Theme: Awards
Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library has been shortlisted for the 2026 Australian Library Design Awards. The first civic landmark in Armstrong Creek, Biyal-a is a contemporary library and community hub shaped by inclusive design, sustainability, and cultural storytelling. “With Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library, we wanted to create more than a building. Through genuine co-design with the […]
Burnside Village has been shortlisted for the 2026 The Urban Developer Awards for Industry Excellence, Retail category. Stage 6 is the most significant chapter in Burnside Village’s 54-year history, doubling the Centre’s footprint to almost 39,000 square metres and expanding its fashion, dining and lifestyle offering to create an elevated experience where architecture, interiors, landscape and artwork […]
Melbourne Walk has been shortlisted for the 2026 The Urban Developer Awards for Industry Excellence, Mixed-Use category. The first new development in Bourke Street Mall for over 50 years, Melbourne Walk is a celebration of the city’s rich and unique identity, and the centrepiece of its revitalisation. The landmark inner-city site unites a collection of eight buildings with […]
Woolloomooloo Wharf has been recognised by the Urban Land Institute, celebrating its landmark achievement in urban regeneration and heritage revitalisation. More than two decades on, the Buchan-designed waterfront development continues to thrive as a vibrant, sustainable, and culturally rich precinct. “The Wharf reminds us that truly exceptional design transcends time by honouring the past while […]
Tulmur Place – Nicholas Street Precinct has been awarded Best Public Building or Social Infrastructure at the 2025 Property Council of Australia Innovation & Excellence Awards. The award recognises Nicholas Street Precinct as setting a new benchmark for urban revitalisation – a transformation that has delivered a new city heart to the people of Ipswich. […]
Scotts Crossing has received the top Urban Design honour at the 2025 ACT Architecture Awards, which celebrate design excellence in architecture across the state. Buchan with Mather Architecture have transformed Scotts Crossing into a vibrant, pedestrian-focused public realm, prioritising social connection and community engagement. AIA ACT 2025 Urban Design award “Buchan and Mather Architecture have […]
Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library has been awarded a Commendation for Sustainability Advancement at the 2025 Australian Interior Design Awards (AIDA). The design of Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library with Geelong City Council and Wadawurrung Traditional Owners is a testament to the power of place, storytelling, and adaptability in contemporary interior design. “Inspired by the Wadawurrung waterways, […]
Yamanto Central has received the Property Council of Australia Queensland, 2024 Retail Property of the Year Award for Excellence in Development. Designed by Buchan for JMK Retail, Yamanto Central blends retail, art, and community spaces, inspired by the site’s history and a vision to create a destination for families and the local community. “From concept […]
Nicholas Street Precinct has been recognised as an exemplar of best practice in urban design at the Queensland Government Minister’s Award for Urban Design, winning both the Minister’s Urban Design Award and Movement & Place Category Award. The awards highlight the critical role of good urban design in shaping Queensland, and how collaborative relationships can […]
Invercargill Central has received another accolade, the 2024 Property Council New Zealand Excellence and Best in Category Retail Property Award. Designed by Buchan for Invercargill Central Limited, the expansive 15,137 sqm site has been transformed into a cohesive, masterplanned precinct with curated retail, hospitality, entertainment and commercial zones, connected by new and existing pedestrian links. […]