Twenty-three Australian projects are among the 218 architecture projects longlisted for the 2018 Dezeen Awards.
The awards program, which is a new initiative by the international design blog, attracted more than 3,500 submissions in 91 different countries. The program is divided into three main category groups: interiors, design and architecture. Special awards for Architect of the Year and Emerging Architect of the Year will recognize all-round design excellence for a body of work.
Australian projects are longlisted in every architecture category and are particularly well represented in the hospitality category, with six longlisted entries.
The longlist will be judged by a panel of international judges, which includes Astrid Klein (Klein Dytham Architecture, Amanda Levete (ALA), Sadie Morgan (DRMM), John Pawson (John Pawson Architects), Thomas Heatherwick (Heatherwick Studio) and Ma Yansong (Mad Architects). The shortlist will be announced in August.
The longlisted Australian projects are:
House
House and Studio Lambeth (UK) – Carmody Groarke
King Bill – Austin Maynard Architects
Oikos at Breakneck Gorge – Robert Nichol and Sons
Housing project
CF Row – Woods Bagot
Cirqua Apartments – BKK Architects
Nightingale 1 – Breathe Architecture
Short Lane – Woods Bagot
Tall building
Banksia Apartments – McBride Charles Ryan
Civic and cultural building
Learning and Teaching Building, Monash University – John Wardle Architects
Macquarie University Incubator – Architectus
Business building
1 William Street – Woods Bagot
Hospitality building
Barangaroo House – Collins and Turner
Freycinet Lodge – Liminal Architecture
Jackalope – Carr Design Group
krakani lumi – Taylor and Hinds Architects
Paramount House Hotel – Breathe Architecture
Pt Leo Estate – Jolson Architecture and Interiors
Rebirth project
Captain Kelly’s Cottage – John Wardle Architects
Gibbon St – Cavill Architects
Studio in a Ruin (UK) – Carmody Groarke
Small building
Brickface – Austin Maynard Architects
MPavilion – OMA
Terrarium House – John Ellway Architect
