Canberra Medallion

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Canberra Medallion
Current: Bates Smart
CanberraMedallion1989.jpg
1989 Canberra Medallion awarded to Lawrence Neild & Partners
Awarded forHighest Architecture Award in Australian Capital Territory
Country Australia
Presented by Australian Institute of Architects (ACT Chapter)
First awarded1956
Website www.architecture.com.au/awards/2023-awards/2023-act-architecture-awards-winners

The Canberra Medallion is an annual architecture award presented by the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects. It is regarded as the highest award at the annual ACT architecture awards.

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Background

Established in 1956, the Canberra Medallion is one of the oldest architecture awards in Australia. Only the Victorian Architecture Medal/Street Architecture Medal (1929) and the NSW Sir John Sulman Medal (1932) are older state based awards for architecture. [1]

Early awards and name change

Initially known as the Award for Meritorious Architecture by the Canberra Area Committee of the RAIA. In 1962 an ACT Chapter was established and the award was renamed and a bronze medallion to equal the prestige of the Sulman Medal was added. The medallion is named for Australia's capital city, Canberra, located in the Australian Capital Territory, although most winning projects are located in the city not all winners are located in Canberra. [2]

Bronze medallion design

The medallion was designed by Peter Swalling in 1968 and first presented to the 1968 Canberra Medallion winning project, the Norwood Park Crematorium. [3]

Canberra Medallion winners since 2000

ACT Chapter Canberra Medallion winners since 2000 (reverse order) [4]
YearArchitectProjectLocationStateTypeOther AIA awards
2023 Bates Smart Brindabella [5] [6] 6 Brindabella Circuit, Canberra Airport Australian Capital Territory Commercial
  • John Andrews Award for Commercial Architecture, 2023 (ACT)
2022 Hassell Birch Building Refurbishment [7] [8] Australian National University, 35 Science Road, Acton, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Education
  • National Award for Heritage, 2022 [9]
  • National Award for Educational Architecture, 2022 [10]
  • National Commendation for Interior Architecture, 2022 [11]
  • Enrico Taglietti Award for Educational Architecture, 2022 (ACT)
  • W Hayward Morris Award for Interior Architecture, 2022 (ACT)
  • J S Murdoch Award for Heritage, 2022 (ACT)
2021Anthony KnobelHouse for Hiroko [12] Canberra Australian Capital Territory Residential
  • Malcolm Moir and Heather Sutherland Award for Residential Architecture, Houses (New), 2021 (ACT)
2020Edition Office and Daniel Boyd For Our Country [13] [14] [15] Australian War Memorial, Canberra Australian Capital Territory War Memorial
2019Austin Maynard ArchitectsEmpire [17] [18] Canberra Australian Capital Territory Residential
  • Gene Willsford Award for Residential Architecture – Houses (Alterations and Additions), 2019 (ACT)
  • National Commendation for Residential Architecture – Houses (Alterations and Additions), 2019 [19]
2018 Hassell Australian Federal Police Forensics and Data Centre, Majura1 Tambreet Street, Majura Australian Capital Territory Government
  • National Commendation for Commercial Architecture, 2018 [20]
2017 National Capital Authority, Jane Irwin, Hill Thalis, SMEC and AECOM Constitution Avenue Streetscape [21] [22] Constitution Avenue, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Urban Design
  • Sir John Overall Award for Urban Design, 2017 (ACT)
2016lahznimmoBowen Place Crossing [23] Bowen Place & Kings Avenue, Parkes, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Urban Design
  • Walter Burley Griffin Award, 2016 (National) [24]
  • Sir John Overall Award for Urban Design, 2016 (ACT)
2015 Fender Katsalidis New Acton Precinct [25] Acton, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Mixed Use
  • Walter Burley Griffin Award, 2015 (National) [26]
  • Sir John Overall Award for Urban Design, 2015 (ACT)
  • Award for Sustainable Architecture, 2015 (ACT)
  • Award for Interior Architecture, 2015 (ACT)
2014Tonkin Zulaikha Greer and Taylor Cullity Lethlean National Arboretum [27] Forest Drive, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Cultural
  • Sir John Overall Award for Urban Design, 2014
2013 Fender Katsalidis 2 & 4 National Circuit [28] 2 & 4 National Circuit, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Commercial
  • Sir John Overall Award for Urban Design, 2013
2012Collins CaddayeSt Gregory's Hall [29] St. Gregory's Primary School (MacQuoid Street Campus), Molonglo Street, Queanbeyan Australian Capital Territory Education
2011 Johnson Pilton Walker Australian War Memorial Eastern Precinct [30] [31] Australian War Memorial, Canberra Australian Capital Territory War Memorial
2010Nino Bellantonio, AIL Studio & Joanna NelsonH House [32] [33] O’Connor Australian Capital Territory Residential
  • Small Project Award, 2010 (ACT)
2009 Johnson Pilton Walker National Portrait Gallery [34] King Edward Terrace, Parkes, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Cultural
2008 Fender Katsalidis New Acton East [36] [37] Corner of Marcus Clarke Street & Edinburgh Avenue, Acton, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Mixed Use/Commercial
  • National Award for Commercial Architecture, 2008 [38]
2007Cox Humphries Moss Australian Institute of Sport Aquatic Testing and Training Centre [39] 26 Leverrier Street, Bruce, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Sport
  • Award for Public Architecture, 2007 (ACT)
Bligh Voller Nield ANU Medical SchoolCanberra Hospital, Garran Australian Capital Territory Health
2006Roger PegrumReid House [40] 19 Euree Street, Reid, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Residential
2005 Denton Corker Marshall ANZAC Hall Australian War Memorial, Campbell, Canberra Australian Capital Territory War Memorial
2004NO AWARD
2003NO AWARD
2002Cox Humphries Moss
(Rodney Moss)		Clynes House [41] [42] (Catherine & Robert Clynes) Yarralumla, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Residential
Woods Bagot Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS House) [43] 45 Benjamin Way, Belconnen Australian Capital Territory Commercial
2001Mitchell Giurgola & Thorp Australian War Memorial Gallery Redevelopment Australian War Memorial, Campbell Canberra Australian Capital Territory War Memorial
2000 Daryl Jackson Alastair Swayn CSIRO Discovery Centre [44] North Science Road, Acton, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Commercial
2000Dawson Brown ArchitectureSastrugi Lodge (redevelopment of 1958 lodge by Eric Nicholls) [45] [46] 12 Diggings Terace, Thredbo New South Wales Residential

