And who could forget our amazing judges on the day - from head judge Dick Clarke to the main jury consisting of Sandra Furtado, Suzanne Toumbourou, Kate Nason, David Coates, Jeremy Spencer, Simone Schenkel, Arianna Brambilla, Mike Faine and of course, Mahalath Halperin, with Oliver Reed being absent whilst in the Andes!
Having said that, the quality of the winners was something that we have seen improve year in, year out, and something bodes very positively for the upcoming Gala Awards night on November 10 in Sydney, and will once again confirm the Architecture & Design Sustainability Awards as the paragon of national sustainability awards in Australia.
The largest section of the 2021 Sustainability Awards encompasses a range of categories that are project orientated. This year the entries raised the bar on all aspects of sustainable design, with all winners exemplars of sustainable architecture and design.
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As Australia’s longest-running and most prestigious awards programme dedicated to acknowledging and celebrating excellence in sustainable design and architecture, the Sustainability Awards recognises and applauds sustainability in all its design forms. As the Awards bring together practitioners, commentators, suppliers, products and the wider architecture and design community, it also reinforces sustainability front and centre, as an integral component of every design – as it should always be.
Now in its 15th year, the Sustainability Awards is stronger than ever. Committed to championing the design environment on every level, its scope and reach continues to grow, ensuring a field of entries that truly reflects the diversity and innovation of the industry. To judge this year’s entries we have brought together an eminent group who, through their commitment, passion, insight and expert knowledge, are ready to pronounce the best sustainably des