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NEWCASTLE
ARCHITECTURE
AWARDS
2021
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THE AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS THANKS THE PARTNERS
AND SUPPORTERS OF THE 2021 NEWCASTLE ARCHITECTURE AWARDS.
PRINCIPAL PARTNER
MAJOR NATIONAL PARTNERS
NATIONAL CORPORATE PARTNERS
SUPPORTING PARTNERS
CONTENTS 04 MESSAGES AND 2021 JURY 26 HERITAGE
06 NEWCASTLE ARCHITECTURE 28 PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE
MEDAL
32 INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
NEWCASTLE 08 EDUCATIONAL
34 SUSTAINABLE
ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE
ARCHITECTURE
NATIONAL INSURANCE PARTNER
AWARDS 10 RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE
2021 – HOUSES NEW
36 COLORBOND® AWARD
FOR STEEL ARCHITECTURE
16 RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE
38 2021 NEWCASTLE
– HOUSES ALTERATIONS
ARCHITECTURE AWARDS
AND ADDITIONS NATIONAL MEDIA PARTNER
– ALL ENTRIES
22 RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE
– MULTIPLE HOUSING
COVER IMAGE
CLAUDIE’S HOUSE | SDA | PHOTOGRAPHY: JOSH HOGAN
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FROM THE NEWCASTLE DIVISION CO-CHAIR OF THE NSW REGIONAL COMMITTEE FROM THE JURY CHAIR JURY 2021
continue to support great design and being one, producing a small but
foster opportunity for continuous superbgem of a house on a beautiful,
improvement of our built but highly constrained, bush site.
environment.
Philip Pollard FRAIA
Having reflected upon the award Jury Chair
recognitions, there are two emerging
themes that arise this year. Firstly, there is
the commendable work being done by
local government in commissioning
outstanding architecture. Maitland City
Council followed up on the remarkable
PHOEBE GLANVILLE PHILIP POLLARD
River Walk project, which earned CHROFI
ALLEANZA ARCHITECTURE AMENITY URBAN & NATURAL
ENVIRONMENTS the 2019 Sulman Award for Public
Architecture, with another fine public
building designed in-house with input
The Newcastle Architecture Awards program This is an exciting time for the future of
The Newcastle Architecture Awards from Studio Dot, the Maitland District
is an opportunity to acknowledge and award Architecture in the region.
program this year has again demonstrated Athletics Facility. At a more modest scale,
architecture outside of capital cities. It is vital
The Newcastle Division of the Institute the fine calibre of architecture being the City of Newcastle commissioned EJE JO BASTIAN
to the region’s growth and development that produced in the Newcastle region, Architecture to produce excellent ARCHITECTURE PRACTICE
would like to extend our congratulations
we demonstrate a strong culture of diverse including the Hunter and Central Coast. adaptive reuse of the former Civic Station
the recipient of the prestigious Newcastle
and outstanding architecture in the region. The jury visited some 30 projects,
Architecture Medal, lahznimmo architects, spanning nine categories, in a period of by way of an innovative new Visitor
The program promotes architects and for its outstanding project House at Pretty just two days. Without exception, each Information Centre located within the
architecture throughout Newcastle and the Beach. project entered in the award, evinced a heritage building.