Canberra Medallion winners 1956—1999

ACT Chapter Canberra Medallion winners from 1956 to 1999 (reverse order) [47]
YearArchitectProjectLocationStateTypeOther AIA awards
1999Mitchell/Giurgola & ThorpBlake Dawson Waldron Fit-out12 Moore Street, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Commercial
Townsend & AssociatesFowler House288 Duffy Street, Ainslie Australian Capital Territory Residential
Simon KringasJenkins Farmhouse [48] [49] Australian Capital Territory Residential
Daryl Jackson Alastair SwaynCapital Jet FacilityBoomerang Street, Canberra Airport, Pialligo Australian Capital Territory Commercial
1998Munns Sly Scott–Bohanna MossHyson Green, Calvary HospitalMary Potter Circuit, Bruce Australian Capital Territory Health
1997Graeme TrickettRobert Morrison House
(Alterations & Additions)		52 Beauchamp Street, Deakin Australian Capital Territory Residential
Eggleston MacdonaldAustralian Geographical Survey Organisation HQSymonston Australian Capital Territory Commercial
Daryl Jackson Alastair SwaynAIS Ansett Sports Visitor CentreLeverriar Crescent, Bruce Australian Capital Territory Sport
MCC Architects (consortium of Munns Sly Scott–Bohanna Moss, Collins Caddaye Humphries and Colin Stewart) ACT Magistrates Court London Circuit, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Justice
1996Mitchell/Giurgola & Thorp ACT Legislative Assembly Civic Square, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Government
Freeman Collett & PartnersMy CafeFranklin Street, Manuka Australian Capital Territory Commercial
Shane Blue & Rachel BourneHouse at Fadden Hills10 Decker Place, Fadden Australian Capital Territory Residential
1995NO AWARD
1994Mitchell/Giurgola & ThorpAinslie Fire StationWakefield Avenue, Ainslie Australian Capital Territory Public
Australian Construction Services Therapeutic Goods Administration BuildingNarrabundah Lane, Symonston Australian Capital Territory Commercial
Clarke & JacksonAinslie Village RedevelopmentQuick Street, Ainslie Australian Capital Territory Commercial
1993Daryl Jackson Alastair SwaynBoiler House Lecture Theatre University of Canberra, Bruce Australian Capital Territory Education
1992Mitchell\Giurgola & ThorpFaculty of Information Sciences & Engineering Building University of Canberra, Bruce Australian Capital Territory Education
1991Daryl Jackson Alastair SwaynAIS Athletics Field Grandstand Australian Institute of Sport, Masterman Street, Bruce Australian Capital Territory Sport
1990Mitchell/Giurgola & ThorpSt Thomas Aquinas Parish ChurchLhotsky Street, Charnwood Australian Capital Territory Religion
1989Lawrence Nield & PartnersNational Science & Technology Centre [50]
(now Questacon)		King Edward Terrace, Parkes Australian Capital Territory Cultural
1988Mitchell\Giurgola & Thorp Australian Parliament House Parliament Drive, Capital Hill Australian Capital Territory Cultural
Ken Maher & PartnersPsychiatric HostelMary Potter Circuit, Bruce Australian Capital Territory Health
1987 Daryl Jackson Indoor Sports Centre Australian Defence Force Academy, Fairbairn Ave, Campbell Australian Capital Territory Sport
