Melbourne Prize
Recipients by year

Melbourne Prize

Section Title: Recipients by year
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YEAR	WINNER	PROJECT	COMMENDATION	PROJECT

1997	Six Degrees Architects	Meyers Place	Warren J Foster Architects	Apartments, Drewery Lane

1998	Daryl Jackson with Conran Design Partnership	George's Redevelopment	Peter Elliott with Curnow Freiverts Glover	State Government Offices, Treasury Place

1999	Nation Fender Katsalidis	Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of Melbourne	Allom Lovell & Assoc. with Daryl Jackson	Immmigration Museum

2000	Peter Elliot	The Observatory Gate, Royal Botanic Gardens	Gregory Burgess Architects	Catholic Theological College

2001	NMBW	EQ Project, Riverside Terrace, Victorian Arts Centre

2002	Gregory Burgess Architects	Sidney Myer Music Bowl Refurbishment

2003	Lab Architecture Studio and Bates Smart	Federation Square

2004	ARM Architecture with Rush\Wright	Shrine of Remembrance, Visitor Centre and Gardens

2005	NH Architecture	QV

2006	ARM Architecture	Melbourne Central Redevelopment

2007

2008	Six Degrees Architects	The Vaults

2009	Hayball Architects	Canada Hotel Redevelopment

2010	Woods Bagot and NH Architecture	Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

2011	Cox Architects & Planners	AAMI Park

2012	Billard Leece Partnership and Bates Smart	Royal Children's Hospital

2013	BKK Architects	Lonsdale Street Redesign

2014	McBride Charles Ryan	Dallas Brooks Community Primary School, Dallas

2015	ARM Architecture with Rush\Wright	Shrine of Remembrance, Galleries of Remembrance

2016	Croxon Ramsay Architects	Saltwater Community Centre

2017*	M@ STUDIO Architects	NGV Architecture commission (*Joint Winner)

2017*	John Wardle Architects with NADAAA	Tanderrum Bridge (*Joint Winner)

2018*	Breathe Architects	Nightingale Apartments #1 (*Joint Winner)

2018*	Lyons with NMBW Architecture Studio, Harrison and White, MvS Architects and Maddison Architects	New Academic Street, RMIT University (*Joint Winner)

Sentence(s)

Melbourne Prize was first awarded in 1997 to Six Degrees Architects for Meyers Place.

final_sentence: Melbourne Prize was first awarded in 1997 to Six Degrees Architects for Meyers Place.