Central Coast region. It provides a platform high level of professional skill and
These awards are an opportunity to celebrate application, of which the authors could be The second theme emerged from
for public and peer recognition of the justly proud. the relationship between architects and
the hard work achieved throughout what
outstanding and innovative works ranging clients in collaboratively evolving a
has been a very challenging year. On The majority of the members of
from small to large scale projects. design brief – in some instances
behalf of the Newcastle Division and the the Newcastle jury had served
I would like to personally thank and NSW Regional Committee, I would like to previously on state juries, and while it was resulting in a simpler project that
acknowledge this year’s jury members for congratulate all the entrants and winners. recognised that regional budgets are conserved resources and saved
rarely as generous as those in capital costs while delivering a building
volunteering their time to attend all the cities, the same demanding standards of
entrant’s projects over an intense few days Phoebe Glanville beyond client expectations. The results PAULO MACCHIA
excellence were expected for awarded
of such collaborations and a team GOVERNMENT ARCHITECT NSW
of site visits. These visits provide a valuable Alleanza Architecture projects in this region, as are expected
from state entrants. approach are evident in projects
opportunity for both clients and architects
including the Port Stephens HealthOne
to present directly to the jurors in the The City of Newcastle is thought to
facility and the Wangi Waterfront House
context of the buildings themselves. have the longest serving design review
by SHAC, the Lambton House
This year there was a total of 40 submissions panel in NSW, which was a reference
alterations and Valencia St House by
point for subsequent design
across the different entry categories, an Curious Practice, and the exquisite
excellence panels, including SEPP65
increase on 2020 entries. This is encouraging Fronte Oceano interior architecture by
and the State Design Review Panel. The
given the year that we all have experienced. Anthony St John Parsons. This year’s
role of design excellence advisory panels,
Newcastle Architecture Medal recipient
Currently Newcastle City is undergoing and the ongoing recent work of the
is lahznimmo architects’ House at Pretty
a significant revitalisation, spurred on by Government Architect NSW in
Beach, rounding out the second theme,
population growth and an appealing lifestyle. establishing a framework and
with architects and clients in this instance
references for design excellence SUSANNE PINI
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NEWCASTLE ARCHITECTURE MEDAL Formerly part of the steep bush site on The design had a long gestation over seven
Bouddi Peninsula upon which photographer years and resulted in a remarkable gem of
David Moore built his seminal early 1970s a building, executed with great restraint and
Lobster Beach house, designed by Ian possessing a simple, enduring beauty. The
McKay, the site of this remarkable new house site and its sensitive flora and fauna were
sat vacant for several decades –largely due respected throughout the process, with
HOUSE AT PRETTY to its many challenging constraints. Steep minimal disturbance and careful tending
BEACH with rocky outcrops and an endangered to counter the necessary interventions for
spotted gum forest, home to a vulnerable construction. The limited palette of materials
LAHZNIMMO ARCHITECTS species of froglet, and within a bushfire consisted of off-form concrete – including
zone, the beautiful but rugged site threw for the roof – infill glazed brickwork, slender
down a set of remarkable challenges. steel columns, fire resistant glazing, and
a limited use of some softening elements,
Intended as a weekend getaway for the
including colour and interior timber.
architects’ extended family, and with a
longer term intent to potentially serve as a The project reminds us that good
house to retire to, the brief was for simplicity architecture embraces its site and works
and durability. Other requirements included with it, that beauty and ruggedness are
easy, level access on the one in three slope, not mutually exclusive, and that simplicity
PHOTOGRAPHY
BRETT BOARDMAN and an ability to withstand bushfire. is something worth striving for.
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COMMENDATION FOR EDUCATIONAL ARCHITECTURE THE BIG TREE HOUSE CURIOUS PRACTICE Behind an unassuming industrial building facade Curious Practice have repurposed a former printing factory into light-filled preschool learning space. Containing all of the program within the existing building footprint allowed the capping of significant contamination and the most efficient use of the existing building fabric. The planning strategy creates a central all- weather courtyard for outdoor play, while facilitating the direct supervision of the children from the administration and indoor learning spaces. The project demonstrates a commitment to an honest reading of materials and disciplined balance of invention and thrift. PHOTOGRAPHY CURIOUS PRACTICE 8 9
AWARD FOR RESIDENTIAL On a site so fraught with challenges only the building weaves around large natural
ARCHITECTURE – HOUSES NEW an architect could tackle the project sits sandstone boulders. There is a strong intent
a modestly scaled house nestled into a by the architects to honour the setting of
forest of spotted gums. On arrival, the the house, with each room orientated to look
house is barely visible due the careful out to the canopy of the spotted gums to the
selection of materials and elevation above water beyond. The importance of the natural
HOUSE AT PRETTY the street level. A meandering bush path
leads the visitor up to a beach house
environment is once again evident in the
prioritisation of external spaces over internal.
BEACH which is unlike most. Due to a steep site, A large breezeway separates sleeping from
bushfire zoning and natural environment, living spaces and, responding in its design
LAHZNIMMO ARCHITECTS the building had a unique and difficult set to the gradient of the site, is connected to
of challenges to overcome. The use of both the hillside and tree canopy.
materials, while informed by fire regulations,
are appropriate, yet unexpected for a beach
house. All horizontal structure is made entirely
from concrete, including the roof which folds
up towards the crest of the hill behind.
