DAB Prize Giving Ceremony Booklet

Faculty of Design, Architecture & Building

Annual Prize Giving Ceremony 2017 Academic Year – Prizes 2018 Academic Year – Scholarships

Prize Giving Ceremony

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Welcome to UTS: DAB Annual Prize Giving Ceremony Prizes awarded for the 2017 Academic Year Scholarships awarded in the 2018 Academic Year Ceremony Welcome and Introduction Professor Elizabeth Mossop, Dean Presentation of prizes with donors and sponsors Faculty prizes and scholarships Professor Elizabeth Mossop, Dean Design prizes and scholarships Professor Kate Sweetapple, Design, Head of School Architecture prizes and scholarships Professor Martin Bryant, Architecture, Head of School Built Environment prizes and scholarships Professor Heather MacDonald, Built Environment, Head of School University scholarships Professor Elizabeth Mossop, Dean

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Corroboree Country

Faculty Prizes Richard Crookes Construction Elite Athlete Scholarship The Richard Crookes Construction Elite Athlete Scholarship has been established to recognise and support elite and emerging UTS athletes and aims to reward excellence in sporting achievements and fields of study relevant to the construction business; and further innovation for the good of the building industry. This scholarship is valued at $20,000 as well as the opportunity of a paid work placement with Richard Crookes Construction.

‘Corroboree Country’ is the response to a student competition studio commissioned

Interstitial ‘Beest’by the Murrin Bridge Local Aboriginal Land Council. The brief was to redesign the Parasitic Symbiosis existing community centre with an addition of a health clinic. Working in collaboration

with a University colleague, our proposal was to design a sports focused community centre and health clinic, with the aim to provide youth support, empowerment and excitement through team sports. The approach of our design was participatory in nature, allowing us to gain a deep understanding of the communities needs and desires. Our design remodelled the health clinic within budget restraints, using recycled materials to alter its orientation, creating an extensive outdoor undercover area, consisting of an open plan, multifunctional space. The project was presented back to the community in co-ordination with the Local Aboriginal Land Council and subsequently selected as the design to be realised in 2017-2018. Our vision will be simply achieved within budget restraints yet will benefit the entire community and its visitors.

Indianna Beard

Selected Visualisation

Recipient: Jordyn Toms-Wedge, Bachelor of Design in Architecture

Student work: Indianna Beard

Although we live in the middle of a paradigm that celebrates entrepreneurial individualism, successful creative practice cannot be achieved in isolation. Within ‘Parasitic Symbiosis’ I mapped the creative industries within Redfern, Sydney, that

The City of Sydney requires actions and technologies that activate non productive

although existing within proximity to each other, currently operate in isolation. ‘Parasitic

social interactions. ‘Interstitial Beest’ is a sequence of mechanic mobile infrastructures

Symbiosis’ is a creative accelerator, inviting members from the Redfern area and

that navigate the city providing all required technologies to activate cultural, celebratory

beyond to exist in a space where the design encourages interaction and collaboration.

and ritual activities. The brief was to create an atmosphere within a 7x7x7m box, and

The organic nature of the interior was intentionally designed around the existing structure of the building - creating moments of tension and release, sparking creative

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Garth Barnett Prize for Excellence in Design

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Recipients: 1st Prize: Indianna Beard 2nd Prize: Michael Bennett 3rd Prize: David Hamilton

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INTEGRATED ACOUSTIC PANELS UNTREATED BARREL VAULT SPACE This diagram shows the barrel vault acoustic reflections with no interventions in the space. The noise source [magenta] reflects across the ceiling and creates the “whispering wall effect” where the sound is transmitted along the curved surface and is incredibly prominent on the other side of the room.

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SINGLE SUSPENDED ABSORPTION PANEL Using ray tracing to test the reflections and potential areas for absorption reveals that a single suspended panel would not be effective to minimise sound transmission and reduce early reflections. Whilst there would be a level of absorption, there needs to be a better solution.

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The prize is donated by Garth Barnett Scholarship Trust, established in memory of the late Garth Barnett, a self-taught designer. The aims to encourage and reward excellence in Design, and is awarded to a student who has been judged, through their portfolio and interview, to have demonstrated work of unique and innovative excellence. First prize consists of $20,000 cash.

Second prize consists of $10,000 cash. Third prize consists of $2,500 cash.

