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Architecture awards re-imagined to adapt to current situation

12 Nov, 2020



The 2020 ArchiTeam Awards and Exhibition have been redesigned to be completely virtual, working with members to totally re-imagine the awards exhibition, in an innovative and unique way.

ArchiTeam CEO, Phoebe La Gerche-Wijsman says 2020 has been a tough year for architects, but member companies have been uniquely placed to respond and adapt to these times.

“With Victorian members being affected by state-wide lockdowns, even getting photography together for this year’s entries was a massive task. Despite this, the 2020 ArchiTeam awards received an outstanding 130 entries, and our members rose to the challenge to create a whole new concept in exhibition design.”

The public will navigate through the virtual space which has been designed by a selection of ArchiTeam members. Built using the same CAD programs architects use to design buildings, the 3D models can be navigated using the Google Street View API – a familiar interface for most.

“ArchiTeam has always looked at things differently,” explains Director, Jamie Sormann. “Our members are small practices, who know how to combine open-source tools with cutting-edge design software to deliver outstanding design, so we are always going to be a little unpredictable, in the best way. We saw the ch

St Andrews Square by Mick Moloney won the Unbuilt award category.

allenges presented by 2020, namely the loss of the in-person exhibition, and turned them into an opportunity to increase accessibility; and have some fun in the process.”

“This year we are beyond excited by the calibre of work,” says La Gerche-Wijsman. “The new format of the awards ensures our exhibition will be seen by more of the public than ever before.”

The Virtual Gallery can be reached here.

WINNERS + COMMENDATIONS

RESIDENTIAL NEW

Winners:

Two Sheds by DREAMER

The Good Life House by MRTN Architects

Commendations:

Edgars Creek House by Breathe Architecture

Davison Street by Archier

Kensington House by Fowler and Ward

AWS ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS

Winner:

Brunswick Lean-to by Blair Smith Architecture

Commendations:

Hampden Road House by Archier

Warehouse Greenhouse by Breathe Architecture

COMMERCIAL

Winner:

Parks Victoria by Archier + Harrison and White

Commendations:

Uro Bookshop by Architecture Architecture

Where House? By EMArchitects

COMMUNITY

Winner:

Yarra Pools by WOWOWA Architecture

Commendations:

Arkadia by Breathe Architecture

UNBUILT

Winner:

St Andrews Square by Mick Moloney

Commendations:

Yarra Pools by WOWOWA Architecture

Dead End House by Kuzman Architecture

CONTRIBUTION

Winner:

Talina Edwards by Talina Edwards

Commendations:

Architects Declare movement by Australian Architects Declare

MEDALS

Brickworks Materiality Award: Merri Creek by WOWOWA Architecture

Passive House Award: Passive House Trophy by Qutaibah Al-Atafi in collaboration with local textile artist Inneka Moorhouse

Sustainability Medal: Architects Declare movement by Talina Edwards

Small Project Medal: Small Grand Apartment by tsai Design

ArchiTeam Medal: Davison Street by Archier

PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD

Colour Shingle by Krisna Cheung Architects

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