The building has been sited along the contours
PHOTOGRAPHY
BRETT BOARDMAN to minimise excavation, and the planning of
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COMMENDATION FOR RESIDENTIAL Wangi Waterfont House is located in and its environment intimately, and who, as
ARCHITECTURE – HOUSES NEW an idyllic setting on the shores of Lake owner builders, achieved an outstanding
Macquarie in the sleepy small township build quality in this family home that will
of Wangi Wangi that renowned painter weather gracefully over time.
William Dobell called home. The site,
though located in the village, has only one
WANGI WATERFRONT neighbour, located to its western side,
and its surrounding setting is dominated
HOUSE by a majestic grove of angophora trees and
the waterfront. Formed by a group of four
SHAC connected pavilions, the house seamlessly
blends the casual, laidback character
of Wangi Wangi with a comfortable,
sophisticated home for a young family.
What appears initially to be a very simple,
pared back design approach reveals on
closer examination a deep dialogue that
has gone on between the architect and
PHOTOGRAPHY
ALEXANDER MCINTYRE the clients – keen sailors who knew this site
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COMMENDATION FOR RESIDENTIAL Lambton house is surprising; its apparent
ARCHITECTURE – HOUSES NEW muscular robustness from the street, cool
CFC cladding, gravel, galvanized metal
and chain wire fencing set expectations.
However, these immediately yield to a series
of spaces warm and inviting that continually
LAMBTON HOUSE look out from themselves, expanding the
apparent small footprint of the house –
CURIOUS PRACTICE sustainability in action. The Lambton house
is a great exemplar of how to do more with
less; an aspect that this practice seems to
have mastered deftly.
PHOTOGRAPHY
KATHERINE LU
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AWARD FOR RESIDENTIAL Valencia Street is a succinct example of one The apparent gentleness here is surprising
ARCHITECTURE – HOUSES of the most noble roles of the architect: with the architectural moves becoming
(ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS) that of the confidant, understanding so entirely natural. There’s an easiness here
well how a client wants to live that what is that’s hard to pinpoint; this is a work of
created is less rather than more. Even more enormous care for the client that is so
impressive is that this level of judgement rarely seen.
comes from a relatively young firm.
VALENCIA STREET Architecturally the temptation to do more
here is enormous – an unlovely existing
CURIOUS PRACTICE street elevation would have been too much
to ignore for most firms but surprisingly
it heightens all the more the deft incisions
into the existing house which lie beyond.
These incisions are a surgical and strategic
rearrangement which, while adding no
further area, transforms the house into
a lovely, livable series of spaces that are
entirely unexpected from the street.
PHOTOGRAPHY
KATHERINE LU
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COMMENDATION FOR RESIDENTIAL Uniquely sited on a headland, the extension
ARCHITECTURE – HOUSES does not crave the attention of the ocean,
(ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS) focusing rather on the immediate bushland
surrounds. A clever insertion of a new wing
separate to the existing bedrooms takes
advantage of a relatively level clearing and
addresses the public areas of the house to
CLIFF COTTAGE the public reserve adjacent.
The materials are humble and considered,
DIANNA THOMAS ARCHITECT enhancing the relaxed and unfussy nature
of the building. Clear decisions have
been made which show the commitment
of the architect in providing a wonderful,
comfortable home for its owners.
PHOTOGRAPHY
BRIGID ARNOTT
18 19COMMENDATION FOR RESIDENTIAL In acknowledging the original home, the These interconnected new living spaces
ARCHITECTURE – HOUSES extension to Hatherly House externally are deliberately compact, but have a
(ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS) mimics the volume of the existing carefully planned, inbuilt flexibility. This
weatherboard cottage but expresses the allows for a range of activities to occur
form in modern materials. The addition within easy proximity to each other, or for
contrasts the existing building spatially, the opening up of more expansive spaces
creating a series of partially enclosed, for entertaining. The result is a delightful
HATHERLY HOUSE adjustable courtyard spaces that give home that can readily adapt to the changing
abundant light and cross ventilation to the needs of a family.
SDA adjacent new living spaces, and provides
range of open air spaces for different
activities and weather conditions.
A new entrance to this corner house is
relocated to the long side street frontage
and provides a delineation between private
bedroom spaces and new living spaces.
