Interior Architecture

2025 Winner -
The John Verge Award for Interior Architecture | Babylon House | Casey Brown Architecture | The Ku-ring-gai People | Photographer: Zella Casey Brown

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Projects in this category must be interior spaces and environments within a new building or the refurbishment of an existing building.

2025 WINNERS

The John Verge Award for Interior Architecture

Babylon House | Casey Brown Architecture | The Ku-ring-gai People

2025 Award for Interior Architecture

Boot Factory and Mill Hill Centre Precinct | Archer Office | The Bidjigal, Birrabirragal and Gadigal People of the Eora Nation

Moxy Sydney Airport | GROUPGSA | The Gameygal People

New Castle | Anthony St John Parsons | The Awabakal People

CommendationS -

2025 Shortlisted projects

2025 JURY

Throughout the Years - CATEGORY ARCHIVE

The John Verge Award for INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

477 Pitt St | Wardle

Sydney Opera House Concert Hall Renewal | ARM Architecture

60 Castlereagh Street | Aeta Studio

Australian Museum Project Discover | Neeson Murcutt and Neille, Cox Architecture

National Partners

Principal Partner

National Corporate Partners

National Supporting Partners

National Supporting Partners

National Insurance Partner

National Media Partner

Preferred Photography Partner

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