The
South Australian Architects Awards have wrapped up for another year, and what
an awards night it was! Fielders would like to extend our sincerest
congratulations to all the inspirational award winners and commendations from
the evening. Taking place at the Adelaide Oval, the night was full of
architectural brilliance, showcasing South Australia’s most innovative and
ground breaking projects.
As
the proud major state sponsor of the SA Chapter of the Australian Institute of
Architects, Fielders was honoured to be part of the night’s proceedings, with
Fielders Business Development Manager, James Harrison, on hand as a key note
speaker and to present the award for Educational Architecture, which was won by
HASSELL for their work on the Flinders at Tonsley project.
Flinders at Tonsley, HASSELL. Image: Sam Noonan
Thomson
Rossi Architects took out two awards on the night, the Award for Commercial
Architecture and the COLORBOND® Award for Steel Architecture, for their remarkable
work on The South Australian Drill Core Reference Library. Fielders are proud to have been
involved with this project, which
features 2,500m2 of our Shadowline 305 profile in Colorbond® Monument.
The South Australian Drill Core Reference Library, Thomson
Rossi. Image: David Sievers
During
the course of the night, four projects from the Tonsley redevelopment in
Adelaide’s south took home seven awards across education, heritage, commercial,
sustainability and urban design.
Other
big winners on the night included Troppo Architects, Grieve Gillett Anderson,
Williams Burton Leopardi, Woods Bagot, and HASSELL for their respective
projects and contribution to South Australian architecture.
Base 64, Williams Burton Leopardi. Image: Christopher
Morrison Stretton Centre, HASSELL. Image: Peter Bennetts
Having
worked with Tectvs previously on the Adelaide Showgrounds Train Station
project, Fielders was pleased to see Tectvs Director, Francesco
Bonato, presented with the Sir James Irwin President’s Medal. State Chapter
president David Homburg presented the award,
noting that Fran “exemplifies the idea of advocating for
and delivering great design" and went on to say: "If
the things that we are trying to achieve as a Chapter could be captured in one
person, that person would be Fran Bonato."
During the course
of the night Fielders also ran an iPad giveaway, which was won by Sarah Swincer
thanks to her superior knowledge of the Fielders’ product range. We hope you’re
enjoying the iPad and putting it to good use!
A huge
congratulations must also go to the team at the SA Chapter of the Australian
Institute of Architects for putting on yet another amazing night of awards
- the evening was a huge success and
enjoyed by all attendees. We also like to wish all the award winners the very
best of luck in the National Architecture Awards this coming November.
On a final
note, Fielders would also like to highlight the award winning and commended
projects from WA and NSW that we had the pleasure of being involved with:
NSW
Sustainable
Architecture Award & Public Architecture Commendation:
Scott Carver Architects – Netball Central.
Fielders supplied 6,500m2
of ARAMAX FreeSpan to the exterior, and 5,500m2 of ARAMAX FreeSpan
to the interior of the project.
Netball Central, Scott Carver Architects
WA
Public Architecture Commendation:
Peter
Hunt Architects – The National Anzac Centre.
Fielders
supplied 180 m2 of Finesse Nailstrip roofing and wall
panels.
Hillson Beasley Award
for Educational Architecture:
Parry and Rosenthal Architects – Mother Teresa Catholic
College.
Fielders supplied the projects S-Rib™
roofing solution.
The National Anzac Centre, Peter Hunt Architects