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Finalists announced for 2017 Dulux Colour Awards

MEDIA RELEASE

6 APRIL 2017

FINALISTS ANNOUNCED FOR 2017 DULUX COLOUR AWARDS®


In another record-breaking year, 286 entries have been reviewed for the 2017 Dulux Colour Awards, narrowing the field down to 88 finalists across Australia and New Zealand.

Now in its 31st year, the iconic program is set to once again recognise Australian and New Zealand’s diversely creative and outstanding use of colour across commercial and residential spaces.

Recognising inventive colour application in built environments, the 88 finalists were selected across nine categories:

• Commercial Interior – Workplace & Retail (15 finalists)

• Commercial Interior – Public Spaces & Hospitality (16 finalists)

• Commercial Exterior (17 finalists)

• Single Residential Interior (14 finalists)

• Single Residential Exterior (5 finalists)

• Multi Residential Interior (5 finalists)

• Multi Residential Exterior (5 finalists)

• International (7 finalists)

• Student (4 finalists)

Dulux Colour Planning and Communication Manager, Andrea Lucena-Orr, said the 2017 submissions were exciting, inventive and unexpected, in line with this year’s theme of ‘Bold, Forward, Tilted’.

“This year, we witnessed a trend of darker tones in commercial spaces – with blacks, charcoals and purples prominent throughout exteriors and interiors. Cooler combinations of blues and greens were also popular, while architects and designers are continuing to explore geometric shapes and industrial aesthetics.

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“Similarly, residential entries embraced moodier palettes and deeper colour tones, which were cleverly off-set with elegant light greys, whites and soft pinks. There was a strong modernist influence evident, and minimal colour schemes with metallic shades applied in subtle ways.

“We were also greatly impressed with the calibre of this year’s student entries, with imaginative concepts and clever colour combinations displayed,” Andrea said.

The 2017 Dulux Colour Awards finalists will now be judged by a panel of design leaders, including; Ryan Russell – Director at Russell & George; Maurice Terzini – Restaurateur and Fashion Designer; Fiona Lynch – Director at Fiona Lynch Interior Design; Timothy Hill - Director at Partner’s Hill; and Shelley Ferguson – Editor in Chief of Your Home and Garden (NZ).

The judging panel will select winners across the nine categories, with the best of the category winners awarded the Grand Prix prize. Winners of the 2017 Dulux Colour Awards will be announced at a gala event in Melbourne on Wednesday 10 May, 2017.

For more information on the 2017 Dulux Colour Awards, visit www.dulux.co.nz/colourawards

The 2017 Dulux Colour Awards finalists are listed below. Please note – location listing reflects the project address.

INTERNATIONAL (9)

Project NameArchitecture/Design PracticeCategory
Antarctic Heritage Trust -
Hillary's Hut

(New Zealand)

Antarctic Heritage TrustCommercial Exterior / International
The Old Vicarage

(New Zealand)

Element 17 LtdCommercial Exterior / International
Avery Project

(New Zealand)

German Kitchens LimitedSingle Residential Interior / International
City Villa

(New Zealand)

Goode Interiors LtdSingle Residential Exterior / International
Art Deco Alive!

(New Zealand)

Christchurch ApartmentsMulti Residential Exterior / International
The Pulse

(New Zealand)

Xsite Architects LtdMulti Residential Exterior / International
Australis Nathan

(New Zealand)

Peddle ThorpInternational
Carrara Baths

(New Zealand)

Taylor Chan (University of Auckland)Student (Years 1 - 6)
BikiniTravis Walton ArchitectureCommercial Interior - Public and Hospitality / International

VIC (37)

Project NameArchitecture/Design PracticeCategory
Fourviere Centre, Assumption CollegeY2 ARCHITECTURECommercial Interior - Workplace and Retail
Melbourne Flower MerchantStudio 103Commercial Interior - Workplace and Retail
PEXAFuturespaceCommercial Interior - Workplace and Retail
BDOUnispaceCommercial Interior - Workplace and Retail
SJB - Oliver Lane StudioSJBCommercial Interior - Workplace and Retail
JoylatiStudio YCommercial Interior - Public and Hospitality
PintohStudio YCommercial Interior - Public and Hospitality
KA Fire StairDeakin UniversityCommercial Interior - Public and Hospitality
Monash School of Nursing & Midwifery Public SpacesSibling ArchitectureCommercial Interior - Public and Hospitality
Captain GreyBiasolCommercial Interior – Public and Hospitality
Middletown CafeStudio TateCommercial Interior - Public and Hospitality
James Richardson Furniture DENFAIR 2016Latitude GroupCommercial Interior - Public and Hospitality
Wah Wah GeeStudio EquatorCommercial Interior - Public and Hospitality
Readings KidsNest ArchitectsCommercial Exterior /
Commercial Interior - Workplace and Retail
Wodonga West Children's CentreNOW ArchitectureCommercial Exterior
Ivanhoe Grammar Senior Years & ScienceMcBride Charles RyanCommercial Exterior
Dawson StreetMGS ArchitectsCommercial Exterior
RMIT Bundoora West Student AccommodationRichard Middleton ArchitectsCommercial Exterior /
Multi Residential Interior
Malvern House

Austin Design AssociatesSingle Residential Interior
Middle ParkSisalla Interior DesignSingle Residential Interior
Footscray ApartmentBoardGrove ArchitectsSingle Residential Interior
Wheelers HillEco Edge Architecture + Interior DesignSingle Residential Interior
CavaleCamille JavalSingle Residential Interior
Fitzroy ResidenceDoherty Design StudioSingle Residential Interior
Belmont HouseKennedy NolanSingle Residential Interior
Hawthorn HouseADDARCSingle Residential Interior
Northcote HouseTaylor KnightsSingle Residential Interior
Former Sweet FactoryFolk ArchitectsSingle Residential Interior
DuplayArchsignSingle Residential Exterior
Flinders HouseAustin Design AssociatesSingle Residential Exterior
Camberwell One

Eco Edge Architecture + Interior DesignSingle Residential Interior/ Single Residential Exterior
Nine Smith StNeometroMulti Residential Interior
Coppin Street ApartmentsMUSK Architecture StudioMulti Residential Interior
107 Cambridge


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