Canterbury Architecture Awards 2020: Shortlist revealed

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Shortlisted – Housing: Houhere by New Work Studio/Tim Nees Architects.

Shortlisted – Housing: Houhere by New Work Studio/Tim Nees Architects. Image: Eddie Simon

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Shortlisted – Housing: Cartwright Family Home by Bull O'Sullivan Architecture.

Shortlisted – Housing: Cartwright Family Home by Bull O’Sullivan Architecture. Image: Patrick Reynolds

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Shortlisted – Housing: Chippindale House by Stephenson & Turner NZ.

Shortlisted – Housing: Chippindale House by Stephenson & Turner NZ. Image: Simon Devitt

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Shortlisted – Housing: Cydonia by Don Jamieson Architecture.

Shortlisted – Housing: Cydonia by Don Jamieson Architecture. Image: Dennis Radermacher

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Shortlisted – Housing: Hursley Tce by AW Architects.

Shortlisted – Housing: Hursley Tce by AW Architects. Image: Lisa Gane

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Shortlisted – Housing: Hawthorne Street House by Sheppard & Rout Architects.

Shortlisted – Housing: Hawthorne Street House by Sheppard & Rout Architects. Image: Anthony Turnham

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Shortlisted – Housing: Park Terrace by PRau.

Shortlisted – Housing: Park Terrace by PRau. Image: Simon Devitt

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Shortlisted – Housing: Pavilion House by Borrmeister Architects.

Shortlisted – Housing: Pavilion House by Borrmeister Architects. Image: Sarah Rowlands

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Shortlisted – Housing: Ship House by Banbury Architects and Upoko Architects in association.

Shortlisted – Housing: Ship House by Banbury Architects and Upoko Architects in association. Image: Russell Kleyn

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Shortlisted – Housing: Riverside House by Three Sixty Architecture.

Shortlisted – Housing: Riverside House by Three Sixty Architecture. Image: Simon Devitt

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Shortlisted – Housing: Shark House by First Light Studio.

Shortlisted – Housing: Shark House by First Light Studio. Image: Dennis Radermacher

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Shortlisted – Housing: Terrace House by Sheppard & Rout Architects and C Nott Architects.

Shortlisted – Housing: Terrace House by Sheppard & Rout Architects and C Nott Architects. Image: Jason Mann

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Shortlisted – Housing: Wrightmann House by Athfield Architects.

Shortlisted – Housing: Wrightmann House by Athfield Architects. Image: Simon Devitt

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Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Sumner House by Herriot Melhuish O'Neill Architects (Wellington studio).

Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Sumner House by Herriot Melhuish O’Neill Architects (Wellington studio). Image: Russell Kleyn

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Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Toto Whare by Bull O'Sullivan Architecture.

Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Toto Whare by Bull O’Sullivan Architecture. Image: Patrick Reynolds

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Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: Paragon Apartments by Sheppard & Rout Architects.

Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: Paragon Apartments by Sheppard & Rout Architects. Image: Jason Mann

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Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: Peak Townhouses by Borrmeister Architects.

Shortlisted – Housing Multi-unit: Peak Townhouses by Borrmeister Architects.

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Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Bathroom Pavilion by Architype.

Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Bathroom Pavilion by Architype.

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Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Kathmandu Building by Wilson & Hill Architects.

Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Kathmandu Building by Wilson & Hill Architects. Image: Stephen Goodenough

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Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: The Welder by Three Sixty Architecture.

Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: The Welder by Three Sixty Architecture. Image: Jason Mann

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Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: 222 High Street by Peddle Thorp and Esquisse Design Studio in association.

Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: 222 High Street by Peddle Thorp and Esquisse Design Studio in association. Image: Stephen Goodenough

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Shortlisted – Education: Ao Tawhiti Unlimited Discovery Canterbury by Stephenson & Turner NZ.

Shortlisted – Education: Ao Tawhiti Unlimited Discovery Canterbury by Stephenson & Turner NZ. Image: Simon Devitt

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Shortlisted – Education: McCombs Performing Arts Centre, Cashmere High School by Athfield Architects.

Shortlisted – Education: McCombs Performing Arts Centre, Cashmere High School by Athfield Architects. Image: Jason Mann

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Shortlisted – Education: Shirley Boys' & Avonside Girls' High Schools by ASC Architects.

