Regional projects compete in 2016 NSW Country Division Awards

The Australian Institute of Architects has revealed the projects vying to win in the 2016 NSW Country Division Awards.

Nineteen projects will compete across seven categories such as heritage, residential, affordable housing and small projects. The entrants come from coastal, bush, arid and even Flame Zone environments.

NSW chapter president, Shaun Carter, said the awards are an important way to showcase outstanding architecture outside the main city and metropolitan centres.

“Architecture of the highest quality, that embodies best-practice design and spatial planning, can strengthen communities,” Carter said.

“These architects work in their local communities, adding to the intellectual, cultural and economic life of the region. It is fundamental that regional economies have access to these high-quality professional skills like architecture, spatial planning and problem solving.”

Winners of the seven categories will be decided by a panel of expert judges and members of the public can show their support for a project of their choice by voting in the People’s Choice Award before 5pm on 22 September 2016. To vote visit this website.

The full list of entrants is:

Dorrigo Health and Wellbeing Medical Centre (Dorrigo) by Regional Architects.

Dorrigo Health and Wellbeing Medical Centre (Dorrigo) by Regional Architects.

Image: Sinclair Black

Public and Commercial Architecture

Dorrigo Health and Wellbeing Medical Centre (Dorrigo) – Regional Architects

New Orange Regional Airport Terminal Building (Orange) – Geolyse and Cox Architecture

Calrossy Resource Centre (Dark, Tamworth) – Studio Two Architecture

Oberon Village Aged Care Facility (Oberon) – integratedDESIGNgroup

Town Beach Public Amenities (Port Macquarie) – Chris Jenkins Design

Broken Head Studio (Broken Head) by Harley Graham Architects.

Broken Head Studio (Broken Head) by Harley Graham Architects.

Image: David Taylor

Residential Architecture – Affordable Housing (under $350,000)

Broken Head Studio (Broken Head) – Harley Graham Architects

Wingello House (Wingello) – Ian Sercombe Architect

Booralong (Possum Creek) by Space Studio.

Booralong (Possum Creek) by Space Studio.

Image: Kate Holmes

Residential Architecture – Houses (Alterations & Additions)

Booralong (Possum Creek) – Space Studio

Mayne Street (Gulgong) – Cameron Anderson Architects

Surf Coast House (Blueys Beach) – Ian Sercombe Architect

Tom and Doll’s (Byron Bay) – Space Studio

Gull House (Byron Bay) by Harley Graham Architects.

Gull House (Byron Bay) by Harley Graham Architects.

Image: David Taylor

Residential Architecture – Houses (New)

Brush Tail Drive Residence - Forest Hills, Tamworth – Studio Two Architecture

Coastlands House (Port Macquarie) – Ian Sercombe Architect

Gull House (Byron Bay) – Harley Graham Architects

Phoenix House (Port Macquarie) – Chris Jenkins Design

The Strong House (Ballina) – Barker Studio

White Cube House (Lennox Head) – Space Studio

Mayne Street (Gulgong) by Cameron Anderson Architects.

Mayne Street (Gulgong) by Cameron Anderson Architects.

Image: Amber Hooper

Heritage

Mayne Street (Gulgong) ­­– Cameron Anderson Architects

Light Wave (Byron Bay) by Harley Graham Architects.

Light Wave (Byron Bay) by Harley Graham Architects.

Image: David Taylor

Small Projects

Broken Head Studio (Broken Head) – Harley Graham Architects

Light Wave (Byron Bay) – Harley Graham Architects

Cherish High School (Rakai, Uganda) by integratedDESIGNgroup and EMI.

Cherish High School (Rakai, Uganda) by integratedDESIGNgroup and EMI.

Image: Integrated Design Group

Vision Award

Dorrigo Health and Wellbeing Medical Centre (Dorrigo) – Regional Architects

Cherish High School (Rakai, Uganda) – integratedDESIGNgroup and EMI

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