Centre – Minifie van Schaik

Architecture Awards – Public Architecture – Alterations and Additions

Melbourne University Boat Club – Lovell Chen
Ormond College Academic Centre – McGlashan Everist
Annexe, Art Gallery of Ballarat – Searle and Waldron

Residential Architecture – Multiple

Best Overend Award for Multiple Housing

Heller Street Park and Residences – Six Degrees Architects

Architecture Award

Monash University Student Accommodation – BVN Architecture

Residential Architecture – Houses New

Harold Desbrowe Annear Award for Residential Architecture

Queensbury Street House – Robert Simeoni Architects

Architecture Award – Houses – New

Rose House – Baracco and Wright Architects
Big Hill – Kerstin Thompson Architects
Flinders House – Wood/Marsh Architecture
Harold Street Residence – Jackson Clements Burrows

Architecture Award – Houses – Alterations and Additions

Wattle Avenue House – Minifie van Schaik
Hill House – Andrew Maynard Architects

Bates Smart Award for Architecture in the Media

Bates Smart National Award for Architecture in the Media

Forty-Six Square Metres Of Land Doesn’t Normally Become A House – Stuart Harrison
Good, Bad or Ugly – Stuart Harrison and Simon Knott

Bates Smart State Award for Architecture in the Media

POST magazine editorial team

Bates Smart Special Awards

The Encyclopedia of Australian Architecture – by Philip Goad and Julie Willis
Melbourne Open House 2011 – Tim Lesley and the Melbourne Open House board

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