Social gallery: 2016 Interior Awards
Motion graphics and visual effects at St-Matthew-in-the-City for the 2016 Interior Awards by Mulk.
Jon Bridges, MC of the 2016 Interior Awards evening.
From left to right: Asha Page, Kate Henderson and Lauren Hickling from Warren & Mahoney Architects (Finalists: Workplace over 1,000sqm).
Left: Stephanie Tiplady and D’Aunoy Soniat du Fossat Clarke (AGM Publishing).
Adrian Nancekivell from Tailor Inc. Limited. Finalist in the Retail category.
From left to right: Rosie Taylor, Anna Kane, Antony Walton, Sarah Langford and Harry Rowntree from Unispace.
Artiture - 2016 Craftsmanship finalist for NZME reception fittings.
From left to right: Rochelle Malloney (Heartland), Todd Sommerville (Heartland), Lynda (RCP), Gier Jong (Warren and Mahoney), Ruth McNaull (RCP), Simon Owen (Heartland) and Jeff King (Warren and Mahoney).
Denise and Fraser McNaught from Native Architecture.
From left to right: Imogen Ovens & William Worsp from WRW & Co and Abby Holyoake from Dorma.
The impressive motion graphics and visual effects at St-Matthew-in-the-City for the 2016 Interior Awards by Mulk.
From left to right: Ermanno Cattaneo from Suzanne Turley Landscapes, Lauren McDonald and Thomas Cannings from AGM.
From left to right: Harry Rowntree (Unispace), Jo Monaghan (Create Consulting), Federico Monsalve (editor, Interior) and Ben Hayes (RTA Studio).
From left to right: Seina Yan, Olivia Macfarlane, Liv Patience, Toni Brandso and Jaime Aspinall from Material Creative. Hospitality finalists for Atomic Cafe and Roastery.
From left to right: Harry Rowntree (Unispace), Federico Monsalve (editor, Interior), Jo Monaghan (Create Consulting), Lauren Hare (Hare Interiors) and Ben Hayes (RTA Studio).
Motion graphics and visual effects at St-Matthew-in-the-City for the 2016 Interior Awards by Mulk.
Jon Bridges, MC of the 2016 Interior Awards evening.
Supreme Award & Retail Award Winner – Emma Hoyle and Lauren Hare of Hare Interiors with their $6,000 cash prize and trophies for M11 Studio.
Sandy Wallace from Luxaflex – Interior Awards sponsors.
From left to right: Greg Stone & Karen Hansen from Lundia – Interior Awards Sponsors; Nigel Rye (CoreNet) and Sandy Wallace from Luxaflex – Interior Awards sponsors.
L to R: Anna Synge, Sarah Bryant, Hyunsoo Song, Tim Hooson, Patricia Lai, Shirley Chin, Shauna Herminghouse, Alasdair Hood and Alan McCorkindale from Jasmax. Winners, Workplace Award, over 1,000sqm for Fonterra.
From left to right: Timothy Dougherty, Lynda and Cameron Burnett from RCP.
From left to right: Sarah Bryant, Hyunsoo Song, Tim Hooson, Patricia Lai, Alasdair Hood, Shirley Chin, Shauna Herminghouse and Alan McCorkindale from Jasmax. Winners, Workplace Award, over 1000sqm for Fonterra.
2016 Interior Awards event partner: Tuatara Brewing.
David Sheppard from Sheppard & Rout Architects. Finalist in Workplace up to 1000sqm.
Winner: Workplace up to 1,000sqm Award – Prue Johnstone of AW Architects for 190 St Asaph Street.
Prue Johnstone (AW Architects) with Harriet Johnstone. Winner: Workplace Award, up to 1,000sqm for 190 St Asaph Street.
Student Award finalists & winner. From left to right: Edward Dromgool, Kate Turner (winner) and Taylor Chan.
Motion graphics and visual effects at St-Matthew-in-the-City for the 2016 Interior Awards by Mulk.
Jon Bridges, MC of the 2016 Interior Awards evening interviewing Craftsmanship Award winner, Andrew Barrie, for Cathedral Grammar Junior School - Timber Structure.
Alan McCorkindale from Jasmax. Finalist – Emerging Design Professional.
Lisa Hinton with Natalie Snowden from Context Architects. Retail finalist for Life Pharmacy, 277 Newmarket.
From left to right: Sue Warren, Jason Kendrick, Greg Sherlock, Michael Law, Amy Law and Taryn Leathem from Artiture. Craftsmanship finalists for NZME reception fittings.
From left to right: Dave White, Kerry Thomas, Amy Chan, Charlie Wooding, Amy Armstrong, Alan Bunce, Ivan Fadjukoff and Callie Arnold from Kada – Interior Awards sponsors.