PHOTOGRAPHY
JESSICA LINDSAY
20 21AWARD FOR RESIDENTIAL Lume is an apt term to think of here, the building mediates. The curve of the
ARCHITECTURE – MULTIPLE HOUSING especially relative to the project’s built coastline is another obvious reference
context. It provides a welcome and playful echoed in elements of the facade, imbuing
relief to the often lacklustre built form Lume with a finer granularity than one might
in the precinct, especially within the expect from a built form which occupies
residential typology. Especially welcome such a length of the newly emerging
LUME are the midblock connections which allow
permeability from the town to the water.
waterfront. The result is a well-crafted piece
of contextual architecture.
SJB The architecture here responds in kind
with an invitation to pedestrians to connect
through a series of overt fluted gestures
simultaneously pinching and expanding the
framed views.
Lume’s craft begins with the use of familiar
materiality, humanistic in its selection bricks
both glazed and unglazed, undoubtedly a
nod to the material ‘bedrock’ of the town.
Colour provides an easily decoded message
PHOTOGRAPHY
BRETT BOARDMAN of the earth and the water between which
22 23COMMENDATION FOR RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE – MULTIPLE HOUSING ALMA RESIDENCES CKDS ARCHITECTURE In the heart of New Lambton, CKDS has created an apartment building that responds to its contextual conditions and positively contributes to the future local character. The complex is entered through a communal courtyard garden and within the building all common areas are day lit and naturally ventilated. The planning strategy orients the majority of apartments to the north east, providing high levels of solar access. The material palette of concrete, brick and powder-coated metal components are carefully composed to achieve a considered aesthetic. PHOTOGRAPHY M MCKEAN 24 25
AWARD FOR HERITAGE This adaptive reuse of the former Civic and Terras Landscape Architects were the reception desk and for retail display
Station building forms a part of the commissioned to document its surrounds. of locally produced items, which has
HCCDC Museum Place area connecting Although the station building did not proven popular. A map of the city has been
Hunter Street and Wheeler Place to the necessarily break new ground architecturally reproduced at large scale on the floor of
harbour foreshore. The heavy rail line was at the time of its construction (1937), it the space, and the ceiling above and its
closed in 2014, and the Civic station at is considered worthy of retention as it is attractive lighting installation reflect the
NEWCASTLE VISITOR that time became redundant. The decision a good example of inter-war generic corresponding contours of the area.
INFORMATION CENTRE to retain the building and the landscape domestic architecture in a railway setting. It
Acknowledgement of collaborators - The
interpretation of the former heavy rail line also has particular significance in terms of
EJE ARCHITECTURE informs a European heritage interpretation its social heritage. initial “cold-shell” architectural design of
of the area and gives meaning to it. the Civic Station building (for an unknown
The brief for the VIC evolved to facilitate use) was undertaken by Tonkin Zulaikha
The initial cold-shell architectural design of a new, more modern approach to the
Greer, with landscape DA design by JMD.
the Civic Station building (for an unknown service, which was arrived at via an ongoing
use) was undertaken by Tonkin Zulaikha consultative process with the VIC staff.
Greer, with landscape DA design by JMD. The design for the adaptive reuse of the
EJE Architecture was subsequently engaged building to houe the VIC has incorporated
by the City of Newcastle to design the much of the original heritage joinery,
Visitor Information Centre (VIC) that which was reinstated in situ. This was
PHOTOGRAPHY
NATHAN DAWES occupies the former Civic Station building complemented by new custom joinery for
26 27AWARD FOR PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE Maitland is a city with a proud reputation facility, and forms the second stage which addresses the car park and entry,
for its stock of remarkable heritage of a three stage recreational precinct is a subtle reminder of the heritage
buildings, dating back to the colonial days masterplan, located just off Maitland’s structures nearby, and of the Hunter River’s
of the 1840s. The Hunter River has been high street. The building builds upon remarkable history.
instrumental in the shaping the township, the materials incorporated in the earlier
supporting a shipping hub, underpinning sportsground facility, further refines its
MAITLAND REGIONAL wealth from agriculture and also dealing structural approach, and introduces a range
ATHLETICS COMPLEX heartbreak with severe flooding, including of flexible uses for the facility. The multi-
the disasterous 1955 flood. function enclosed space which overlooks
MAITLAND CITY COUNCIL The Maitland Athletics Complex carries the field is beautifully detailed while
ARCHITECTS WITH STUDIO DOT forward what is emerging as a modern remaining a robust, comfortable space that
reembracing of excellent public buildings, invites a broad range of community uses.
