The winners of the 2023 Architeam Awards have been revealed, with the winning and commended projects highlighting a commitment to flexibility, sustainability, and design for multigenerational families.
The awards jury included director of Gray Space and Architeam chair Ajith Kuruvilla, Philip Stejskal of Philip Stejskal Architecture, Claire Scorpo of Agius Scorpo Architects, Peter Knights of Taylor Knights, Tania Davidge of Open House Melbourne, Lynn Chew of Kerstin Thompson Architects, and Ben Peake of Carter Williamson Architects.
Architeam Medal Winner
Queenscliff Recreation Reserve Amenities – Stonehouse and Irons Architecture
Sustainability Medal Winner
Huff’n’Puff Haus – Envirotecture
Huff’n’Puff Haus by Envirotecture.
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Marnie Hawson
Small Project Medal
Cremorne Townhouse – Winter Architecture
Residential New Award – up to $1 million
Winner
Glen Huntly I – Agius Scorpo Architects
Glen Huntly I by Agius Scorpo Architects.
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Pier Carthew
Commendations
Brown Hill House – Eldridge Anderson Architects
Middle House – Nobel Carter Architects
Residential New Award – above $1 million
Winners
Huff’n’Puff Haus – Envirotecture
Stumpy Gully House – Markowitz Design with Stavrias Architecture
Commendation
Remnant House – Moloney Architects
Residential Alterations and Additions – up to $500,000
Winner
Garden Wall House – Sonelo Architects
Garden Wall House by Sonelo Architects.
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Pier Carthew
Commendations
Cremorne Townhouse – Winter Architecture
Monty Sibbel – Nuud Studio
Residential Alterations and Additions – between $500,000 and $1 million
Winner
Quarry House – Winwood McKenzie
Quarry House by Winwood Mckenzie.
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Rory Gardiner
Commendations
Smith House – Fowler and Ward
Sunday – Architecture Architecture
Residential Alterations and Additions – over $1 million
Winner
Fitzroy Laneway House – Andrew Child Architect
Fitzroy Laneway House by Andrew Child Architect.
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Tom Ross
Commercial, Community and Public Award
Winner
Queenscliff Recreation Reserve Amenities – Stonehouse and Irons Architecture
Queenscliff Recreation Reserve Amenities by Stonehouse and Irons Architecture.
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Nikole Ramsay
Commendations
Central Goldfields Art Gallery – Nervegna Reed Architecture
Delatite Cellar Door – Lucy Clemenger Architects
Dianella Community Centre – Canvas Projects
People’s Choice Award
Brunswick West Residence – Nardel Architects
Unbuilt Award
Winner
Natural Settings – Jack May
Natural Settings by Jack May.
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Commendation
Future Proof House – Elena Cazacu
Innovation and Contribution Award
Advocating for the built environment Opinion Pieces – Michael Smith
Source: Architecture - architectureau