Winner: Craftsmanship Award – Andrew Barrie from Andrew Barrie Lab being interviewed by Jon Bridges.
From left to right: Craftsmanship Award winning team: Woo-Min Lee (Andrew Barrie Lab), Cass Goodwin (Ruamoko Solutions), Nathan Swaney (Andrew Barrie Lab), Grant Wilkinson (Ruamoko Solutions), Andrew Barrie (Andrew Barrie Lab) and Thomas Kaestner (Contract Construction).
From left to right: Riccardo Scott, Adele McNutt, Carolina Izzo, Olivia Jackson-Mee, Giulia Scott, Athena Watkins, Giorgio Scott and Alistair Scott of Studio Carolina Izzo. Finalists – Craftsmanship.
Winner: Hospitality Award – ctrl Space for The Glass Goose. From left to right: Jess White, Samantha Scrymgeour, Gerrick Numan, Chris Stevens, Emily Cain, Rebecca Harrop and Mijntje Lepoutre.
Ryan McKenzie with Joanne Duggan from Resene – Interior Awards sponsors.
From left to right: Emma Hoyle (Hare Interiors), Michael Wingham & Chrissy Dropich from James Dunlop Textiles, and Lauren Hare from Hare Interiors.
Abby Holyoake, Armand Bezuidenhout, Karl Hitchens, Bryn Howitt and John Eastwood from Dorma – Interior Awards sponsors.
Winner: Civic Award – Architectus for the Christchurch Bus Interchange - Whakawhitinga Pahi. From left to right: Alistair Scott, Severin Soder and John Strand.
Motion graphics and visual effects at St-Matthew-in-the-City by Mulk.
Roz Sowerby, Mike Saint, Ben Coleman, Matt Trent and Anita Potgieter from Fonterra. Winner, Workplace Award over 1,000sqm.
Winner: Workplace over 1,000sqm Award – Jasmax for The Future of Work - Fonterra Centre. From left to right: Mike Saint (Fonterra), Anna Synge & Sarah Bryant (Jasmax), Roz Sowerby (Fonterra), Ben Coleman (Fonterra), Matt Trent (Fonterra), Anita Potgieter (Fonterra), Patricia Lai, Hyunsoo Song and Tim Hooson from Jasmax.
From left to right: Anna Synge, Sarah Bryant, Tim Hooson, Patricia Lai and Hyunsoo Song from Jasmax.
Cameron Ritchie from Tofino Construction with Samantha Scrymgeour (Emerging Design Professional Award winner) from ctrl Space.
Severin Soder from Architectus receiving the Civic Award for Christchurch Bus Interchange.
Winner: Emerging Design Profressional Award – Samantha Scrymgeour from ctrl Space with her $1,500 cash prize and bespoke trophy.
Motion graphics and visual effects at St-Matthew-in-the-City for the 2016 Interior Awards by Mulk.
Kate Turner of UoA – Winner: Student Award for The Fictional Generator with $1,000 cash prize and bespoke trophy.
2016 Interior Awards event partner: Mt Difficulty.
From left to right: Ashleigh Duke, Tama Moore and Michael Leng from PDM International.
Winner: Installation Award – Workshop e for Air New Zealand 75 Years Exhibition. Andrew Thomas and Soyun Park from Workshop e.
2016 Interior Awards event partner: Thomson Whisky New Zealand.
2016 Interior Awards event partner: Thomson Whisky cocktails.
Left to right: Kate Innes-Monsalve with Federico Monsalve, Mark Lipman, Sophie Curabet, Lauren McDonald, D’Aunoy Clarke, Parul Sheopuri (AGM Publishing)
Kate Withrington, Liesl du Toit and Amelia Melbourne-Hayward from AGM Publishing.
Jon Bridges, MC of the 2016 Interior Awards evening.
From left to right: Parul Sheopuri (AGM Publishing), Rob Donzè and Bianca Eady from Inzide Commercial, Interior Awards sponsors.
Soyun Park from Workshop e receiving the Installation Award for Air New Zealand 75 years exhibition.
Motion graphics and visual effects at St-Matthew-in-the-City for the 2016 Interior Awards by Mulk.
Scroll down for a video of the 2016 Interior Awards evening.
New Zealand’s leading commercial interior professionals were out in full force at the 2016 Interior Awards night, held in the historic venue of St-Matthew-in-the-City in Auckland on 23 June.
Over 350 people attended the highly entertaining evening, which was made even more enjoyable with award-winning Mt Difficulty wines, Tuatara beers and delicious Thomson Whisky cocktails. TV personality and funny man Jon Bridges emceed, accompanied by stunning visual effects by motion graphic artist Mulk.
2016 Interior Awards winners here.
