The Design Institute of Australia (DIA) announced the winners of the 2018 South Australia/Northern Territory Awards at a celebration on 3 November held at The Manor at Basket Range in Adelaide.
Now in its 26th year, the awards cover built environment, communication and product design categories. The awards also see another “Design Icon” added to the list of 25 that were named at last year’s awards in honour of the awards’ 25th anniversary.
Historic Adelaide furniture manufacturer T.H Brown was announced as the 26th Design Icon. Perhaps best known for the Danish and Martelle Bar Stool ranges, Brown’s “immeasurable contribution to South Australian furniture design” was recognized with the award.
2018 Design Institute of Australia South Australia/Northern Territory Awards
Premier’s Award
PROHAB Connected Healthcare Device – Sandy Walker and Flinders University
Collaboration Award
ZED Management Consulting – Studio Gram
Workspace Award
Prohibition Gin – Toolbox Graphic Design
Built Environment
Retail
Silver
Hickinbotham Homes Display Centre – Capsule Projects
Hospitality
Gold
Malt and Juniper – Sans-Arc Studio
Silver
Melt Henley Beach – Studio Gram
Student
Gold
Agora – Charlotte Standish
Residential
Gold
HDP Residence – Genesin Studio
Woodside Residence – Enoki
Malvern Residence – Williams Burton Leopardi
Silver
GA House – Architects Ink
Millswood House – Studio Gram
Education
Gold
Macquarie University C7A MAZE – Architectus
UniSA Business School Hub – MPH Architects
Birds and Bees Exhibit – Exhibition Studios
Feeling Human Exhibit – Exhibition Studios
Commercial
Gold
Contech Pulteney Street Studio – Contech
Port Adelaide Office Accomodation – Walter Brooke and Associates
ZED Management Consulting – Studio Gram
Communication
Visual Communication
Gold
Hahndorf Hill – Parallax
Silver
Prohibition Gin – Toolbox Graphic Design
Glenlea – KS Design Studio
Kintsugi – Parallax
In Praise of Shadows – Parallax
Vox Pop – Parallax
Digital
Silver
Mitimes – Deming Factor
Product Design
Industrial Design
Gold
PROHAB Connected Healthcare Device – Sandy Walker and Flinders University
Silver
GRIPPIE – Andrew Whittaker Industrial Design