building upon Paul Berkemeier’s fine
The orientation of the track was determined
addition to Maitland Art Gallery and
CHROFI’s delightful River Walk – the 2019 to meet IAAF standards, which prompted
recipient of the Sulman Award for Public a well considered set of spatial responses
Architecture. from the architects that protect the facility
users from the elements while creating
The Athletics Complex serves as a interesting and defensible spaces. Detailing
PHOTOGRAPHY competition standard regional athletics
MURRAY WOOD in the brickwork of the amenities building,
28 29COMMENDATION FOR PUBLIC Sitting on the edge of a low density Clear planning allows occupants to easily
ARCHITECTURE residential neighbourhood at Shoal Bay, navigate the series of smaller rooms within,
Port Stephens HealthOne is considered and a readily adapted structure provides
in its approach to delicately expand clear spans internally to allow the building
the facility and respect the scale of the to be simply modified as necessary, as the
surrounding development. The building needs of the community evolve.
PORT STEPHENS manipulates the roof line to step the volume
of the building down to a residential scale.
HEALTHONE Considerable thought is evident in the
selection of materials, wayfinding, and the
SHAC creation of a series of spaces that are at
once welcoming and reassuring to visitors
and patients. The robust exterior detailing
and material palette of face brick and
Colorbond® cladding is both sympathetic
to the surrounding environment and
cleverly incorporates the existing wing while
avoiding unnecessary expensive changes
PHOTOGRAPHY to it.
ALEXANDER MCINTYRE
30 31AWARD FOR INTERIOR
ARCHITECTURE
FRONTE OCEANO
ANTHONY ST JOHN PARSONS
The interior architecture of Fronte Oceano at
Newcastle East is the result of a fascinating
collaboration between the architect and his
clients, both highly respected visual artists.
The house, a small terrace approaching
150 years in age, is the artists’ family home,
shared with their two young children and
family pets.
A small brass plaque facing the street
next to the front door, a work of one
of the artists, reads 'Be generous with
your heart’. This could have been the
brief that informs the transformation of
the house’s interior. Though small in
area, each volume is at once treasured
PHOTOGRAPHY
and exploited – creating a simultaneous KIEN SITU
sense of shelter and adventure.
Light is treated as a precious
commodity – carefully introduced
and meaningfully orchestrated within
the intricate volumes. Artworks cover
almost every surface, including a large
ceiling mural in the front living room – a
nod to John Olsen’s earlier practice.
Bespoke elements beautifully crafted in
fine materials including bronze and
Italian glass tiles are used
meaningfully but without any preciousness.
The result is a welcoming, robustly
functional and highly unique family home
that well and truly delivers on the
promise made at its front door.
32 33COMMENDATION FOR SUSTAINABLE The architect practice behind this small hearth tiles were meaningfully utilised, and
ARCHITECTURE project listened carefully to the requirements they assist in retaining the character of the
of the client, who had initially concluded the original cottage.
inadequacies of the existing cottage would
Natural light and ventilation were carefully
be best resolved by a new extension to
orchestrated to provide a variety of pleasant
its rear. Rather than jump to adopting this
spaces that seldom require any additional
VALENCIA STREET obvious response, which would have left
the existing section of the dwelling with
heating or cooling.
CURIOUS PRACTICE its spatial and functional shortfalls and The client’s perspective reveals a level of
would have involved considerably more delight with the completed home that is
materials, embodied energy and expense, nothing short of transformational.
the architects suggested a different, more
considered strategy.
The resulting changes to the building, all
effected within the existing footprint, have
transformed the dwelling and have met
every aspect of the client’s needs. Salvaged
elements, including original bricks, roof
PHOTOGRAPHY
KATHERINE LU sheeting and decorative elements such as
34 35COLORBOND® AWARD FOR STEEL The project utilises steel to navigate fire, The secondary forms of the entryway
ARCHITECTURE termite and flood considerations while and pergolas are exposed steel framed
avoiding heroic or intuitional gestures to structures that successfully extend the
comfortably locate an expanded frontline civic language to a pedestrian scale and
health service within in established emphasise vertical lines that relate to the
residential context. neighbouring bushland.
