1/8POPULAR DESIGN: Margo and Dan Sparks of Sparks Architects with their People's Choice Award at the 2017 National Architecture Awards in Canberra. Picture: Erle Levey
2017 National Architect Awards in photos
2/8Tasmania chapter executive director Jennifer Nichols, Matt McDonald of the national executive and South Australia executive director Nicolette Dilernia at the 2017 National Architecture Awards in Canberra. Picture: Erle Levey
3/8Alessandro Filippi of HDR, Peter Dawson of Architectus, Darren Tims and Ron Hicks of Rice Daubney and Stephen Long of Architectus at the 2017 National Architecture Awards in Canberra. Picture: Erle Levey
4/8?Justine Thorp and Michael Lavery of m3architecture at the 2017 National Architecture Awards in Canberra. Picture: Erle Levey
5/8Adrian Welke of Troppo Architects, Darwin, with James Russell and John Ellway of James Russell Architects at the 2017 National Architecture Awards in Canberra. Picture: Erle Levey
6/8Queensland chapter president Bruce Wolfe, Peter Dawson and Stephen Long of Architectus, and Jocelyn Wolfe at the 2017 National Architecture Awards in Canberra. Picture: Erle Levey
7/8National president Richard Kirk with Howard Raggatt of ARM Architecture, Melbourne, at the 2017 National Architecture Awards in Canberra. Picture: Erle Levey
8/8John Ellway and James Russell of James Russell Architects, with Chris Kelly of Chris Kelly Architecture Workshop, Wellington, NZ, at the 2017 National Architecture Awards in Canberra. Picture: Erle Levey
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