Neville Quarry architectural education prize

ENTRIES FOR THE 2009 PRIZE CLOSED ON 19 JUNE 2009.
Prize: $2,000 + medallion + certificate will be presented at the Australian Achievement in Architecture Awards to be held in Brisbane in March 2010. Entry for this prize is by application or nomination.

2011 Prize Guidelines (entries close on 18 October 2010):

The Neville Quarry Architectural Education Prize was originally established as the Architectural Education Prize in 2001 to recognise the significance of architectural education in the promotion and improvement of the built environment. The Prize acknowledges an outstanding contribution in architectural education in one or more areas of: teaching, scholarship, research. leadership and community engagement.

The Architectural Education Prize was re-named in 2005 in honour of the late Professor Neville Quarry’s outstanding contribution to architectural education in Australia. An Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medallist in 1994, Neville was renowned for his ability as an academic and the way in which he inspired and encouraged young minds to question, challenge and explore the world of space and form.

The Institute would like to thank Supporting Corporate Partner, Autodesk, for their sponsorship of this prestigious prize.

Previous Prize winners are Professor Jennifer Taylor; Professor Lindsay Johnston; Curtin University of Technology lecturers: Errol Tout/Stephen Parkin (joint winners); the late Rory Spence, University of Tasmania; Professor Leon van Schaik, RMIT University; Professor Deo Prasad, Director of the UNSW Centre for a Sustainable Built Environment (SOLARCH); Bill Busfield, University of Western Australia, and the late Dr Paula Whitman, Queensland University of Technology. In 2008 the prize was awarded to Professor Graham Brawn, University of Melbourne, for his outstanding contribution to architectural education and research in Australia.

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