PORT STEPHENS The gable roofed pavilions establish a SHAC’s clear thinking is evident in the
HEALTHONE relationship with the existing facility and project and their use of steel has ensured
identify as a civic building while housing that health centre will have a legible identity
SHAC clear span steel structures that will enable within the community that will endure over
future adaptability as the requirements time.
of the health service change over time.
Clad in Colourbond ® Ultra, the forms have
a scale and texture that align with Tomaree
coastal environment and are complemented
with considered guttering and downpipes
that avoid unnecessary complexity.
PHOTOGRAPHY
ALEXANDER MCINTYRE
36 372021 NEWCASTLE ARCHITECTURE AWARDS – ALL ENTRIES MAITLAND REGIONAL ATHLETICS COMPLEX PORT STEPHENS HEALTHONE THE MUTUAL BANK HEAD OFFICE WORKPLACE RSL LIFECARE BIRDWOOD PARK THE MUTUAL BANK HEAD OFFICE WORKPLACE WHIDDON REDHEAD MAITLAND CITY COUNCIL WITH STUDIO DOT SHAC DWP - DESIGN WORLDWIDE PARTNERSHIP EJE ARCHITECTURE DWP - DESIGN WORLDWIDE PARTNERSHIP DWP - DESIGN WORLDWIDE PARTNERSHIP — — — — — — COLORBOND® AWARD FOR STEEL ARCHITECTURE COLORBOND® AWARD FOR STEEL ARCHITECTURE COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE SPCC CESSNOCK THE BIG TREE HOUSE ST NICHOLAS EARLY EDUCATION – GILLIESTON HEIGHTS NEWCASTLE VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE FRONTE OCEANO CRYSALIS SHAC CURIOUS PRACTICE QUINN O’HANLON ARCHITECTS PTY LTD EJE ARCHITECTURE ANTHONY ST JOHN PARSONS SDA — — — — — — EDUCATIONAL ARCHITECTURE EDUCATIONAL ARCHITECTURE EDUCATIONAL ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE NEWCASTLE VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE MINUMBAH FEDERAL LAW COURTS - NEWCASTLE NSW GILLIESTON HEIGHTS COMMUNITY HUB WHIDDON REDHEAD PORT STEPHENS KOALA SANCTUARY AND EJE ARCHITECTURE JODIE DIXON ARCHITECT GHDWOODHEAD WEBBER ARCHITECTS DESIGN WORLDWIDE PARTNERSHIP (DWP) TOURISM CENTRE | BKA ARCHITECTURE — — — — — — HERITAGE ARCHITECTURE HERITAGE ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE 38 39
2021 NEWCASTLE ARCHITECTURE AWARDS – ALL ENTRIES
MAITLAND REGIONAL ATHLETICS COMPLEX PORT STEPHENS HEALTHONE CLAUDIE’S HOUSE MINUMBAH CRESCENT RD HOUSE HATHERLY HOUSE
MAITLAND CITY COUNCIL WITH STUDIO DOT SHAC SDA JODIE DIXON ARCHITECT JODIE DIXON ARCHITECT SDA
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PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES (NEW) RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES
(ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS) (ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS) (ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS)
WANGI WATERFRONT HOUSE MINIMA LAMBTON HOUSE VALENCIA STREET CLIFF COTTAGE LUME
SHAC TRIAS CURIOUS PRACTICE CURIOUS PRACTICE DIANNA THOMAS ARCHITECT SJB
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RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES (NEW) RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES (NEW) RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES (NEW) RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - MULTIPLE HOUSING
(ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS) (ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS)
HOUSE AT PRETTY BEACH WARATAH SECONDARY HOUSE TWENTY FIVE VIEW RSL LIFECARE BIRDWOOD PARK ALMA RESIDENCES MINIMA
LAHZNIMMO ARCHITECTS ANTHROSITE SDA EJE ARCHITECTURE CKDS ARCHITECTURE TRIAS
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RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES (NEW) RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES (NEW) RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES (NEW) RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - MULTIPLE HOUSING RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - MULTIPLE HOUSING SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE
40 412021 NEWCASTLE ARCHITECTURE AWARDS – ALL ENTRIES LAMBTON HOUSE VALENCIA STREET WARATAH SECONDARY HOUSE CURIOUS PRACTICE CURIOUS PRACTICE ANTHROSITE — — — SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE THE BIG TREE HOUSE CURIOUS PRACTICE — SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE 42 43
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