Building a better future through design excellence.
2018 nominations open soon
Building a better future through design excellence.
2018 nominations open soon
At Woven Image, achieving sustainability is viewed not as a challenge or restriction but rather as an opportunity for new materials, ideas, and means of production.
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We examine three case studies in the United States that hit high-level sustainability benchmarks while creating vibrant public communities from neglected spaces.
Read MoreAustralia’s most progressive buildings, spaces, people and building products that demonstrate real efforts to reduce the environmental footprint of our built environment.
A project designed and built primarily for any commercial purpose (including retail, hospitality, offices, sport & lifestyle).
A preschool, primary, secondary or tertiary educational facility and/or joint research facility in which an educational institution is the major partner. Also includes libraries and child care facilities.
A project that is specifically designed for the hospital, health, aged care sectors and also includes medical, psychiatric and rehabilitation centres.
A renovation or fitout of the interior of a building
A building or facility or artwork which primarily services, or is used, by the public (except educational and healthcare facilities).
New construction of a Class 1a building
Extensions of Class 1a building or alterations to at least 50 per cent of a Class 1a building
A townhouse, duplex or residential complex (Class 2).
Buildings or non-building projects at the intersection of architecture, landscape design and urban planning. Examples include parks, pedestrian bridges and walkways, pools, shelters, picnic facilities, toilet blocks and children playgrounds.
The most exciting new under-35 talent in sustainable architecture over the past 12 months; one who has influenced and changed the world of design by their drive, ideas and concepts.
A new service, resource, process or application which helps advance progress in the sustainable built environment.
A person, design firm or building products company that has shown exemplary efforts in advancing the progression of the sustainable built environment in Australia over the past five years.
Selected from among all the category winners on the basis of both sustainable outcomes and aesthetics and innovative design principles.
This category is defined as a structure that has a quantifiable minimal impact on the environment and refers to both a structure and its processes that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building’s lifecycle: from design, construction, operation, maintenance and even renovation, if need be.
A smart building is defined as one that uses automated processes to control the building’s operations including heating, ventilation, air conditioning, lighting, security and other systems. A smart building improves the asset sustainability and performance by reducing energy use and optimising how its space is used, which in turn minimises the overall environmental impact of structure.
For over a decade we’ve held the nation’s most respected design awards program devoted to sustainable building. We reward those who share our desire to curtail and reverse the ecological footprint of our built environment. We celebrate those who design, manufacture and construct green buildings of all sizes and purposes. And those who continually hold the line against compromise to do so.
Because we believe sustainability should be the primary requirement for all building design and the major measure of architectural achievement.
We’re partnering with like-minded brands who share our vision for change. Together we’re supporting the ongoing progress of the green building movement in our great nation.
Thank you to our 2018 Sustainability Awards Event Sponsors & Partners
Media Partners
Strategic Partners
Our sponsorship packages are designed to elevate sponsors as the leading solution provider within their sponsored category, allowing their brand to be associated with award-winning architectural projects and leading professionals across the Architecture and Design building and architecture network. Sponsors also have exclusive access to networking opportunities at the Awards dinner.
For more sponsorship information please download the information pack here.
For all sponsorship enquiries contact Adrian at adrian.wilson@architectureanddesign.com.au
Branko Miletic
Editor
editor@architectureanddesign.com.au
(02) 9018 2039