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CANBERRA LATITUDE 35.5 EQUINOX 54.5 SUMMER SOLSTICE SUN ANGLE: 78˚ WINTER SOLSTICE SUN ANGLE: 31 ˚ YEAR ROUND: NORTH EAST PREVAILING WIND

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INTEGRATED PARTITION WITH SOUND ABORPTION PANELS Integrating a partition into the space with sound absorption panels above allow a better compartmentalisation of sounds.

There is a greater amount of reflections that hit the absorption panel and a much more effective limiting of sound transmission.

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Student work: Michael Bennett, David Hamilton

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Underground Garden This project aims to explore the interaction between people and their environment. By placing the domestic precedent underground, a larger amount of interaction is required to get from one place to another. The open plan allows for greater communication between people across the precedent.

Underground Garden The precedent is hidden beneath a shelter to prevent complete exposure to the public. The railing surrounding the ceiling is recessed to create a physical barrier of privacy.

Complete Isometric Scale 1:100

Scale 1:500 Site Plan

Step Section Scale 1:20

Long Section Scale 1:30

Garth Barnett Scholarship

Charbella Ayoub | 13221445 Architectural Forming | Assessment 02

Charbella Ayoub | 13221445 Architectural Forming | Assessment 02

Charbella Ayoub | 13221445 Architectural Forming | Assessment 02

Internal Collage - Fire Pit and Staircase Scale 1:20

Charbella Ayoub | 13221445 Architectural Forming | Assessment 02

The Garth Barnett Scholarship is offered in memory of Garth Barnett, a self-taught designer, who understood the value of education. The scholarship aims to support students who would otherwise not have the opportunity for university study, but have a passion and talent (or potential talent) for design, specifically in Interior & Spatial Design and Architecture. The scholarship is open to applicants annually, offering commencing architecture and interior and spatial design students the opportunity to receive a cash grant of $19,500 over three years to support their studies.

Recipients: Charbella Ayoub, Mathew Ford, Mohammad Ali Nathani, Hedieh Tizrou, Bachelor of Design in Architecture Hannah Woof, Bachelor of Design in Interior Architecture

Charbella Ayoub | 13221445 Architectural Forming | Assessment 02

Student work: Charbella Ayoub, Hedieh Tizrou

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Jack Greenland Travelling Scholarship

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The aim of the Jack Greenland Travelling Scholarship is to encourage students to explore the area of environmentally sustainable development within the broad discipline areas of Design, Architecture and Built Environment.

It is donated by Dr John J (Jack) Greenland.

This scholarship is available to students enrolled in the Master of Architecture degree and all undergraduate courses within the Faculty except the Bachelor of Design in Architecture. It is awarded annually to a final year student whose portfolio of work, covering the final two years (full time equivalent) of their course, explores the area of environmentally sustainable development. The prize consists of up to $2,500 towards a return economy international flight.

Recipient: Harsha Rajashekar

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Student work: Harsha Rajashekar

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Design Prizes Fashion and Textile Design

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Amber Tiles Design Prize Established by Amber Tiles, this prize rewards excellence in design by individuals studying Design at UTS by supporting the creativity and, innovation of the design community.

Recipients will receive the cost of return flights to Italy, accommodation for 5 nights, a ticket cost to the Cersaie Design Fair (September) and spending money. The winning Tile design will be manufactured as a bespoke range and featured in Amber Tiles Stores. The prize consists of $6,500 cash.

Recipient: Alana Birch, Bachelor of Design in Integrated Product Design

Student work: Alana Birch

AWET (Australian Wool Education Trust) Grant

AWI (Australian Wool Innovation) Scholarship

Donated by the Australian Wool Education Trust (AWET), which provides funds for the promotion and encouragement of education in undergraduate and/or post graduate training in wool and wool science and technology, from wool growing to the textile product stage The aim of the grant is to encourage Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Fashion and Textiles students to include large amounts of wool fabrics in their honours year collection by assisting recipients in sourcing and purchasing wool fabrics. The grant consists of $2000 cash.

This scholarship is sponsored by Australian Wool Innovation and is awarded to a Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Fashion and Textiles student who demonstrates a combination of creative and conceptual potential, innovation using wool fabric, and previous engagement with that technique with wool fabrics. The aim of the prize is to encourage and support students to develop their final collections using wool fabrics. The scholarship consists of In-kind support for material costs of fabrics and laser cutting and is valued at $6000.