1986Department of Housing & Construction (ACT) with Ancher Mortlock & WoolleyCadets Mess Australian Defence Force Academy, Fairbairn Avenue, Campbell Australian Capital Territory Defence
1985 Daryl Jackson Singapore High Commission ChanceryForster Crescent, Yarralumla Australian Capital Territory Government
1984 Daryl Jackson National Sports Centre Swimming Halls Australian Institute of Sport, Leverrier Crescent, Bruce Australian Capital Territory Recreation
Peter FreemanHill Station Addition51 Sheppard Street, Hume Australian Capital Territory Heritage
  • Shortlisted for Lachlan Macquarie Award, 1984 (National) [51]
1983Edwards, Madigan, Torzillo and Briggs Australian National Gallery Parkes Australian Capital Territory Cultural
1982 Robin Gibson Belconnen Library Chandler Street, Belconnen Australian Capital Territory Cultural
  • CS Daley Medal (ACT)
1981 Daryl Jackson Evan Walker ArchitectsCanberra School of Art Australian National University, Acton Australian Capital Territory Education
1980Edwards, Madigan, Torzillo & Briggs High Court of Australia BuildingParkes Place, Parkes Australian Capital Territory Justice
1979Department of Housing & Construction
(Michael Adams)		Taylor Primary SchoolMarconi Crescent, Kambah Australian Capital Territory Education
1978 Philip Cox & PartnersKambah Health CentreJenke Circuit, Kambah Australian Capital Territory Health
1977 Enrico Taglietti Giralang Primary SchoolAtalumba Close, Giralang Australian Capital Territory Education
1976NO AWARD
1975NO AWARD
1974NO AWARD
1973NO AWARD
1972Hancock, Renfree & AssociatesGrandstand Amenities PavilionRandwick Road, Mitchell Australian Capital Territory Sport
1971Collard, Clark & JacksonBuilding No. 14Russell Defence Group, Russell Australian Capital Territory Defence
1970Ian Mackay & PartnersFood Services BuildingBowes Street, Phillip Australian Capital Territory Commercial
1969NO AWARD
1968Rosman, Hastings & Sorel
(Peter Sorel)		Norwood Park Crematorium65 Sandford Street, Mitchell Australian Capital Territory Cultural
1967 Fowell, Mansfield, Jarvis & MaclurcanCommonwealth Club25 Forster Crescent, Yarralumla Australian Capital Territory Cultural
1966NO AWARD
1965Allen, Jack and Cottier
(Russell Jack)		Cater House [52] 145 Mugga Way, Red Hill Australian Capital Territory Residential
  • Meritorious Architecture Award, 1965
1964Mockridge, Stahle & MitchellDowner Primary School (1962–1988)Bradfield Street, Downer Australian Capital Territory Education(demolished 2014)
1963NO AWARD
1962McConnel, Smith and Johnson
(Peter Keys)		Mackie House [53] [54] 41 National Circuit, Forrest Australian Capital Territory Residential
1961 Roy Grounds of Grounds, Romberg & Boyd Australian Academy of Science
(The Shine Dome)		Gordon Street, Acton Australian Capital Territory Government
1960NO AWARD
1959NO AWARD
1958NO AWARD
1957NO AWARD
1956 Robin Boyd Fenner House [55] 8 Monaro Crescent & 1 Torres Street, Red Hill Australian Capital Territory Residential
  • Meritorious Architecture Award, ACT, 1956

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