Submissions at the moment are being accepted for the 2025 Homes Awards, an annual program celebrating the top of Australian residential structure.
This 12 months’s program includes 10 awards classes, together with Australian Home of the Yr, New Home below 200 m², New Home over 200 m², Home Alteration and Addition below 200 m², Home Alteration and Addition over 200 m², Condominium or Unit, Sustainability, Home in a Heritage Context, Rising Structure Observe, and the newly launched Small Initiatives class.
This new class recognises achievement within the design of a small-scale residential venture. Initiatives should relate to a bigger main dwelling, however ought to be capable of be thought-about by the jury as a standalone venture. Eligible initiatives embrace granny flats; pool homes; decks, pergolas and outside rooms; studios and workshops; garages, sheds and boathouses, and stables.
The 2025 jury consists of John Ellway of John Ellway Architect, Polly Harbison of Polly Harbison Design, Dimmity Walker of Spaceagency Architects, John Wardle of Wardle and Alexa Kempton, editor of Homes journal.
The 2024 Homes Awards program noticed properties of beautiful resolve being honoured, together with the Australian Home of the Yr award-winner Purple Hill Home and Studio by Zuzana and Nicholas, Shed Home by Breakspear Architects, and Tomich Home by Mark Jeavons Architect with Ohlo Studio.
Entries shut 14 March 2025. To enter, go to the Homes Awards web site.
Homes Awards are organised by Structure Media, supported by Artedomus, Blum, Brickworks, James Hardie, Roca, Fulgor Milano, Architectural Window Techniques, The Heritage Council of Victoria and Latitude.
