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RMIT ARCHITECTURE PROFESSIONAL DEGREE STUDENTS - COMPETITIONS, AWARDS & PRIZES » page 1 | page 2   RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARD WINNER Eugene Chieng, RMIT Architecture student Singapore Art Space: Site For Cultural Production, Site For Cultural Experience RMIT Architecture final year Design Thesis Major Project, Semester 2, 2003 Supervisor: Ross Ramus winner: RAIA Colorbond Steel Student Biennale Award, 2004 Article: Student Biennale Winner - Eugene Chieng, RMIT University, Singapore Art Space: Site For Cultural Production, Site For Cultural Experience, Architecture Australia, Nov/Dec 2004 Jury Citation: "This scheme was distinguished by a particularly principled mission statement which established reassuring objectives. The challenge as identified by the student is to create meaningful and moral public spaces in a city that is presently spiralling into over-development. It is an even-handed presentation involving both thorough primary analysis of the existing Singaporean conditions and an elegant proposal to reinforce the cultural life of the city. It provides an alternative to the contemporary single icon building solution, as it creates an urban platform for Singaporean life. The presentation was enhanced by the analysis of a built model and whimsical collages." There were 158 entries received from 16 Architecture Schools across Australia. 10 RMIT students entered the competition. 5 of the 11 finalists were RMIT Architecture students, including the winning student. Finalists included:  RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS FINALIST Edwin Halim, RMIT Architecture student Queensland Gallery of Modern Art (pdf) RMIT Architecture final year Design Thesis Major Project, Semester 2, 2003 Supervisor: Peter Corrigan finalist: RAIA Colorbond Steel Student Biennale Award Finalists, 2004 This is the primary and most prestigious national Australian undergraduate student competition.  RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS FINALIST Brandon Heng, RMIT Architecture student Transit Republic (pdf) RMIT Architecture final year Design Thesis Major Project, Semester 2, 2003 Supervisor: Lyndsay Holland finalist: RAIA Colorbond Steel Student Biennale Award Finalists, 2004 This is the primary and most prestigious national Australian undergraduate student competition.  RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS FINALIST Natalie Robinson, RMIT Architecture student "Ghosted Precinct" (pdf) RMIT Architecture final year Design Thesis Major Project, Semester 2, 2003 Supervisor: Martyn Hook finalist: RAIA Colorbond Steel Student Biennale Award Finalists, 2004  RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS FINALIST Peter Knight, RMIT Architecture student "Baghdad Urban Renewal" Lowerpool Design Studio project Studio Leader: Graham Crist finalist: RAIA Colorbond Steel Student Biennale Award Finalists, 2004 This is the primary and most prestigious national Australian undergraduate student competition.   ARCHITECTURE+ INTERNATIONAL AWARD HONOURABLE MENTION Alan Kueh, RMIT Architecture student "Malaysian Cultural Difference - Spaces ' In-between', Cultural Centre, Cyberjaya, Kuala Lumpur" RMIT Architecture Final Year Design Thesis Major Project, 2002 Supervisor: Peter Corrigan awarded: Aspiring Architect Award - Honourable Mention Architecture+ International Awards Dubai, 2004 Alan Kueh received the joint Aspiring Architect Award Honorable Mention and cash prize with 3 other students from a shortlist of 29 finalists from around the world. RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS FINALIST Alan Kueh, RMIT Architecture student "Malaysian Cultural Difference - Spaces ' In-between', Cultural Centre, Cyberjaya, Kuala Lumpur" RMIT Architecture Final Year Design Thesis Major Project, 2002 Supervisor: Peter Corrigan finalist: RAIA Colorbond Student Biennale Award Finalist, 2002 This is the primary and most prestigious national Australian undergraduate student competition  Roland Snooks, Negotiations in the Emergent Field (pdf) RMIT Architecture Final Year Design Thesis Major Project, 2002 Supervisor: Paul Minifie FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Roland Snooks, Bachelor of Architecture, RMIT, 2002 awarded: Fulbright Scholarship, 2004-5 and completed a Master of Architecture, Columbia University, NY, 2004-5 He is the principle of the practice Kokkugia, Melbourne/NY, who exhibited at the Beijing International Architecture Biennale in 2006  Docklands New Quay Folly 01 Designer: Sherry Anne Kwok, RMIT Architecture student with Synman Justin Bialek and Nation Fender Katsalidis Architects, (Plus Architecture)  Docklands New Quay Folly 02 Designer: Jessica Liew, RMIT Architecture student with Synman Justin Bialek and Nation Fender Katsalidis Architects, (Plus Architecture) RAIA VICTORIA STATE CHAPTER AWARD WINNERS Sherry Anne Kwok, RMIT Architecture student Jessica Liew, RMIT Architecture student Docklands New Quay Follies RMIT Architecture student designed built projects, with Synman Justin Bialek and Nation Fender Katsalidis Architects, (Plus Architecture) winners: RAIA Victoria State Chapter Commercial Architecture Award, 2003 The award winning Docklands Follies designed by RMIT Architecture students Jessica Liew + Sherry Anne Kwok were commissioned from competition winning designs in: "Docklands Follies" RMIT Architecture Upperpool Design Studio, semester 2, 2001. Project Coordinator and Design Studio Leader: Vivian Mitsogianni, RMIT Architecturer Senior Lecturer Design Tutors: Dean Boothroyd, Practice: M@ Architecture and artists Callum Morton, David Rosetsky and Alexander Knox.  RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS FINALIST Alan Kueh, RMIT Architecture student "Malaysian Cultural Difference - Spaces ' In-between', Cultural Centre, Cyberjaya, Kuala Lumpur" RMIT Architecture Final Year Design Thesis Major Project, 2002 Supervisor: Dr Peter Corrigan finalist: RAIA Colorbond Student Biennale Award Finalist, 2002 This is the primary and most prestigious national Australian undergraduate student competition.  RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS FINALIST Tamara Hall, RMIT Architecture Student "Grounds on the Horizon: Gallery and Gateway to the Botanical Gardens" RMIT Architecture Final Year Design Thesis Major Project, Semester 1, 2000 Supervisor: Richard Black finalist: RAIA Colorbond Student Biennale Award Finalist, 2000 This is the primary and most prestigious national Australian undergraduate student competition. RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARD WINNER Rowan Opat, RMIT Architecture Student "Museum of Contemporary Art/Centre Moving Images, Federation Square" joint winner: RAIA Colorbond Student Biennale Award, 1997-1998 This is the primary and most prestigious national Australian undergraduate student competition.   AA PRIZE FOR UNBUILT IDEAS WINNER, 1997 Nicolas Koulouras, RMIT Architecture Student Knot Building winner: AA Prize for Unbuilt Ideas, 1997  "There were 88 mainly student entries. His vigorous scheme nods to modernist sports arenas and takes current world interest in folded and crumpled facades a step onwards: thanks to an old Scientific American article about knots." AA Prize for Unbuilt Ideas, Architecture Australia, March/April 1997 Commendations, AA Prize for Unbuilt Ideas, 1997:  AA PRIZE FOR UNBUILT IDEAS, COMMENDATION - Zahava Elenberg and Kelly Ratigan, RMIT Architecture students Ode to the Lingering Garden AA PRIZE FOR UNBUILT IDEAS, COMMENDATION - Enza Angelucci, RMIT Architecture student Doncaster Community Information Centre AA PRIZE FOR UNBUILT IDEAS, COMMENDATION - Steven Lim, RMIT Architecture student Australia Sports Gallery In this national competition with 88 entries there were 7 finalist entries, of which 4 were by RMIT Architecture students including the winner. Architecture Australia Unbuilt – a retrospective of the earlier AA Prize for Unbuilt Work. January/February 2007 vol 96 no 1. (PDF)  URBAN DESIGN COMPETITION Biloela, Cockatoo Island Urban Design Competition, Sydney, 1996 Organisers: UNSW Landscape Architecture winners: Ross Ramus, RMIT Architecture Design Studio Leader with 14 RMIT Architecture Upperpool Students Jurors: Richard Francis-Jones (chair), Cristina Felsenhardt, Richard Goodwin, Cath Rush and Vladimir Sitta. RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS FINALIST Tan Keng Yang, RMIT Architecture Student finalist: RAIA Colorbond Student Biennale Award, 1995 This is the primary and most prestigious national Australian undergraduate student competition. RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS WINNER Gail Pini, RMIT Architecture Student joint winner: RAIA Student Biennale Award, 1991 RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS FINALIST John Cherry, RMIT Architecture Student finalist: RAIA Student Biennale Award, 1991 This is the primary and most prestigious national Australian undergraduate student competition. RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS WINNER Ruth Wilson, RMIT Architecture Student "Tram terminus with performance spaces" winner: RAIA BHP Steel Student Biennale Award for Outstanding Merit, 1989 This is the primary and most prestigious national Australian undergraduate student competition. RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS WINNER Sue Royle, RMIT Architecture Student "A museum to exhibit the treasures of Tutankhamun" winner: RAIA BHP Steel Student Biennale Award for Outstanding Merit, 1987 joint winner: RAIA Student Biennale Award, 1987 This is the primary and most prestigious national Australian undergraduate student competition. RAIA STUDENT BIENNALE AWARDS WINNER Paul Evans, RMIT Architecture Student joint winner: RAIA Student Biennale Award, 1985 This is the primary and most prestigious national Australian undergraduate student competition. » page 1 | page 2 + | ||||||||
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