Recipients: Gina Snodgrass, Lily Xu, Sarah Lim, Tess Tavener Hanks

Recipients: Hanna Smith, Yael Frischling

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ISKO Scholarship This scholarship is donated by ISKO and is awarded to a Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Fashion and Textiles student who demonstrates a combination of creative and conceptual potential, innovation, and previous engagement with that technique.

Recipient: Alissar Hammoud

NSW Business Chamber Fashion and Textile Award Donated by NSW Business Chamber and established in 2009 as a graduate award to assist with the initial costs of setting up a business, the award has been restructured to reward an exemplary Fashion and Textiles Honours student who demonstrates an outstanding commitment to fashion innovation.

The aim of the prize is to encourage and support students to develop their final collections with Australian textile producers and manufacturers, whilst creating local industry networks. 1st Prize consists of $5,000 cash.

Recipient: Mikala Tavener Hanks

Swarovski Scholarship Donated by Swarovski and is awarded to a Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Fashion and Textiles student who demonstrates a combination of creative and conceptual potential, innovation, and previous engagement with that technique. The scholarship consists of In-kind support for material costs for crystals from Swarovski and is valued at $5000.

Recipient: Jess Guzman

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Think Positive Prints UTS Scarf and Tie Competition This competition is open to Year 2 students in the Bachelor of Design in Fashion and Textiles course. It is donated by Think Positive Designer Prints and UTS: Marketing and Communications Unit. The aim of the award is to encourage students to produce unique scarf and tie designs that reflect the modern, urban and multicultural nature of UTS within its Sydney location. The winning designs then form part of the UTS corporate merchandise range that are presented to visiting dignitaries and graduation speakers. First prize consists of $1,000 cash and an internship at Think Positive Prints.

Carla Zampatti Foundation Design Award Established by the Carla Zampatti Foundation, this award rewards excellence in design by individuals studying fashion and textile at UTS by supporting creativity and innovation and provides a talented student with global ambitions and commercial longevity generous financial support for postgraduate study at a top ranked international fashion school, with the support of the Carla Zampatti brand and culture. The prize consists of $25,000 towards tuition fees and the opportunity to undertake a 3-month internship at Carla Zampatti.

Recipient: Sarah Lim, Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Fashion and Textile

Recipients: Winner – Scarf: Danrui Yang Winner – Tie: Rebekah Murray Winner – Donors Choice: Teressia Carr

Student work: Sarah Lim

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Interior & Spatial Design Emma Ball Interior and Spatial Design Prize This prize is to honour the late Emma Ball who graduated in Interior Design, and who quickly demonstrated in her working life the relationship between design principles and professional practice. The aim is to recognise high levels of achievement in the Bachelor of Design in Interior and Spatial Design course. It is awarded to the student who meets the following criteria: has obtained a Weighted Average Mark over 70 for Years 2 and 3; has achieved a minimum Distinction grade in the subject 86223 Design Studio: Industry; and has obtained the highest mark with a minimum Distinction grade in the subject 86221 Context: Explorations. The prize consists of $1,000 cash.

Recipient: Subha Trehan

Student work: Subha Trehan

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Visual Communication Toynbee Wilson Typography Prize This prize aims to encourage and reward excellence in typographic study and practice undertaken in the first two years of the Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication course. Six students with the highest grade point average in the typography subjects taken in the first and second years of the Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication are selected for interview. The prize is awarded to the one judged to have the most creative and practical approach to typography design and application. 1st prize consists of a $250 book voucher and trophy.

Recipient: Christy Chan

Student work: Christy Chan

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Photography & Situated Media Max Boddy Photography Award This award was established to honour the late William Ernest Maxwell Boddy, a Melbourne photographer in the early 1930s. World War II military service interrupted Max’s life and he later turned to civilian life as a photographer where his work was deeply inspiring.

He experimented with digital photography, marvelling at the new models capabilities.

This prize is awarded to the student who obtains the highest Weighted Average Mark of all students who have completed all Year 1 subjects in the Bachelor of Photography and Situated Media course. It consists of $500 cash.

