2015 AIDA Shortlist

This year, more than 400 entries were received by the Australian Interior Design Awards, with record-breaking entry numbers in the Hospitality and Residential Decoration categories. From these entries, 151 have been shortlisted among the seven primary categories.

The leading awards program recognizing and celebrating interior design excellence in Australia, the Australian Interior Design Awards announced its 2015 shortlist on 13 March.

A partnership event of the Design Institute of Australia, Diversified Communications and Artichoke magazine, the awards will be presented during a gala dinner on Friday 15 May 2015 at the Grand Ballroom at Sofitel on Collins in Melbourne. The awards program recognizes and celebrates interior design excellence in the categories of Retail Design, Hospitality Design, Workplace Design, Public Design, Installation Design, Residential Design and Residential Decoration.

In 2015, more than 400 entries were received into the Australian Interior Design Awards, with record-breaking entry numbers in the Hospitality and Residential Decoration categories. From these entries, 151 have been shortlisted among the seven primary categories.

For the first time in 2015, the Australian Interior Design Awards introduced a new category for Interior Design Impact (Stream B). The award recognizes the significant influence of interior design on the business, social, human resorce, environmental and/or cultural outcomes of the project. The winner of this category will be announced along with winners of other categories on 15 May 2015.

On the 2015 jury were:
Stream A: Dan Cox (Carr Design Group), Hamish Guthrie (Hecker Guthrie), Genevieve Lilley (Genevieve Lilley Architects), Robyn Lindsey (Geyer), Geraldine Maher (Jackson Interiors), Sarah-Jane Pyke (Arent&Pyke), Grant Filipoff (Bates Smart) and Hamilton Wilson (Wilson Architects).

Stream B: Richard Johnson (jury chair, Johnson Pilton Walker), Rosemary Kirkby (Rosemary Kirkby Associates) and Geraldine Maher (Jackson Interiors).

Joanne Cys (LFDIA, University of South Australia) acted as jury convenor, and John Gertsakis (Infoactiv Group) acted as sustainability advisor.

And the shortlisted projects are:

Hospitality
Installation
Public
Retail
Residential Design
Residential Decoration
Workplace

See more images from all the shortlisted projects.

Australian Interior Design Awards thanks its sponsors: Forbo Flooring Systems, Dulux Australia, Business Interiors by Staples, The Laminex Group, Smeg, Space and Bespoke, with ISIS as jury host.

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