We've received over 200 awards for our work globally.

We are proud to have received over 200 awards, including the prestigious international TOPOS prize, recognising our success in delivering a diverse array of projects for both private and public sector clients. Our work has been featured in numerous international journals and has earned accolades in several esteemed international design competitions. See our most recent awards below.


2023

A person wearing a watch and rings holds open a large, glossy book on biourbanism, revealing detailed diagrams and text. One page has a graphic with a red arrow and various icons. The book rests on a smooth, white surface.

2022

A small, modern black house sits at the base of Gariwerd, surrounded by dense, green forest. The rugged terrain consists of bushes, trees, and rocky ground under a cloudy sky. The mountain towers in the background, creating a dramatic natural backdrop along the Grampians Peaks Trail.

2021

A park scene with people and dogs enjoying a grassy area at Castle Hill. Some are playing, while others relax on benches or walk along paved paths. Trees, steps, parked cars, and a green building are also visible. A woman pushes a stroller and another woman stands beside her at the showground.

2020

A nature reserve with people walking on a gravel path alongside wetlands. Birds are flying in the sky. Trees and greenery surround the area, with a modern building visible in the background near Lingang. Two people stand closer to the foreground observing the birds.
  • Architecture AU, Special Mention: AA Prize for Unbuilt Work – Lingang Bird Airport

2019

A bustling outdoor plaza with modern architecture, featuring a wooden roof extending over a glass-walled building that has received numerous awards. People of various ages are walking, sitting, and standing, some with children. Two large metallic sculptures and shaded seating areas enhance the space.
Maitland levee river link building
  • Creative Victoria & Good Design Australia, Victorian Premier’s Design Award – Moonee Ponds Creek Opportunities Plan
  • Australian Institute of Architects, National Architecture Award, Walter Burley Griffin Award Urban Design – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Australian Institute of Architects, National Architecture Award, National Award Public Architecture – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Architecture Media Pty Ltd, Australian Urban Design Award – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), National Landscape Architecture Award – Cooks to Cove GreenWay
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), National Award for Excellence – Moonee Ponds Creek Opportunities Plan
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), National Landscape Architecture Award – Former BP Site, Carradah Park
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), NSW Award of Excellence – Sydney Waterways Health Program
  • Australian Institute of Architects, Lloyd Rees Award for Urban Design – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Australian Institute of Architects, Sulman Medal for Public Architecture – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Australian Institute of Architects, NSW Architecture Medallion – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), NSW Award of Excellence – Cooks to Cove GreenWay
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), VIC Award for Parks and Open Space – Lewis Park Masterplan
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), VIC Award for Landscape Planning – Moonee Ponds Creek Opportunities Plan
  • Newcastle AIA Awards, Urban Design – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • Newcastle AIA Awards, Newcastle Jury Prize – Maitland Riverlink Building
  • The Australian Institute of Architects, Victoria Architecture Award – Swan Street Bridge
  • The Australian Institute of Architects – Victoria Architecture Award – Frankston Station Design

2018

An illustration of two hands holding smartphones displaying apps related to city activity tracking. The background features a detailed City of London map marked with various pins and icons representing location, distance, activity, and other metrics, embodying the essence of Smarter Cities.
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), National Award, Small Projects – Valley Lake Lookout
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), VIC Award for Small projects – Valley Lake Lookout
  • Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), VIC Award for Tourism – Falls to Hotham Alpine Crossing
  • World Architecture News, Shortlisted for WAN Urban Challenge, Reclaiming the Streets – Smart Carpet
  • DJSER, China Real Estate Merit Award – The Calyx, Royal Botanic Gardens
  • City of London Corporation, Ideas for the City of London, Smart Infrastructure – Smart Carpet