Recipient: Matteo Dal Vera Student work: Matteo Dal Vera

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Architecture Prizes Andreasens Green Wholesale Nurseries Botanical Prize The Andreasens Green Wholesale Nurseries Award is donated by Andreasens Green Wholesale Nurseries, established in 1981 and based in Sydney’s west, Andreasens Green are one of Australia’s leading wholesale nurseries. The Prize is awarded to the students that most successfully demonstrate knowledge of plants and an understanding of botany as central to the practice of Landscape Architecture in 11177 Botany for Landscape Architecture. The 1st prize consists of $1,500 cash. The 2nd prize consists of $1,000 cash. The 3rd prize consists of $500 cash.

Recipients: 1st Prize: Jose Landman 2nd Prize: Ari Stein 3rd Prize: Jeannette Ceza

Student work: Jose Landman

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The Andreasens Greens Wholesale Nurseries Award Welcome TO THE

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BRENDAN MURPHY

The Andreasens Green Wholesale Nurseries Award is donated by Andreasens Green Wholesale Nurseries, established in 1981 and based in Sydney’s west, Andreasens Green are one of Australia’s leading wholesale nurseries.

The aim of the award is to encourage academic excellence in the Bachelor of Landscape in Architecture (Honours). It is awarded to the student who achieves the highest weighted average mark across their course.

The prize consists of $1000 cash.

Recipient: Brendan Murphy

Student work: Brendan Murphy

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

CHROFI Third Year Design Prize CLEVELAND STREET CHALMERS STREET

The CHROFI Third Year Design Prize is donated

by CHROFI, an architectural practice based in a Sydney with a portfolio of international award winning residential, public and commercial projects. The aim of the award is to encourage academic excellence in the Bachelor of Design in Architecture, with an emphasis on the demonstration of an innovative pedagogical program in the subjects 11234 Architectural Design: Integration & 11204 Integrated Systems.

The 1st prize consists of $750 cash. The 2nd prize consists of $500 cash.

Recipients: 1st Prize: Christopher Cody, Delayne Sternbeck-Rutter 2nd Prize: Sindhni Roy, Frankie Vartuli

Student work: Frankie Vartuli and Sindhni Roy

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Concrete Masonry Association of Australia Award The Concrete Masonry Association of Australia, Australia’s peak industry body for concrete masonry manufacturers, established the CMAA Award in 1992. The CMAA Award encourages excellence in architectural design and the innovative use of concrete masonry. It is awarded to the graduating student enrolled in the Master of Architecture course who achieves the highest weighted average mark over all four Masters studio subjects. The Award is in line with the CMAA’s mission to encourage widespread recognition of the sustainability benefits of concrete masonry and to promote its greater use in innovative architectural design. The prize consists of $1000 cash.

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Established by Cox Architecture, one of Australia’s largest multidisciplinary architectural practices, the aim of the scholarship is to encourage academic excellence in the Bachelor of Architecture degree and provide the opportunity for a student to gain insight into the day-to-day operations of the architectural profession.

The scholarship is open to applicants annually, offering senior architecture students the opportunity to receive a cash grant of $5,000 to support their studies as well as the opportunity of a paid work placement with Cox Architecture.

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Recipient: Oscar Read

Recipient: Lin Seen Lee

Student work: Lin Seen Lee

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Edward Alexander Memorial Prize This prize was established to honour the late Edward Alexander, who was a graduate of the East Sydney Architecture School and who contributed a great deal to the school’s life and scholarship. This prize is awarded to the student enrolled in the Bachelor of Design in Architecture course who obtains the highest Weighted Average Mark over the two subjects - 11211 Architectural Design: Forming, and 11209 Architectural Design: Making. The prize consists of a $500 book voucher.

Recipient: Annalise Ianni

Student work: Annalise Ianni

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Neville Quarry Travel Scholarship The Neville Quarry Travel Scholarship celebrates the legacy of Professor Neville Quarry, an influential architectural educator and the University’s first Professor of Architecture.

The aim of the scholarship is to support senior UTS School of Architecture students with travel costs associated with participating in an international study experience in their senior years of study. The scholarship is open to applicants annually, offering senior Architecture students assistance with participation in a Global Exchange program, Global Field trip/ studio or independent international study tour.

The recipient receives $5,000.

