Lower Hunter Urban Design Awards
Citygreen Landscape and Public Art Award:
Merewether Beach Public Domain Improvements
Designer – City of Newcastle with JILA, Hassell and Moir
Builder – Michilis and Scape
De Witt Consulting Multi Residential Dwelling Award:
Frederick Street Dual Occupancy
Architect – Debra McKendry-Hunt
Builder – JMC Building
De Witt Consulting Single Residential Dwelling Award:
35 Carrington
Architect – Chris McBriarty
Builder – Babic Constructions
GHD Small Scale Commercial Development Award:
Fletcher Community Centre
Architect – EJE Architecture
Builder – North Construction and Building
MERIT
GHD Large Scale Commercial Development Award:
Raymond Terrace GP Super Clinic
Architects - Kemp Consulting + Schreiber Hamilton Architecture
Builder - Hansen Yuncken
Graph Heritage Award:
Morpeth Courthouse Museum Adaptive Reuse
Architects - Ben Griffin + John Carr
Builder – Babic Constructions
Scooters and Mobility and Australasian
Independent Living Aids Universal Access Award:
Raymond Terrace GP Super Clinic
Architects - Kemp Consulting + Schreiber Hamilton
Architecture
Builder - Hansen Yuncken
Lindsay & Dynan Sustainable Development Award:
35 Carrington
Architect – Chris McBriarty
Builder – Babic Constructions
UrbanGrowth NSW Award for Excellence in Urban Design:
35 Carrington
Architect – Chris McBriarty
Builder – Babic Constructions
Hunter Development Corporation Student Concept Prize:
Frank Verevakabah, University of Newcastle
MBA Group Training People’s Choice Award:
Junction Residence
Architect - EJE Architecture
Builder - Craig Marriott Building
Other Articles from this issue
New office fit-out delivers unexpected benefits
When Strategic Group, a Newcastle computer systems integration company, relocated to Wickham Harbourside, Chris Boswell,...
Business success for Tradies
You can’t qualify as an electrician, a carpenter, a hairdresser or a plumber without any training.
Major reforms change the face of the home building act
Residential builders, developers and property owners can expect a major shake-up to the industry.
Kurri Kurri aluminium plant to be permanently closed and site remediated
The site is expected to be sold and could be ready for redevelopment within two years.