Shortlisted – Education: Shirley Boys’ & Avonside Girls’ High Schools by ASC Architects. Image: Olivia Spencer-Bower (Project Story NZ)

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Shortlisted – Education: Te Tipu – The Rabbit Patch Preschool by PRau.

Shortlisted – Education: Te Tipu – The Rabbit Patch Preschool by PRau. Image: Sam Hartnett

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Shortlisted – Education: University of Canterbury Te Rāngai Pūtaiao College of Science Beatrice Tinsley Building by Jasmax, DJRD Sydney and Royal Associates Architects in association.

Shortlisted – Education: University of Canterbury Te Rāngai Pūtaiao College of Science Beatrice Tinsley Building by Jasmax, DJRD Sydney and Royal Associates Architects in association. Image: Dennis Radermacher

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Shortlisted – Interior Architecture: ANZCO Foods Head Office by Jasmax, Sheppard & Rout Architects and Three Sixty Architecture in association.

Shortlisted – Interior Architecture: ANZCO Foods Head Office by Jasmax, Sheppard & Rout Architects and Three Sixty Architecture in association. Image: Jason Mann

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Shortlisted – Interior Architecture: Novotel Christchurch Airport Hotel by Warren and Mahoney Architects.

Shortlisted – Interior Architecture: Novotel Christchurch Airport Hotel by Warren and Mahoney Architects. Image: Stephen Goodenough

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Shortlisted – Interior Architecture: St. Patrick's Church by WSP Architecture.

Shortlisted – Interior Architecture: St. Patrick’s Church by WSP Architecture. Image: Stephen Goodenough

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Shortlisted – Public Architecture: Aldersgate Centre by Wilkie + Bruce Registered Architects.

Shortlisted – Public Architecture: Aldersgate Centre by Wilkie + Bruce Registered Architects. Image: Sarah Rowlands

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Shortlisted – Public Architecture: All Souls Anglican Church by Warren and Mahoney Architects.

Shortlisted – Public Architecture: All Souls Anglican Church by Warren and Mahoney Architects. Image: Sarah Rowlands

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Shortlisted – Public Architecture: Dark Sky Project by Sheppard & Rout Architects.

Shortlisted – Public Architecture: Dark Sky Project by Sheppard & Rout Architects. Image: Stephen Goodenough

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Shortlisted – Heritage: Christchurch Town Hall by Warren and Mahoney Architects.

Shortlisted – Heritage: Christchurch Town Hall by Warren and Mahoney Architects. Image: Stephen Goodenough, Olivia Spencer-Bower

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Shortlisted – Heritage: Fendalton House Restoration by Herriot Melhuish O'Neill Architects (Wellington studio).

Shortlisted – Heritage: Fendalton House Restoration by Herriot Melhuish O’Neill Architects (Wellington studio). Image: Russell Kleyn

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Shortlisted – Planning & Urban Design: Tainui Street and Town Square by WSP Architecture.

Shortlisted – Planning & Urban Design: Tainui Street and Town Square by WSP Architecture. Image: Stephen Goodenough

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Shortlisted – Small Project Architecture: Haus Espresso by Dalman Architects.

Shortlisted – Small Project Architecture: Haus Espresso by Dalman Architects. Image: Jamie Armstrong

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Shortlisted – Small Project Architecture: University of Canterbury Electrical Link Building Re-clad by Warren and Mahoney Architects.

Shortlisted – Small Project Architecture: University of Canterbury Electrical Link Building Re-clad by Warren and Mahoney Architects. Image: Baptiste Marconnet

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Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects (NZIA) recently announced 35 projects in the Canterbury region for the local awards programme shortlist.

The jury for the Canterbury Architecture Awards was led by Christchurch architect Huia Reriti, who was joined by fellow Christchurch architects Bernadette Muir and Daniel Sullivan, Wellington architect Anne Kelly, and Christchurch architecture designer Tobin Smith.

“Making the shortlist is a significant achievement, especially in what was a very productive year for architecture in the Canterbury Branch region,” noted Reriti.

The NZIA has noted that the COVID-19 lockdown has halted the usual jury visits to shortlisted projects. “Resumption of the visits or the adoption of alternative means of deciding award-winners are dependent on the national measures adopted to combat the COVID-19 pandemic,” the organisation says.

Click through the gallery above to see all the shortlisted projects.

The NZIA Architecture Awards programme is supported by Resene.


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