Recipient: Tiffany Chang, Master of Architecture

Steensen Varming Third Year Design Integration Prize The Steensen Varming Third Year Design Integration Prize is donated by Steensen Varming, an international engineering firm specialising in lighting and sustainability building services engineering, designed in close cooperation with the architect. The aim of the award is to encourage academic excellence in the Bachelor of Design in Architecture, with an emphasis on demonstrating holistic architectural merit, equally weighting services and systems with spatial strategies in the subjects 11234 Architectural Design: Integration & 11204 Integrated Systems. The 1st prize consists of $1000 cash. The 2nd prize consists of $500 cash.

Recipients: 1st Prize: Matthew Daniels, Jaijun Li 2nd Prize: Ali Makari, Joshua Young

William Edmund Kemp Memorial Prize This prize was established to perpetuate the memory of William Edmund Kemp and his services as an architect with the Department of Education, in connection with Architecture and Technical Education in New South Wales.

Mr Kemp designed the original buildings and workshops of Sydney Technical College at Ultimo and the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences. The aim of the award is to encourage academic excellence in Year 3 of the Bachelor of Design in Architecture course. This award is made to the student who has obtained the highest Weighted Average Mark over all Year 3 subjects. The prize consists of $1,000 cash and a Medal.

Recipient: Rhiannon Brownbill

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) Awards (External)

Construction and Practice Award

History and Theory Award

This prize is awarded to the student who receives the highest aggregate marks in the discipline area of Construction and Practice in the Bachelor of Design in Architecture degree.

This award is donated by the Australian Institute of Architects.

Donated by the Australian Institute of Architects this prize is for the student who receives the highest aggregate marks in the discipline area of History and Theory in the Bachelor of Architecture degree across three years of undergraduate study.

Recipient: Rhiannon Brownbill

Recipient: Michael Bennett

First Degree Graduate of the Year Award

Masters Graduate of the Year Award

Awarded to the most outstanding student in Design and Professional Studies graduating from the Bachelor’s program. This award is donated by the Australian Institute of Architects.

This prize is donated by the Australian Institute of Architects and is awarded to the most outstanding student in Design and Professional Studies graduating from the Masters program.

Recipient: Michael Northey

Recipient: Eric Ye

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Built Environment Prizes Construction Project Management

Australian Institute of Building, NSW Chapter Medal This prize was established in 1987, and the aim of the award is to encourage academic excellence in the Construction Project Management course. It is awarded to the graduating student from the Bachelor of Construction Project Management who obtains the highest weighted average mark over the whole course. The award is donated by The Australian Institute of Building (AIB), which has a long and proud history of supporting and serving the building profession. For more than fifty years the AIB has worked within the building and construction industry, government and the education sector. The prize consists of an inscribed AIB medal, AIB Certificate and an invitation for two to attend the AIB Black Tie Event for NSW Chapter’s Professional Excellence in Building Awards, where this award will also be presented in the presence of industry leaders.

Recipient: Colin Heironymus

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (NSW Chapter) Environmental Contribution Prize This prize is to encourage academic excellence in environmental management for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Construction Project Management course.

The award is made to the student who has completed the subject 16266 Sustainable Urban Design and Development and obtained the highest mark in the subject. The award is in the form of a cash prize of $1,000, AIQS Certificate and, if eligible, a one Year Membership.

Recipient: Diana Manthos

Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (NSW Chapter) Prize

Hansen Yuncken NSW Construction Scholarship

This prize is to encourage academic excellence in cost management and cost planning for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Construction Project Management course.

The award is made to the student who has completed the subject 16207 Cost Management 3 in the 2015 Academic year and obtained the highest mark in the subject. The award is in the form of a cash prize of $1,000, AIQS Certificate and, if eligible, a 1 Year Membership.

The award is donated by Hansen Yuncken, one of Australia’s leading privately owned construction companies, at the forefront of change and innovation in the building industry.

Founded in 1918, Hansen Yuncken’s ability to consistently deliver successful projects is shaped by the commitment to supporting the best people with innovative market-leading processes, which are focused on delivering building value. Hansen Yuncken recognise the number of successful careers that have been developed from technical trade and diploma backgrounds, and further developed with degree-qualified knowledge. Hansen Yuncken is committed to the development of young people in the construction industry and aims to support students to build their professional careers. The scholarship was established in 2012 with the aim of supporting continuing education within the construction industry.

