The Dulux Study Tour has announced in 2017 shortlist, and with it has name checked the young Australian architects that we predict are set to become industry leaders. For those of you searching for creativity and innovation in Australian architecture, these are the names to watch.
A collaborative initiative between Dulux, the Australian Institute of Architects and Emerging Architect and Graduate Network (EmAGN), the Dulux Study Tour inspires and empowers the next generation of Australian architects. One of the most coveted prizes in the industry, every year the Dulux Study Tour scours the nation to recognise the rising stars of Australian architecture. Five prize winners are then invited on an international tour, presenting them with the once in a lifetime opportunity to master the finer points of their craft in Barcelona, London and Prague.
Emerging architects are awarded the prize based on their individual contributions to architectural practice, education, design excellence and community involvement. Congratulations to all of the nominated architects, we are certain that in years to come the 2017 shortlist will read as a who’s-who of great Australian architectural talent:
- Jeremy Anderson (Peter Winkler Architect / self-employed)
- Elliott Baxter (Bruce Allen Architect Pty Ltd)
- Jesse Bennett (Jesse Bennett Studio)
- Kim Bridgland (Edition Office Pty Ltd)
- Walter Brindle (JPW)
- Timothy Brooks (ARM Architecture)
- Ryan Brown (Kerry Hill Architects)
- Phil Burns (Matt Gibson Architecture + Design)
- Edmund Carter (Hinge Architects)
- Simon Cookes (DB Architecture)
- Troy Donovan (Grimshaw Architects)
- Vlad Doudakliev (Fieldwork)
- John Doyle (RMIT University / Martires Doyle)
- Arash Engineer (Collins and Turner Architects)
- Leah Gallagher (Kieron Gait Architects)
- Emma Gauder (Architects EAT)
- Louisa Gee (Partners Hill)
- Matt Ross Goodman (Matt Goodman Architecture Office (MGAO)) Christopher Haddad (Archier)
- Georgina Hoad (Beca)
- Jarrod Hughes (Tonkin Zulaikha Greer Architects)
- Lucy Humphrey (self-employed)
- Morgan Jenkins (Morgan Jenkins Architecture)
- Michelle Kar (Post- Architecture)
- Talia Keyes (Scentre Group)
- Luca Lana (lanarepublic) Phuong Le (MPA)
- Sarah Lebner (Light House Architecture and Science)
- Yuri Leong Maish (May + Russell Architects)
- Fiona Lew (Lyons)
- Jason Licht (Cumulus Architects)
- Kevin Liu (David Boyle Architect)
- Joseph Loh (SJB Architects)
- Patrick Macasaet (self-employed)
- Adam Markowitz (self-employed)
- Kali Marnane (The University of Queensland)
- Rory Martin (dwp|suters)
- Carly Martin (Casey Brown Architecture)
- Linda Matthews (Carterwilliamson Architects)
- Thomas Mckenzie (Thomas Winwood Architecture)
- Carly McMahon (Liminal Architecture + Spaces)
- Jennifer McMaster (TRIAS)
- Yvonne Meng (Von Atelier)
- Chloe Naughton (m3architecture)
- David Neustein (Other Architects)
- Alex Nielsen (Circa Morris Nunn Architects)
- Lachlan Nielsen (Nielsen Workshop)
- Joseph O’Meara (BVN)
- Belinda Pajkovic (GelliKovic Architects)
- Joseph Pappalardo (Baber Studio)
- Gabrielle Pelletier (Anderson Architecture)
- Wesley Perrott (self-employed)
- Viet Pham (Pham Tuan Viet Architects)
- Alberto Quizon (CHROFI)
- Chloe Rayfield (Tanner Kibble Denton Architects)
- Ben Robertson (Tecture)
- Tahj Rosmarin (Parvenu Architectural)
- Jessica Ryall (Architecture Republic)
- Christopher Schofield (Studio Schofield)
- Claire Scorpo (Claire Scorpo Architects)
- Alix Smith (HASSELL)
- Michael Smith (Atelier Red+Black)
- Tahnee Sullivan (Richards & Spence)
- Christina Sunario (MacCormick and Associates Architects)
- Vesna Trobec (STUDIO TROBEC)
- Imogene Tudor (Sam Crawford Architects)
- Eduardo Velasquez (Grimshaw Architects – Neil Stonell)
- Rebekah Verrier (Preston Lane Architects)
- Andrew Volkman (Donovan Payne)
- Dominic Warland (EJE Architecture)
- Keith Westbrook (Cumulus Studio)
- Dean Williams (Welsh + Major Architects)
- Alexandra Wilson (Andrew Burges Architects)
- Beth Xotta-Dickson (XOTTA Architects)
- Dirk Yates (m3architecture)