2023 Queensland
State & Regional Jurors
Queensland State Jury 2023
Presenting the 2023 Queensland State Jury, Paul Jones, Belinda Allwood, Anna O’Gorman, and Sandy Cavill. Paul is appointed as the overall Chair of Juries to oversee Queensland’s 20-plus Juries. Paul is joined by three State Jurors as they deliver on the Queensland Architecture Awards’ vision which has a long history and places great pride in ensuring that every project entered each year must be visited. Being on the State Jury is a great and remarkable adventure that gives the State Jurors the opportunity to travel our great State showcasing Queensland’s fantastic architects, visiting remarkable projects that promote good design and sustainable architecture; and meeting others in the profession, discussing opportunities and challenges for Queensland’s built environment.
PAUL JONES RAIA
CHAIR OF JURIES
Paul Jones is a Director of OMA Australia. Paul joined OMA’s Hong Kong office in 2013 managing and directing activities of OMA in Asia. He was State Juror and Deputy Chair of Juries in the 2022 Queensland State Awards program and has been a Queensland Chapter Councilor, Chairing the Queensland Practice Committee and serving as a member of the National Practice Committee.
Paul lectures and teaches at the University of Queensland and is a Registered Architect in various states. He was State Juror and Co-Chair in 2022 Queensland State Awards program and has been a Queensland Chapter Councilor, Chair of the Queensland and National Practice Committee member.
Previously, a Director of Donovan Hill Architects and principal of BVN Donovan Hill before joining OMA.
BELINDA ALLWOOD FRAIA
STATE Juror
Belinda is an architect, landscape architect, maker, and researcher. She is a director of the Cairns-based multi-disciplinary practice, POD (People Oriented Design) and adjunct fellow at Griffith University. Belinda is enthusiastic about the way architecture and landscape can integrate to create places that respond sustainably to place, culture, and connect people with nature. She has published and presented widely on the topics of sustainable design, regional practice, intercultural design and placemaking.
Belinda is a Queensland chapter councillor for the Australian Institute of Architects, and sits on the Queensland Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee. She is passionate about sustainability, reconciliation, equity, diversity, and inclusion, and actively collaborates, champions, and leads policy development to change practice in these areas.
ANNA O'GORMAN RAIA
State Juror
Patient, methodical and an excellent communicator, Anna drives her studio’s dedication to thoughtful architecture. This considered approach is underpinned by Anna’s collaborative nature and ability to listen with intent. She has worked with award-winning studios in Brisbane and established Anna O’Gorman Architects in 2016 to collaborate closely with clients. Valuing this client-first approach above all else, Anna possesses an empathetic understanding of the relationship between people and place. She balances this insight with design intellect to create work that maturely responds to the project brief. Anna’s forward-thinking practice has been shaped by a variety of rich professional experiences, including international architecture tours, design collaborations and invitations to teach at the University of Queensland. Since establishing AOG Architect, her work has won several national and state awards and exhibited at the Museum of Brisbane.
SANDY CAVILL RAIA
STATE Juror
Prior to the establishment of Cavill Architects, Sandy developed specific expertise whilst engaged in significant commercial and public projects with former practice at Donovan Hill and Richards & Spence. It was this formative experience in market retail design that led to one of Cavill Architects’ first commissions and the foundation of the practice. Completed in 2015, ‘The Stores’ established the practice’s reputation for civic-minded architecture and has since led to a number of increasingly substantial project commissions. Cavill Architects remains engaged by private investors, government organisations and institutions across a diverse cross-section of project types. Sandy is currently leading a number of significant and city shaping projects in Brisbane’s CBD’s, in conjunction with a selection of smaller-scale boutique retail and residential commissions.
REGIONAL JURors 2023
Greater Brisbane Regional Jurors
Commercial Architecture
Brendan Sutton (Captain)
Nicole Milne
Emma Townsend
Educational Architecture
Andrew Kimmins (Captain)
Alex Ward
Grant Chapman
Heritage Architecture
Luke Pendergast (Captain)
Andrew Uttley
John Hay
Anna Campbell
Small Project Architecture
Andrew Costa (Captain)
Suzy Syme
Simon Moisey
Ainsley Wynne
Sam McQueeney
Interior Architecture
Catherine Baudet (Captain)
Suzanne Bosanquet
Madison Ducat
Yim Eng Ng
Phillipa Drynan
Urban Design
Brett Hudson (Captain)
Daniel Brown
Angelo Pagano
Jade Bebbington
Public Architecture
Tanya Golitschenko (Captain)
Brian Steendyk
Hang Chung Ling
Coral Gillett
David Gowty
Residential Architecture – Alterations and Additions
Andrew Noonan (Captain)
Nicholas Harvey
Julie Lawrence
Carolina Zequim
Catherine Sinnamon
Residential Architecture – New
Paul Sekava (Captain)
Joseph Joven
Lauren Hickling
Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing
Michael Dickson (Captain)
David McEvoy
Kai Chua
Cathie Schnitzerling
Atee Safaei
Darling Downs And West Moreton Regional Jurors
Tammy Neumann (Captain)
George Taran
Keaton Evans
Belinda Sanders
David Quinlan
Central Queensland Regional Jurors
Roger Mainwood (Captain)
Ingrid Marshall
Andrew Costa
Anna Svensdotter
North Queensland Regional Jurors
Joseph Pappalardo (Captain)
Jeffrey Kerr
Alana Muir
Anna Svensdotter
Sunshine Coast Regional Jurors
Phil Smith (Captain)
Max Brammer
Kelly Martin
Deb Caruso
Brad Williams
Far North Queensland Regional Jurors
Nicole Ewing (Captain)
Andrew McFadden
Debora Barton
Peggy Lane
Ed Johnson
Gold Coast and Northern Rivers Regional Jurors
Pamela Deasy (Captain)
Cecilia Baker
Robert Norman
Andrew Winter
Andrew Leach