The award encourages students with a TAFE or Apprenticeship background to continue their tertiary studies in the UTS Bachelor of Construction Project Management degree. The recipient receives $5,000, and the opportunity of a paid internship with Hansen Yuncken.

Recipient: Won Hae Shim CSR Hebel Prize This prize is to support excellence in innovative construction and understanding of material properties for students enrolled in any course in the Faculty. The award is made to the student who obtains the highest mark in the subject 16103 Materials Science. The prize consists of $500 cash and a CSR Trophy.

Recipients: Hoang Thien Cao

Recipient: Harry Watson

Prize Giving Ceremony

Hugh B Gage Award This prize is donated by Hugh B Gage and the aim of the award is to encourage academic excellence in the early stages of the undergraduate Construction Project Management course. The award is made to the student who has completed all Year 2 core subjects and obtained the highest weighted average mark. Hugh B Gage Pty Ltd, Quantity Surveyors, specialises in the management of construction and development finance for the major banks and second tier commercial lending institutions. The prize consists of $1,000 cash.

Recipient: Michael Murr Icon Co (NSW) Construction Project Management Scholarship This scholarship has been has been established to recognise academic excellence, and engage with students in the early stages of the undergraduate Construction Project Management course to deepen their understanding and experience of the work of Icon Co and its impact in the building industry.

This scholarship is valued at $5,000 as well as the opportunity of a paid work placement with Icon Co. Recipient: Julie Sharff

Master Builders Association Construction Management Award

Master Builders Association Site Management Award

This award is available to students enrolled in the Bachelor of Construction Project Management course and the aim is to encourage academic excellence. The award is made to the student who obtained the highest weighted average mark over the three subjects: 16317 Risk and Safety Management, 16423 Procurement and Contract Management and 16914 Human Resources and Communications Management.

It is donated by the Master Builders Association of New South Wales. The Master Builders Association has been serving the building and construction industry for over 135 years and offers specialist services in contracts, industrial relations, occupational health & safety, training, apprenticeships and industry representation.

The prize consists of $500 cash.

This award is available to students enrolled in the Bachelor of Construction Project Management course and the aim is to encourage academic excellence in construction and site management. The award is made to the student who obtained the highest mark in the subject 16912 Site Management. It is donated by the Master Builders Association of New South Wales.

The Master Builders Association has been serving the building and construction industry for over 135 years and offers specialist services in contracts, industrial relations, occupational health & safety, training, apprenticeships and industry representation. The prize consists of $500 cash.

Recipient: Tremain Botha

Recipient: Elizabeth Lau

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Richard Crookes Construction Advanced Cost Management Prize This prize is donated by Richard Crookes Construction and the aim is to encourage excellence in Advanced Cost Management with an emphasis on the Design and Construct (D&C) tendering process. The prize is awarded to the highest mark undertaken by a team in 16412 Cost Management 4: Advanced Cost Management.

The prize consists of $1,000, distributed equally amongst the team members.

Recipients: Clayton Brandson, Alec Christofides, Byron Cooksley, Kristian Dingle, Alexandre Domergue, James Nickeas RICS Construction Project Management Prize This prize is donated by The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, the world’s leading professional body for qualifications and standards in land, property and construction.

The aim of the award is to encourage excellence in the Bachelor of Construction Project Management course. The award is made to the student who has obtained the highest mark in the subject 16412 Cost Management 4 – Advanced Cost Management. The prize consists of a RICS membership valued at $500.

Recipient: Kristian Dingle

Rider Levett Bucknall Award This prize is to encourage academic excellence in the final year of the Bachelor of Construction Project Management course.

This award is made to the student who obtained the highest Weighted Average Mark over the Year 4 core subjects. It is donated by Rider Levett Bucknall, a leading independent firm that consistently provides high levels of consultancy services to the property and construction industry in the form of cost consultancy and advisory services. Their team of experts across the globe is focused on developing new services aimed at supporting and enhancing businesses.

The prize consists of $1,000 cash and an offer of one month’s paid work experience.

Recipient: Kristian Dingle

Western Earthmoving Scholarship for Construction and Engineering Donated by Western Earthmoving this scholarship aims to support a broad range of students in the engineering and construction disciplines, and engage students to deepen their understanding and experience of the work of Western Earthmoving and its impact in the development industry. The scholarship is valued at $10,000 as well as the opportunity of a paid work placement with Western Earthmoving.

