10 November 2022
After two years of virtual events, the 2022 Sustainability Awards returned with a bang. Taking over Sydney’s Shangri-La hotel, we celebrated the year’s most outstanding people, projects and products in the world of sustainable built design. With rapid change needed across the country and the globe, it has never been more important to elevate pioneering design to the national stage, promoting the talent, innovation and technology that will move Australia toward net zero.
Across the evening, 16 winners and 10 highly commended entrants were awarded, with master of ceremonies Peter Colqhoun inviting some of Australia’s leading talents to the stage to accept their awards. This year saw the return of many Sustainability Award alumni and also highlighted some new names, with a rich talent pool highlighting the growth, success and potential of the architecture and design industry.
The Sustainability Awards would like to thank the 2022 Jury, led by Dick Clarke, for their unwavering support of the event, and the time and expertise they bring not only to judging, but also to guiding the program and ensuring its continued place as Australia’s most celebrated Sustainable Built Design awards.
The 2022 Sustainability Awards, and the Sustainability Summit (held immediately before the Awards at the Shangri-La and online), have been made possible thanks to the official event sponsors: Best of the Best and Carbon Neutral Partner Autex Acoustics, and category partners Big Ass Fans, BlueScope, Bondor, Electrolux, ForestOne, GH Commercial, Holcim, Kaolin, Network Architectural, Next Timber by Timberlink, Sika, Siniat, Stormtech, Verosol and Wood Solutions.
Proudly partnered by Autex Acoustics
Winner
Pepper Tree Passive House | Alexander Symes Architect
Proudly partnered by Network Architectural
Winner
Four Pillars Gin Distillery 2.0 | Breathe
Highly Commended
Iron Creek Farm Stay | Misho + Associates
Proudly partnered by Big Ass Fans
Winner
Proudly partnered by Next Timber
Winner
s.e.e.d. – a new demountable classroom | betti & knut architecture
Highly Commended
SVSS – Double Streaming Building | pentArchi sustainable synergetic architecture
Proudly partnered by Electrolux
Winner
Terrace House | Austin Maynard Architects
Highly Commended
Nightingale Ballarat | Breathe
Proudly partnered by Stormtech
Winner
The Hütt 01 Passivhaus | Melbourne Design Studios (MDS)
Highly Commended
Cascade House | Core Collective Architects
Highly Commended
Thistle Hill | Light House Architecture & Science
Winner
Pepper Tree Passive House | Alexander Symes Architect
Highly Commended
Phoenix House | Harley Graham Architects
Proudly partnered by Wood Solutions
Winner
Sue Hutton’s Stephenson’s Mill | Hector Abrahams Architects
Highly Commended
SubStation No. 164 | fjmtstudio
Winner
Riverside Green | Hassell
Highly Commended
Pavilions Residences by Mirvac | Mirvac
Winner
Glenroy Community Hub | DesignInc Melbourne
Highly Commended
Eden Port Welcome Centre | COX Architecture
Proudly partnered by GH Commercial
Winner
Built/Substation No. 164 | fjmtinteriors with fjmtstudio
Highly Commended
Department of Transport, Victoria | packvonhartel
Proudly partnered by Forest One
Winner
SR2 – Systems Reef | BVN & the University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
Highly Commended
Water Yuludarla Collection | Milliken
Proudly partnered by Verosol
Winner
Gabrielle’s Home | BluKube Architecture
Winner
Bay Pavilions Arts + Aquatic | NBRS with Donovan Payne Architects
Winner
Marni Reti | Kaunitz Yeung Architecture
Proudly partnered by BlueScope
Winner
Chris Nunn | AMP Capital
The awards will return for their 17th year in 2023, with entries opening in the coming months.