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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award

CULT PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD

AUSTRALIA BY DESIGN: ARCHITECTURE

Why let the judges have all the fun? Get ready to vote for your favourite architectural project in this series, in the Cult People’s Choice Award and become eligible to win a beautiful Palissade Dining Setting by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Hay, A stylish Flowerpot Portable Table Lamp by Verner Panton for &Tradition - or a Limited Edition Cult Tower by Adam Goodrum for nau.

CULT People's Choice Award

Designed by French brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Palissade is a collection of outdoor furniture for HAY in powder coated or hot galvanised steel. United by a common principle of symmetrical geometry, the Palissade collection is engineered to reproduce the same visual simplicity and core strength throughout.

The Flowerpot, a vividly coloured lamp with a rounded pendant that hangs from the semi-domed upper shade, embodies the experimental attitude of Verner Panton. Slightly smaller in size than the table lamp version, and deliberately lightweight, the portable VP9 comes equipped with a USB charging cable.

The limited-edition Cult Tower designed by Adam Goodrum. Contemporary yet classic, this solid brass tower is comprised of a set of candle holders and salt & pepper shakers, assembled like building blocks to form a unique and striking tower.

‍Voting opens on January 23, so stay tuned for more information and follow @australiabydesigntv for updates.

Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award

CULT PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD

VOTING IS OPEN!

Why let the judges have all the fun? It's your turn to vote for your favourite architectural project in this series, in the Cult People’s Choice Award and become eligible to win a beautiful Palissade Dining Setting by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Hay, A stylish Flowerpot Portable Table Lamp by Verner Panton for &Tradition - or a Limited Edition Cult Tower by Adam Goodrum for nau.

CULT People's Choice Award

Designed by French brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Palissade is a collection of outdoor furniture for HAY in powder coated or hot galvanised steel. United by a common principle of symmetrical geometry, the Palissade collection is engineered to reproduce the same visual simplicity and core strength throughout.

The Flowerpot, a vividly coloured lamp with a rounded pendant that hangs from the semi-domed upper shade, embodies the experimental attitude of Verner Panton. Slightly smaller in size than the table lamp version, and deliberately lightweight, the portable VP9 comes equipped with a USB charging cable.

The limited-edition Cult Tower designed by Adam Goodrum. Contemporary yet classic, this solid brass tower is comprised of a set of candle holders and salt & pepper shakers, assembled like building blocks to form a unique and striking tower.

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After the final episode airs, the top ten projects in votes will move on to the finalist round for 1 more week of voting to select the winner. Be sure to share with friends, family, and colleagues!

Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardAllure Apartments

Allure Apartments

This project consisted of two waterfront apartments backing onto Gunnamatta Bay.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardCascade House

Cascade House

This is a project for a young family of four. At its core it explores two themes - "identity" and "what is enough?".

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardCollins Arch

Collins Arch

A dramatic new mixed-use development across an entire city block in central Melbourne. Its identity hardwires it into the city.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardCourtyard House

Courtyard House

Courtyard House is a prefabricated, off grid, modern interpretation of the traditional Australian rural home.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardDi Stasio Citta

Di Stasio Citta

Restaurant, art gallery, institution, homage to brutalist design. Città is a dining experience that indulges all the senses.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardFour Pillars Laboratory

Four Pillars Laboratory

Four Pillars’ inaugural retail offering anchors their multi-space Surry Hills venue with bars aloft.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardGB House

GB House

Located in Coogee in Sydney, GB House stands as a resilient, robust beacon against its unyielding coastline.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardKalbarri Skywalk

Kalbarri Skywalk

The Kalbarri Skywalk ‘Kaju Yatka’ is located at the highest point, 110m, above the Murchison River in the Kalbarri National Park.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardM+C Residence

M+C Residence

Located in Perth’s Mosman Park and yielding 180-degree Swan River views, M&C Residence’s design is firmly rooted in its stunning setting and the 13 metre cliff it nestles into.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardNarrabundah House

Narrabundah House

This new house is located within a mature landscape setting in the inner South of Canberra.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardNestd

Nestd

Nestd sells designer compact homes, proudly made in Australia. Nestd is a social enterprise of Kids Under Cover, with 100 percent of profits directed back to preventing youth homelessness.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardNorth Avoca Studio

North Avoca Studio

The North Avoca Studio is located in the highest point of a steep site, tucked under a low retaining wall and obscured by hedging.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardPenguin Parade Visitor Centre

Penguin Parade Visitor Centre

The Penguin Parade on Philip Island is the most visited tourism destination in Victoria, with up to 3800 people every evening coming to see the penguins come ashore in a spectacular but sensitive landscape.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardPrince Dining Room