Recipient: Vanessa Lesicnik

Prize Giving Ceremony

Property Economics

AMP Capital Property Economics Prize This prize is donated by AMP Capital Investors, a specialist investment management firm. With over 200 in-house investment professionals and a carefully selected global network of investment partners, AMP Capital offers significant depth and breadth of investment expertise. The aim of the award is to encourage academic excellence in Year 2 of the Bachelor of Property Economics course.

This award is made to the student who has completed all Year 1 and Year 2 core subjects and obtained the highest weighted average mark. The prize consists of $1,000 cash.

Recipient: Ka Lun Suen

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Charter Hall Property Economics Scholarship This scholarship has been established to recognise the academic excellence in the Bachelor of Property Economics degree and provide the opportunity for a student to gain insight into the day-to-day operations of the property profession. The scholarship is open to applicants annually, offering students the opportunity to receive a cash grant of $10,000 to support their studies as well as the opportunity of a paid work placement with Charter Hall.

Recipient: Angela Sansom-Daly

Goodman Group Scholarship

Stockland Ervin Graf Scholarship

The Goodman Group Scholarship was first established in 2004. Restablished in 2018, the aim of the Goodman Group Scholarship is to encourage academic excellence in the Bachelor of Property Economics degree.

The Scholarship offers second year Property Economic students the opportunity to receive a cash grant of $10,000 to support their studies during their final year, as well as a six-month paid work placement with Goodman Group.

This scholarship was created in 2003 in honour of the late Ervin Graf, founder of Stockland.

The aim of the award is to encourage academic excellence in Property Economics and provide an opportunity for a student to gain insight into the day-to-day operation of the property investment and development industry. This award is made to a student who has achieved a weighted average mark of at least 70 in the subjects undertaken in the Bachelor of Property Economics course and has been judged through extended curriculum vitae and interview to have the most synergy with the culture and values of Stockland. The prize consists of $12,000 cash and one year of paid work experience.

Recipient: Sarah Smith RICS Property Economics Prize This prize is donated by The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, the world’s leading professional body for qualifications and standards in land, property and construction.

The aim of this award is to encourage excellence in the Bachelor of Property Economics course. The award is made to the student who has obtained the highest mark in the subject 16345 Property Trusts and Funds or 16677 Property Investment Vehicles. The prize consists of a RICS membership valued at $500.

Recipient: Oliver Pridham

Recipient: Tiaan Mackenzie

Prize Giving Ceremony

Property Development

Chartered Institute of Building Australasia Prize This prize was established in 2009 and the aim of the award is to raise awareness of the importance of cost planning in construction projects to ensure the best value for money is sought throughout a project’s life cycle.

This award is made to the student who has obtained the highest mark in the subject 17553 Construction Cost Planning. This prize is donated by Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Australasia, which provides a vital contribution to the promotion of professionalism and education in Australasia.

Its growing membership represents professional and academic achievement in the construction industry as well as a wealth of knowledge and expertise. The prize consists of tickets to attend CIOB NSW events, CIOB Novus Events and a CIOB certificate.

Recipient: Costa Argyrou

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Martin Hill Property Development Feasibility Award Prize The Martin Hill Property Development Feasibility Prize is donated by HillPDA, a specialist property consulting firm.

The aim of the award is to encourage academic excellence in the Master of Property Development with an emphasis on development feasibility modelling. The award would be made to the student has obtained and achieved a mark of 75% or above in the subjects 12535 Development Feasibility and Modelling, 15142 Property Development Process and 17700 Planning and Environmental Law, and has demonstrated through interview to be the most potential aptitude in development feasibility modelling.

The prize consists of $2000 cash and the opportunity to undertake a full time paid internship with HillPDA. Recipient: Bowen Zhu

RICS Property Development Prize This prize is donated by The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, the world’s leading professional body for qualifications and standards in land, property and construction.

The aim of this award is to encourage excellence in the Master of Property Development course, and is made to the student who has obtained the highest mark in the subject 12535 Development Feasibility and Valuation. The prize consists of a RICS membership valued at $500.

Recipients: Guishi Wang

Prize Giving Ceremony

Project Management

ICCPM Project Management Student Prize The International Centre for Complex Project Management (ICCPM), donates this prize. The aim of this award is to encourage Excellence in the Master of Project Management course and is made out to the student who has obtained the highest mark in the subject 15327 Managing Project Complexity. The prize consists of $500 cash.

