Auckland Architecture Awards 2020: Shortlist revealed
Shortlisted – Housing: Bowden House by Belinda George Architects and Mandeno Design in association.
Shortlisted – Housing: Buckleton’s Boat Shed by RTA Studio.
Shortlisted – Housing: Fife St by Dorrington Atcheson Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing: Tan House by ARCHITECTUREPUBLIC.
Shortlisted – Housing: Lovers Leap by Bull O’Sullivan Architecture.
Shortlisted – Housing: Meyrick by Mark Frazerhurst Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing: Parekura Bay House by Bossley Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing: #3 by Studio2 Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing: Reef House by SGA – Strachan Group Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing: Takatu House by RTA Studio.
Shortlisted – Housing: Takatu Ridge House by D Ross Brown: Rosso Design and studio/LWA in association.
Shortlisted – Housing: Taumata Beach House by Fearon Hay Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing: Tutukaka House by Herbst Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing: Upland Road by Daniel Marshall Architect.
Shortlisted – Housing: Waiheke by Patterson Associates.
Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Cottage Sandwich by Matter.
Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Guthrie Robinson House by Godward Guthrie Architecture.
Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Lean on Me by SGA – Strachan Group Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Lucerne House by Godward Guthrie Architecture.
Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Oneroa House by SGA – Strachan Group Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Pete’s Place by Sayes Studio.
Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Poured Pleats by Jack McKinney Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Sawtooth Apartment by Sayes Studio.
Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Split House by PAC Studio.
Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Takapuna Alteration by Guy Tarrant Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: 2 @ 4 in 1 by Construkt Associates.
Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: Grafton Hall, The University of Auckland by Architectus.
Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: Hobsonville, Walter Merton Road Terraces by Construkt Associates.
Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: Metlifecare Gulf Rise by Warren and Mahoney Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: Napier Lane Apartments by JWA Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: 132 Halsey by Athfield Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: Outlook Apartments by MAP (2016).
Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: Royal Oak Housing Community, Auckland for The Salvation Army by Designgroup Stapleton Elliott.
Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: SKHY by Cheshire Architects.
Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: The Grounds by Peddle Thorp.
Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: 340 Onehunga Mall by Brewer Davidson Architects.
Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Ethel Street Warehouses by Fearon Hay Architects.
Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Fabric Warehouse 2 by Fearon Hay Architects.
Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Kotiro Nui by Bull O’Sullivan Architecture.
Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Les Mills Transport Hub by Warren and Mahoney Architects.
Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Manukau Road by RTA Studio.
Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: 17 Landing Drive by JWA Architects Ltd.
Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Sunderland Hangar at Catalina Bay by Cheshire Architects and Ignite Architects.
Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Te Ara Turoa by FORMIS.
Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Botany Toyota by Woodhams Meikle Zhan Architects.
Shortlisted – Education: Dilworth Junior Campus Sports Centre by GHDWoodhead creativespaces.
Shortlisted – Education: St Paul’s College Marcellin Champagnat Building by Architectus.
Shortlisted – Education: The University of Auckland Faculty of Engineering / Te Herenga Mātai Pūkaha B405 by Jasmax and Lab-works Architecture in association.
Shortlisted – Education: Western Springs College Ngā Puna O Waiōrea Redevelopment by Jasmax.
Shortlisted – Hospitality: Auckland Airport The Landing Café by RTA Studio and Material Creative in association.
Shortlisted – Hospitality: Kind Café by Edwards White Architects.
Shortlisted – Interior Architecture: Private Office by Bureaux.
Shortlisted – Public Architecture: Bay of Islands Airport by Eclipse Architecture.
Shortlisted – Public Architecture: Hihiaua Cultural Centre by Moller Architects.
Shortlisted – Public Architecture: Te Manawa Westgate Library and Multi-Purpose Facility by Warren and Mahoney Architects.
Shortlisted – Public Architecture: The Chapel of St. Peter by Stevens Lawson Architects.
Shortlisted – Heritage: Hobsonville Headquarters by MAKE Architects NZ Limited.
Shortlisted – Heritage: Saint Patrick’s Presbytery – Seismic Upgrade + Refurbishment by Warren and Mahoney Architects.
Shortlisted – Planning & Urban Design: Tāmaki Precinct Masterplan by Studio Pacific Architecture.
Shortlisted – Small Project Architecture: In Context: RTA Studio Exhibition by Andrew Barrie Lab.
Shortlisted – Small Project Architecture: Point Wells Cricket Club by PAC Studio.
Shortlisted – Small Project Architecture: Raoul Hut by Bull O’Sullivan Architecture.
Shortlisted – Small Project Architecture: Te Auaunga Awa–Multicultural Fāle & Outdoor Classroom by McCoy + Heine Architects.
The Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects (NZIA) local awards for the Auckland region has named 64 finalists.
“The shortlist includes outstanding examples of the wide range of buildings that architects design, from schools, offices and public buildings to houses and apartments,” said awards jury convenor Jane Aimer.
Auckland architect Aimer was joined on the jury by fellow architects Nicholas Dalton, Eva Nash and Stuart Gardyne, and lay juror, broadcaster Eric Young.
“Making the shortlist is a significant achievement, especially in what was a bumper year for architecture in the Auckland region,” Aimer commented.
See all of the shortlisted projects in the gallery above. Not pictured is Parnell House by Stevens Lawson Architects, which was shortlisted in the Housing category.
The NZIA has noted that the COVID-19 lockdown has halted the usual jury visits to shortlisted projects. “Resumption of the visits or the adoption of alternative means of deciding award-winners are dependent on the national measures adopted to combat the COVID-19 pandemic,” the organisation says.
The NZIA Architecture Awards programme is supported by Resene.