Prince Dining Room

The Prince of Wales Hotel has been an integral part of St Kilda’s cultural identity since as far back as 1863.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardSculptform Showroom

Sculptform Showroom

What people experience when they visit is a physical connection to what Sculptform is about – something that can’t be found online.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardThe Arc

The Arc

Our clients had lived in their unremarkable 1980’s brick veneer house on an acre of land for eight years.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardTree House

Tree House

The Treehouse is a family home on a steep block in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardVictorian Tunnelling Centre

Victorian Tunnelling Centre

The Victorian Tunnelling Centre is an Australian-first as it is the only facility of its kind where students can train within replica mined and bored tunnels on the same site.

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award

CULT PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD

VOTING IS OPEN!

Why let the judges have all the fun? It's your turn to vote for your favourite architectural project in this series, in the Cult People’s Choice Award and become eligible to win a beautiful Palissade Dining Setting by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Hay, A stylish Flowerpot Portable Table Lamp by Verner Panton for &Tradition - or a Limited Edition Cult Tower by Adam Goodrum for nau.

CULT People's Choice Award

Designed by French brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Palissade is a collection of outdoor furniture for HAY in powder coated or hot galvanised steel. United by a common principle of symmetrical geometry, the Palissade collection is engineered to reproduce the same visual simplicity and core strength throughout.

The Flowerpot, a vividly coloured lamp with a rounded pendant that hangs from the semi-domed upper shade, embodies the experimental attitude of Verner Panton. Slightly smaller in size than the table lamp version, and deliberately lightweight, the portable VP9 comes equipped with a USB charging cable.

The limited-edition Cult Tower designed by Adam Goodrum. Contemporary yet classic, this solid brass tower is comprised of a set of candle holders and salt & pepper shakers, assembled like building blocks to form a unique and striking tower.

VOTE NOW
VIEW VIDEO

TO VOTE, CHOOSE YOUR favourite PROJECT BELOW BY CLICKING ON THE

icon

After the final episode airs, the top ten projects in votes will move on to the finalist round for 1 more week of voting to select the winner. Be sure to share with friends, family, and colleagues!

‍Below are our top ten finalists. Be sure to cast your vote to ensure your favorite wins!

Voting closes at 11:59pm EST on Sunday 13 March, 2022. The CULT People’s Choice Award Winner and the Winner of the CULT prize will be announced on Friday 18 March, 2022!

‍

Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardThe Arc

The Arc

Our clients had lived in their unremarkable 1980’s brick veneer house on an acre of land for eight years.

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YOU VOTED!
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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardGB House

GB House

Located in Coogee in Sydney, GB House stands as a resilient, robust beacon against its unyielding coastline.

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YOU VOTED!
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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardCascade House

Cascade House

This is a project for a young family of four. At its core it explores two themes - "identity" and "what is enough?".

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YOU VOTED!
SEE MORE→
Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardNestd

Nestd

Nestd sells designer compact homes, proudly made in Australia. Nestd is a social enterprise of Kids Under Cover, with 100 percent of profits directed back to preventing youth homelessness.

CAST YOUR VOTE
YOU VOTED!
SEE MORE→
Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardDi Stasio Citta

Di Stasio Citta

Restaurant, art gallery, institution, homage to brutalist design. Città is a dining experience that indulges all the senses.

CAST YOUR VOTE
YOU VOTED!
SEE MORE→
Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardCollins Arch

Collins Arch

A dramatic new mixed-use development across an entire city block in central Melbourne. Its identity hardwires it into the city.

CAST YOUR VOTE
YOU VOTED!
SEE MORE→
Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardCourtyard House

Courtyard House

Courtyard House is a prefabricated, off grid, modern interpretation of the traditional Australian rural home.

CAST YOUR VOTE
YOU VOTED!
SEE MORE→
Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardNarrabundah House

Narrabundah House

This new house is located within a mature landscape setting in the inner South of Canberra.

CAST YOUR VOTE
YOU VOTED!
SEE MORE→
Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardKalbarri Skywalk

Kalbarri Skywalk

The Kalbarri Skywalk ‘Kaju Yatka’ is located at the highest point, 110m, above the Murchison River in the Kalbarri National Park.

CAST YOUR VOTE
YOU VOTED!
SEE MORE→
Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award FinalistAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award Series WinnerAustralia by Design: Architecture People's Choice AwardTree House

Tree House

The Treehouse is a family home on a steep block in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs.

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After voting, enter for your chance to win the prize offering from CULT

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Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award

CULT PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD

The people have spoken!