Recipient: Michael Slinn PMI Project Management Student Prize The Project Management Institute, the world’s leading professional body for project management, donates this prize. The aim of this award is to encourage Excellence in the Master of Project Management course and is made to the student who has obtained the highest mark in the subject 15318 Management of Project Knowledge. The prize consists of $500 cash.

Recipient: Marlar Bowyer

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

RICS Project Management Prize This prize is donated by The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, the world’s leading professional body for qualifications and standards in land, property and construction.

The aim of this award is to encourage excellence in the Master of Project Management course and is made to the student who has obtained the highest mark in the subject 15348 Commercial Management of Projects. The prize consists of a RICS membership valued at $500.

Recipient: Belinda Kelly

Tracey Brunstrom & Hammond Project Innovation Entrepreneurship Prize

Tracey Brunstrom & Hammond Project Management Scholarship

The Tracey Brunstrom & Hammond Project Innovation & Entrepreneurship Prize is donated by Tracey Brunstrom & Hammond.

Established in 1965, Tracey Brunstrom & Hammond provides independent project services. The aim of the award is to encourage academic excellence in in the Master of Project Management. It is awarded to the student who achieves the highest weighted average mark in the subject 15328 Project Innovation & Entrepreneurship. The prize consists of $1,000 cash.

The Tracey Brunstrom & Hammond Project Management Scholarship is donated by Tracey Brunstrom & Hammond. Established in 1965, Tracey Brunstrom & Hammond provides independent project services. The intention of this Scholarship is to support commencing or continuing postgraduate students by assisting them financially and to provide the opportunity for a student to gain insight into the day-today operation of the Project Management profession. The scholarship includes $5000 and a six-month paid work placement.

Recipient: Belinda Kelly

Recipient: Catherine Jia

Prize Giving Ceremony

University Scholarships

Vice-Chancellor’s Merit Scholarship The Vice-Chancellor’s Merit Scholarship is an equity scholarship awarded to students demonstrating academic excellence in high school (ATAR of 90 or above) in the 2017 academic year. This scholarship is valued at $12,500 per annum for the length of any undergraduate course, including an Honours year.

Recipient: Magnolia Minton-Sparke Vice-Chancellor’s Outstanding Achievement Scholarship The Vice-Chancellor’s Outstanding Achievement Scholarship is awarded to students demonstrating academic excellence in high school (ATAR of 95 or above) in the 2017 academic year. This scholarship is valued at $12,500 per annum for the length of any undergraduate course, including an Honours year.

Recipients: Catherine Chai, Amie Long

Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building

Donors & Sponsors Adrian Boddy Amber Tiles Andreasens Green Wholesale Nurseries Australian Design Centre Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) Australian Wool Education Trust (AWET) AMP Capital Australian Institute of Architects Australian Institute of Building (NSW Chapter) Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (NSW Chapter) Billbergia Group Pty Ltd Charter Hall Chartered Institute of Building of Australiasia (CIOB) Concrete Masonry Association of Australia (CMAA) Cox Architecture CSR Hebel Dr John J (Jack) Greenland Durbach Block Jaggers Architects Goodman Group

Garth Barnett Scholarship Trust Grimshaw Architects Hansen Yuncken NSW Construction HillPDA Hugh B Gage Icon Co (NSW) International Centre for Complex Project Management (ICCPM) ISKO Judy Nielsen Master Builders Association of NSW Mirvac Constructions Neville Quarry Travel Scholarship Fund NSW Business Chamber Professor Anthony Burke Project Management Institute (PMI) Property Council of Australia Richard Crookes Construction Rider Levett Bucknall Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Steensen Varming Stockland

Swarovski The Families of Daniel and Lyndell Droga and David and Marisa Droga (The Droga Family Foundation) Think Positive Prints Tracey Brunstrom and Hammond UTS: Marketing and Communications Unit UTS for the family of Emma Ball UTS for Jenny Tonybee Wilson Western Earthmoving Pty Ltd Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) and Stockland awards prizes/scholarships directly to UTS Students Credits DAB Marketing and Communication Unit DAB Academic Programs Office DAB Finance and Services UTS Printing Services

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