PROCESS Launceston Architecture Week 2010
Tuesday 14th September 5.00pm for 6.00pm start
Speaker: Drew Heath (builder/architect) - Lecture + Discussion
(BBQ provided by DArchside) Drew will also be involved in studio activities
@ UTAS School of Architecture and Design, Launceston
Wednesday 15th September 5.30pm for 6.00pm start
Process Night: A series of speakers will give short and sharp presentations followed by discussions.
An informal cabaret format with food and drinks available.
Speakers include: Peter Poulet (state architect and artist) + Phil Dingemanse (graduate-architect) +
Peter Walker (architect) + Lisa Mcalinden (architect) + Ronan Park (architect) + more to be announced
@ UTAS School of Architecture and Design, Launceston
Thursday 16th September 5.00pm for 6.00pm start
Speaker: Mel Dodd (MUF art and architecture) - Lecture + Discussion
(Food provided by MSA)
@ UTAS School of Architecture and Design, Launceston
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2010 Tasmanian Architecture Awards
Tasmanian Architecture Awards 2010 supplement
Winners of the 2010 Tasmanian Architecture Awards were announced on Saturday 19 June at a ceremony in the IXL Atrium in Hobart. Over 150 members, sponsors, VIPs, and guests enjoyed the night.
Special guests included the Governor, who presented the main awards, the Premier, who presented the John Lee Archer Triennial Prize, the Immediate Past National President, Melinda Dodson, who presented the President’s Prize, and the Lord Mayor, Rob Valentine, who presented the inaugural People’s Choice Prize. The evening was also attended by Brian Risby, National Councillor from PIA, Minister David O’Byrne, Deputy Lord Mayor of Hobart, Helen Burnet, and Executive Director of the Tasmanian Building & Construction Industry Training Board, Peter Coad.
There were a number of speeches made on the night. Some of them are available below:
Click here for the Governor's speech
Click here for the Premier’s speech
Click here for the President’s speech
Click here for the Immediate Past National President’s Speech.
The results were:
·Colorbond Award for Steel Architecture: Transend Primary Store by HBV Architects
·Commercial Architecture Award: Transend Primary Store by HBV Architects
·Commercial Architecture Award: J Boag & Son New Brew House by Birrelli
·The Alan C Walker Award for Public Architecture: Makers’ Workshop by Terroir
·Public Architecture Award: Fahan Gymnasium and Performing Arts Centre by Jawsarchitects
·Public Architecture Award: UTAS School of Furniture Design by Six Degrees Pty Ltd and Sustainable Built Environments, architects in collaboration
·Sustainable Architecture Award: UTAS School of Furniture Design by Six Degrees Pty Ltd and Sustainable Built Environments, architects in collaboration
·Sustainable Architecture Commendation: J Boag & Son New Brew House by Birrelli
·Small Project Architecture Award: Strangio House by Maria Gigney Architects
·The Roy Sharrington Smith Award for Heritage: Strangio House by Maria Gigney Architects
·The Esmond Dorney Award for Residential Architecture - Houses: Trial Bay House by HBV Architects
·25 Year Award for Enduring Architecture: Supreme Court Complex, Hobart by Department of Public Works / Peter Partridge
A further five special prizes were also presented.
·President’s Prize: Robert Morris-Nunn
·John Lee Archer Triennial Prize: Dominic College Chapel by DesignInc Tasmania, now Forward Brianese + Partners (this is the second triennial prize in a row for the practice)
·Emerging Architect Prize: Todd Henderson
·SWT Blythe Student Prize: Chloe Comino for Sub/Urban Dwelling
·People’s Choice Prize: UTAS Medical Science 1 by Lyons
Click here to view the Jury citations.
Congratulations to all those people and practices who were awarded.
Congratulations also to Rosevear Architects for receiving a NSW Architecture Award for Sullivan Holm House, which was presented at the NSW Architecture Awards on Friday 18 June.
The Awards exhibition is still available for viewing in the IXL Atrium until Sunday June 27. it will then travel to the Design Centre in Launceston from Monday 5 July to Sunday 18 July and at the award winning Burnie Maker’ Workshop from Monday 9 August to Sunday 22 August.
Launceston launch: Wednesday 7 July, 5.30 pm - 7.00 pm. To RSVP click here.
Burnie launch: Monday 9 August, 4.00 pm - 5.00 pm. To RSVP click here.
Thanks to our sponsors for making the awards possible:
Principal Corporate Partner: BlueScope Steel
State Sponsors: Assa Abloy/Lockwood, Fairbrother, Southern Lighting and The Mercury
Supporting State Sponsors: Gandy & Roberts, Hobart City Council, Precast Tasmania, Pure Tasmania and UTAS School of Architecture & Design
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