Congratulations to THE ARC for winning the CULT People’s Choice Award for season 5 of Australia By Design Architecture!

Come back on Friday March 18th to find out who was selected to win a beautiful Palissade Dining Setting by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Hay, a stylish Flowerpot Portable Table Lamp by Verner Panton for &Tradition - or a Limited Edition Cult Tower by Adam Goodrum for nau.

CULT People's Choice Award

Designed by French brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Palissade is a collection of outdoor furniture for HAY in powder coated or hot galvanised steel. United by a common principle of symmetrical geometry, the Palissade collection is engineered to reproduce the same visual simplicity and core strength throughout.

The Flowerpot, a vividly coloured lamp with a rounded pendant that hangs from the semi-domed upper shade, embodies the experimental attitude of Verner Panton. Slightly smaller in size than the table lamp version, and deliberately lightweight, the portable VP9 comes equipped with a USB charging cable.

The limited-edition Cult Tower designed by Adam Goodrum. Contemporary yet classic, this solid brass tower is comprised of a set of candle holders and salt & pepper shakers, assembled like building blocks to form a unique and striking tower.

VIEW VIDEO

Contest winners

1st Place

THE ARC

The brief to design a contemporary family home was to reflect the clients’ love of mid-century modern architecture and to incorporate stone as a feature material.

2nd Place

GB HOUSE

Located in Coogee in Sydney, GB House stands as a resilient, robust beacon against its unyielding coastline.

3rd Place

CASCADE HOUSE

This is a project for a young family of four. At its core it explores two themes - "identity" and "what is enough?".

To vote, choose your favorite innovations below and click on the

icon

Be sure to share with friends, family, and colleagues!

Below are our top ten finalists. Be sure to cast your vote to ensure your favorite wins!

Voting closes 11:59pm EST Sunday July 25.‍

The Nambé People’s Choice Award Winner will be announced Monday July 26 and Winner of the Nambé prize set will be announced on Friday July 30!

Australia by Design: Architecture People's Choice Award

CULT PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD WINNERS

Congratulations to our three winners of the CULT Peoples Choice Award:‍

  • ‍Emma F. from NSW has won the beautiful Palissade Dining Setting by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Hay
  • Catherine C. from VIC, has won the stylish Flowerpot Portable Table Lamp by Verner Panton for &Tradition
  • Kris H. from NSW has won a Limited Edition CULT Tower by Adam Goodrum for nau.
CULT People's Choice Award

Designed by French brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Palissade is a collection of outdoor furniture for HAY in powder coated or hot galvanised steel. United by a common principle of symmetrical geometry, the Palissade collection is engineered to reproduce the same visual simplicity and core strength throughout.

The Flowerpot, a vividly coloured lamp with a rounded pendant that hangs from the semi-domed upper shade, embodies the experimental attitude of Verner Panton. Slightly smaller in size than the table lamp version, and deliberately lightweight, the portable VP9 comes equipped with a USB charging cable.

The limited-edition Cult Tower designed by Adam Goodrum. Contemporary yet classic, this solid brass tower is comprised of a set of candle holders and salt & pepper shakers, assembled like building blocks to form a unique and striking tower.

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THE NAMBE PRIZE PACK WINNER

Congratulations to Jodie M the winner of the series 1 nambe People’s Choice Award prize! – 3 beautiful, exquisitely, crafted items designed by NYBD luminaries Karim Rashid, Steve Cozzolino and Scott Henderson

Designed by @karim_rashid_official the Morphik Chip n Dip combines a flared chip bowl and a round dip bowl into a single serving piece of striking artistry. A perfect entertaining accessory, the Morphik Chip and Dip features beautiful, natural curves in a sophisticated expression of high art home ware.

Designed by Steve Cozzolino @cozzolinostudio the Curvo Wine Rack’s acacia wood form curves rhythmically to create spaces for four wine bottles. A beautiful and functional art piece, it can be displayed from the side or the front for two distinct effects.

Designed by @scott_henderson_inc the Chillable Salad Bowl’s gorgeous round shape perfectly cradles the warm acacia wood servers. Not only is the design stunning, but functional; the bowl can be chilled to keep your salads crisp and fresh.

Nambé prize set
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Contest winners

1st Place

THE ARC

The brief to design a contemporary family home was to reflect the clients’ love of mid-century modern architecture and to incorporate stone as a feature material.

2nd Place

GB HOUSE

Located in Coogee in Sydney, GB House stands as a resilient, robust beacon against its unyielding coastline.

3rd Place

CASCADE HOUSE

This is a project for a young family of four. At its core it explores two themes - "identity" and "what is enough?".