2013 North Queensland – Queensland Regional Architecture Awards

Flinders Street Revitalization by Cox Rayner Architects wins Building of the Year.

The 2013 North Queensland Regional Architecture Awards from the Australian Institute of Architects were announced on Friday, 1 March, at Millie J & Co, Townsville. On the jury were: Zammi Rohan (9point9 Architects), Mark Kennedy (Outcrop Architecture), John McLean (John McLean Architect), Mark Damant (Woods Bagot) and Liam Proberts (bureau^proberts). Awarded projects will progress to the Queensland Architecture Awards to be announced in Brisbane on 21 June.

Walter and Oliver Tunbridge Award for Building of the Year

Flinders Street Revitalization – Cox Rayner Architects.
Read a review from Landscape Architecture Australia (Nov. 2012).

Regional Commendations

Commercial Architecture

Caneland Central Shopping Centre – Lend Lease Design
Mater Hyde Park Consulting Suites – Stephen de Jersey Architect

Public Architecture

JCU Eddie Koiki Mabo Library Townsville – Brewster Hjorth Architects
TYTO Cultural Precinct – Lahznimmo Architects + Architects North

Urban Design

3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3 RAR) Precinct, Lavarack Barracks, Townsville – BVN Donovan Hill in association with Conrad Gargett Riddel
Flinders Street Revitalisation – Cox Rayner Architects

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