The INDE.Awards Jurors have been impressed by the innovative and awe-inducing entries submitted for the INDE.Awards 2019. A panel of 15 internationally-recognised Jurors deliberated over hundreds of entries submitted from across the Indo-Pacific region. They collectively praised architects’ and designers’ creativity, ingenuity and commitment to quality across practice, process and final outcome.
Juror Joyce Wang of Joyce Wang Studio (Hong Kong/UK) says this year’s entries confirmed the Indo-Pacific as “definitely the strongest of all design regions and proudly so”. “The entries were overwhelmingly innovative and awe-inducing. I particularly enjoyed judging the residential category – the varied interpretations of a single typology of the ‘single family home’ has been inspiring and insightful. It was refreshing to see how the designs responded to the specificity of place and culture in our increasingly globalised digital age,” says Wang.
The INDE.Awards 2019 recorded a 43 per cent increase on entry registrations (year-on-year, 2017-2019) with more than 430 entries received. Submissions were made from 14 countries across the region. Indesign Media Asia Pacific CEO and Juror, Raj Nandan, applauded the dynamic and progressive nature of entries. “The 2019 Official Shortlist is a great reflection of the bold, visionary and innovative architecture and design, for which our region is known,” he says adding, “We are incredibly excited to celebrate our Winners alongside our peers, supporters and stakeholders at the INDE.Awards 2019 Gala.”
Winners of the INDE.Awards 2019 will be announced at the INDE.Awards Gala in Melbourne, Friday 21 June. Purchase tickets online here.
The Building
Partnered by CULT
Bellbird Retreat by Steendijk. Photo by Christopher Frederick Jones.
Bank of Thailand Learning Centre by Creative Crews, Thailand
Bellbird Retreat by Steendijk, Australia
Brick Cave by H&P Architects, Vietnam
Freycinet Lodge Coastal Pavilions by Liminal Architecture, Australia
Green Square Library & Plaza by Stewart Hollenstein with Stewart Architecture, Australia
Hawthorn House by Edition Office, Australia
Maitland Riverlink by CHROFI with McGregor Coxall, Australia
Mixed Use House by Matt Gibson Architecture + Design, Australia
ROC by Jacobs with Smart Design Studio, Australia
S Space by H&P Architects, Vietnam
Waltzing Matilda Centre by Cox Architecture, Australia
Z9 Resort by Dersyn Studio Co., Ltd, Thailand
Explore all the shortlist projects in The Building here.
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The Living Space
Partnered by Gaggenau
Sandy Point House by Kennedy Nolan. Photo by Derek Swalwell.
Bellbird Retreat by Steendijk, Australia
Boneca Apartment by Brad Swartz Architects, Australia
Brick and Gable House by Breathe Architecture, Australia
Brick Cave by H&P Architects, Vietnam
Cloister House by Formwerkz Architects with S H MOK Architect, Malaysia
Courted House by Breakspear Architects, Australia
Family Holiday Structure, Imaduwa by Palinda Kannangara Architects, Sri Lanka
Lune de Sang Pavilion by CHROFI, Australia
Mixed Use House by Matt Gibson Architecture + Design, Australia
PROJECT #13 by STUDIO WILLS + Architects, Singapore
Sandy Point House by Kennedy Nolan, Australia
St Andrews Beach House by Austin Maynard Architects, Australia
Look through the shortlisted projects in The Living Space category here.
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The Work Space
Partnered by Colebrook Bosson Saunders
Project Wanderlust by Templewell Studio with Design Stables. Photo by Studio Periphery.
80 Albion by Squillace Architects & Interiors, Australia
Arup Melbourne by HASSELL with Arup, Australia
Arup Sydney by HASSELL with Arup, Australia
David Jones and Country Road Group by Gray Puksand, Australia
Macpherson Kelley Lawyers by Group GSA + Artillery, Australia
Mantab Group KL by S/LAB10, Malaysia
Microsoft Technology Centre by Tom Mark Henry, Australia
Piazza Dell’ Ufficio by Branch Studio Architects, Australia
Project Wanderlust by Templewell Studio with Design Stables, Singapore
Space & Time by Russell & George, Australia
The Australian Ballet by HASSELL, Australia
The Cloud by Foolscap Studio, Australia
See all of the shortlisted projects in The Work Space now.
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The Social Space
Partnered by Woven Image
Sable Drop Café by Jackson Clements Burrows. Photo by Peter Clarke.
2 Southbank by BVN, Australia
Chaiwala by Charlie & Rose, Hong Kong
Imperial Hotel by Alexander &CO., Australia
Ishizuka by Russell & George, Australia
John Anthony by Linehouse, Hong Kong
No.1 Martin Place, Sydney by Siren Design Group with Adriano Pupilli Architects, Australia
Pangolin Village by Timothy Oulton Studio, China
Pentolina by Biasol, Australia
S Space by H&P Architects, Vietnam
Sable Drop Café by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects, Australia
Straits Clan by Takenouchi Webb, Singapore
Tingtai Teahouse by Linehouse, China
Have a peek at all the shortlisted projects in The Social Space category here.
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The Shopping Space
Partnered by PGH Bricks & Pavers
dot COMME by SIBLING Architecture. Photo by Sean Fennessy.
Caroma on Collins by Archier, Australia
dot COMME by Sibling Architecture, Australia
Gaggenau Melbourne by Carr, Australia
Habitat by Honestbee by Wynk Collaborative, Singapore
Lee Hwa Jewelspace by Parable Studio, Singapore
Melbourne Central Arcade by Kennedy Nolan, Australia
Skheme Showroom by GP2 Projects, Australia
SSG Food Market by Landini Associates, South Korea
StylecraftHOME Melbourne by HASSELL, Australia
The Architects’ Bookshop by SJB Architects, Australia
Tongue n Groove Flagship Showroom by Tobias Partners, Australia
Usfin Atelier by George Livissianis, Australia
Shop around The Shopping Space shortlist here.
