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ASAA Architectural Stone Awards at designEX 2014

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The Australian Stone Advisory Association (ASAA) Architectural Stone Awards were presented during designEX 2014 last month. David West of International Conservation Services and architect Stephen Varady, of Stephen Varady Architecture, presented the awards.

The ASAA awards aim to reward commercial and residential projects that exhibit ‘good design values’ and ‘appropriate use’ of materials. Acknowledging the use of imported stone and Australian natural stone, the awards were presented to the project architect, the sculptor or the stone supplier.

The jurors included David Saunders of S2 Design, Lindsay Davis of Garner Davis and Alex Njoo.

Premier Award Winner

Civic Project
Project:
 National Workers Memorial in the Australian Capital Territory
Architect: Brendan Murray of Johnson Pilton Walker
Stone and supplier: Austral Juperana granite (WA ) and Balmoral Green granite (SA), AustralAsian Granites; Darwin Brown granite (NT), Southpac; Natone granite (Tas), Melocco Stone; Bluestone (Vic), Bam Stone; Mugga Mugga porphyry (NSW), Boral; Grandee granite (NSW), Marblecraft; Bianca Mist marble (Qld), Cairns Marble & Granite; Mintaro Slate (SA), Mintaro.

Winners of the Imported Stone Awards

Best Residential
Project: Private residence in Sydney, New South Wales
Architect: Huw Turner of Collins Turner
Stone and supplier: Pietre Antibes limestone from Ocean+ Merchant

Best Commercial
Project: Freshwater 2 – Commercial Tower in Melbourne, Victoria
Architect: Eamon Harrington
of Bates Smart
Stone and supplier: Onyx from TTI Stone

Winners of the Australian Stone Awards

Sculpture / Public Art
Project: Dwell in Moranbah, Queensland
Sculptor: Hew Chee Fong & L.M Noonan
Stone and supplier: Grandee Granite from Grandee Granite Quarries, New South Wales

Joint winner and special commendation
Project: Wurrungwuri stone sculpture in Sydney, New South Wales
Sculptor: Chris Booth
Stone and supplier: Piles Creek & Wondabyne sandstones from Gosford Quarries, NSW

Civic Project
Project: National Workers Memorial in the Australian Capital Territory
Architect: Brendan Murray of Johnson Pilton Walker
Stone and supplier: Austral Juperana granite (WA ) and Balmoral Green granite (SA), AustralAsian Granites; Darwin Brown granite (NT), Southpac; Natone granite (Tas), Melocco Stone; Bluestone (Vic), Bam Stone; Mugga Mugga porphyry (NSW), Boral; Grandee granite (NSW), Marblecraft; Bianca Mist marble (Qld), Cairns Marble & Granite; Mintaro Slate (SA), Mintaro.

Best Residential
Project: Private residence in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia
Architect: TT Architecture, Canberra
Stone and supplier: Kanmantoo Bluestone, South Australia

Best Commercial
Project: Emirates Eco Resort in New South Wales
Architect: Annraoi Morris of Turner & Associates
Stone and supplier: Sandstone from Sarkis Bros, New South Wales

Best Export
Project: Eden Gardens, Beirut, Lebanon
Architect: Tim Fowler of LAB Architecture, Melbourne
Stone and supplier: Bluestone from BAM Stone, Victoria

Best Restoration
Project: St Alban’s Church in Muswellbrook, New South Wales
Architect: Linda Babic of Heritas Architecture, New South Wales
Stone and supplier: Wollombi Sandstone, New South Wales

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