Waikato/Bay of Plenty Architecture Awards 2020: Shortlist revealed

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Shortlisted – Housing: Light Mine by Crosson Architects. Image: Simon Devitt

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Shortlisted – Housing: Ao Marama Retreat by OPL and Mitchell Stout Dodd Architects in association.

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Shortlisted – Housing: Aspin Road House by Studio Pacific Architecture. Image: Simon Wilson

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Shortlisted – Housing: Bowentown Bach by Edwards White Architects. Image: Simon Wilson

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Shortlisted – Housing: Casa Del Arbol by Hurley Architects. Image: Jahl Masters

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Shortlisted – Housing: Generational House by Studio2 Architects. Image: Simon Devitt

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Shortlisted – Housing: Hikuai Hill House by Dorrington Atcheson Architects. Image: Emma-Jane Hetherington

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Shortlisted – Housing: Hill House at Hahei by Felicity Wallace Architects. Image: Isabella Loudon

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Shortlisted – Housing: Hot Water Beach House by Scarlet Architects. Image: Sam Hartnett

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Shortlisted – Housing: Kinloch Bach by Edwards White Architects. Image: Simon Wilson

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Shortlisted – Housing: Maungārongo by TOA Architects. Image: Rachel Dobbs & Client

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Shortlisted – Housing: Papamoa Beach house by Herbst Architects. Image: Jackie Meiring

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Shortlisted – Housing: Robertson Residence by PAUA Architects. Image: Mark Scowen

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Shortlisted – Housing: Thornton Road Passive House by Architype. Image: Simon Devitt

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Shortlisted – Housing: Three Gables by Edwards White Architects. Image: Simon Wilson

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Shortlisted – Housing: Two Six Splay House by Architecture Bureau. Image: Amanda Aitken

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Shortlisted – Housing Alterations and Additions: Rowe Residence by Brendon Gordon Architects. Image: Mark Scowen

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Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Foster Group Headquarters by Commercial Architecture Edwards White Architects. Image: Designwell Limited

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Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Riverbank Chambers by Edwards White Architects. Image: Simon Wilson

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Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Tauranga Airport by Jasmax. Image: Dennis Radermacher

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Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Tauranga Crossing by Warren and Mahoney Architects. Image: Sam Hartnett

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Shortlisted – Commercial Architecture: Zespri by Warren and Mahoney Architects and Architecture Page Henderson in association. Image: Sam Hartnett

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Shortlisted – Education: Ohope Beach School by Ignite Services. Image: Dennis Radermacher

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Shortlisted – Education: The Lakes Early Childhood Education Centre by Copeland Associates Architects. Image: Paul McCredie

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Shortlisted – Education: University of Waikato Tauranga CBD Campus by Jasmax. Image: Dennis Radermacher

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Shortlisted – Heritage: St Mary's by PAUA Architects. — Shortlisted – Heritage: St Mary’s by PAUA Architects. Image: Mark Scowen & Craig Brown

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Shortlisted – Planning & Urban Design: Temple View Project by Construkt Associates, Bloxan Burnett and Oliver and Mansergh Graham Landscape Architects in association.

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Shortlisted – Small Project Architecture: Chemis Cabin by DCA Architects of Transformation. Image: Nick Lambert

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Shortlisted – Small Project Architecture: Karangahake House by MAKE Architects NZ. Image: David Straight

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Colourful schools, coastal houses, education centres and more feature in the 29 shortlisted projects for this year’s combined Waikato/Bay of Plenty local awards, run by the local branch of Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects (NZIA).

The programme’s jury for 2020 was led by Tauranga architect John Henderson, who selected the finalists along with architects Fraser Cameron (Taupo) and Sharon Jansen (Wellington), and Alice Hutchison, Director of Tauranga Art Gallery.

“The shortlist includes outstanding examples of the wide range of buildings that architects design, from schools, offices and public buildings to houses and baches,” Henderson said.

See all of the shortlisted projects in the gallery above.

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.

The NZIA Architecture Awards programme is supported by Resene.