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The Multi-Residential Building
Partnered by Bosch
Milieu – Fitzroy Nth Apartments by Fieldwork with Flack Studio. Photo by Rory Gardiner.
Arc by Koichi Takada Architects, Australia
Fitzroy House by Hecker Guthrie and Jackson Clements Burrows Architects, Australia
Kooyong Road by Kennedy Nolan, Australia
Little Oxford by Kennedy Nolan, Australia
Milieu – Fitzroy Nth Apartments by Fieldwork with Flack Studio, Australia
Oootopia: An Alternative Dwelling for Millennials by Groundwork, Architects and Associates, Hong Kong
Scape Swanston by Denton Corker Marshall, Australia
Short Lane by Woods Bagot, Australia
The Englefield by Woods Bagot, Australia
Wynyard Central by Architectus, New Zealand
Go sky-high and take in the shortlisted projects in The Multi-Residential Building category.
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The Learning Space
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LCI Melbourne Campus by Gray Puksand. Photo by Christine Francis.
Australian Nurses and Midwifery Federation by Crone, Australia
Geoff Handbury Science and Technology Hub, Melbourne Grammar School by Denton Corker Marshall, Australia
Green Square Library and Plaza by Stewart Hollenstein and Stewart Architecture, Australia
LCI Melbourne Campus by Gray Puksand, Australia
MLC School Senior Learning Centre by BVN, Australia
Moot Court Learning Precinct for the Monash Faculty of Law by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects, Australia
NExT Lab: New Experimental Technology Lab by Ample Architecture with University of Melbourne, Australia
The Kwong Lee Dow Centre by PTID, Australia
The University of South Australia Cancer Research Institute by Swanbury Penglase and BVN, Australia
Western Sydney University Liverpool Campus by Woods Bagot, Australia
Peruse all the shortlisted projects in The Learning Space category.
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The Wellness Space
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Wanaka Sports and Aquatic Facility by Warren & Mahoney Architects. Photo by Simon Larkin.
Northern Beaches Hospital by BVN, Australia
Orygen and OYH Parkville by Billard Leece Partnership, Australia
Perth Children’s Hospital by JCY, Cox Architecture & Billard Leece Partnership with HKS, Australia
Punmu & Parnngurr Aboriginal Health Clinics by Kaunitz Yeung Architecture, Australia
St Leonards Clinic by Silver Thomas Hanley, Australia
Tencent Doctorwork by Studio Adjective, China
Virgin Active Barangaroo by Endrim Consulting, Australia
Wanaka Sports and Aquatic Facility by Warren and Mahoney Architects, New Zealand
See the shortlisted projects from The Wellness Space here.
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The Influencer
Partnered by Careers Indesign
ParkUp by Plan B.
101 Collins Street by Gray Puksand, Australia
GRID Education by Carter Williamson Architects, Australia
Habitat by Honestbee by Wynk Collaborative, Singapore
Hawker Reload: Hong Kong Street Market Urban Design and Hawker Stall Implementation by Groundwork Architects and Associates, Hong Kong
Mixed Use House by Matt Gibson Architecture + Design, Australia
Monomer House by A D Lab, Singapore
MOVIT Homes by POD Structures, Singapore
NGV Rigg Design Prize by Hecker Guthrie, Australia
ParkUp by Plan b, Taiwan
Space & Time by Russell & George, Australia
Delve into the shortlisted projects in The Influencer.
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The Object
Partnered by Haworth
Hemera Desk Lamp by Ross Gardam for New Volumes.
Innate Dark collection by Jon Goulder and Fiona Lyda for Spence & Lyda, Australia
Eccentric Showers by Rogerseller, Australia
Hemera Desk Lamp by Ross Gardam, Australia
Louis Range by Tom Fereday and Mast Furniture, Australia
Nebulae Collection by Ross Gardam, Australia
OMNI by Tom Fereday for Earp Bros, Australia
Seam Dining Chair by Adam Cornish for Tait, Australia
Tableau by DesignOffice, Australia
Typography Floor Lamp by Rakumba, Australia
UOVO by SUPERSTRUCTURE SG, Singapore
See the products from The Object category up close.
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The Design Studio
Partnered by Herman Miller
WY-TO team.
Alexander &CO., Australia
DesignByThem, Australia
Edition Office, Australia
Flack Studio, Australia
Groundwork, Architects & Associates, Hong Kong
One Bite Design Studio, Hong Kong & Singapore
Produce, Singapore
Russell & George, Australia
SHAU, Indonesia
WY-TO, Singapore
Look through the people that make up The Design Studio category here.
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The Luminary
Partnered by Wilkhahn
Budiman Hendropurnomo, Denton Corker Marshall (Jakarta Studio), Indonesia
Jon Goulder, Designer Maker, Senior Designer and Maker, Snøhetta Architects, Australia
Rachel Neeson, Neeson Murcutt Architects, Australia
Yip Yuen Hong, ip:li Architects, Singapore
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The Prodigy
Partnered by Cosentino
Felicity Slattery & Sarah Cosentino, Studio Esteta, Australia
Emily Ho & Wilson Lee, Studio Adjective, Hong Kong
Dave Bickmore & Graham Charbonneau, Studio -Gram, Australia
Nita Yuvaboon & Prow Puttorngul, NITAPROW, Thailand