Kerry Hill, Andrew Patterson and Nat Cheshire sign on...

Great Judging Line-up   /   Online pre-judging for Open entries

Singapore-based Kerry Hill will join Andrew Patterson of Patterson Associates and Nat Cheshire of Cheshire Architects on the judging panel for this year's AAA Cavalier Bremworth Unbuilt Architecture Awards.

  

Australian-born, Kerry Hill has been responsible for the design of many significant developments in South-East Asia and the wider Pacific region.  His achievements in his 40+ years of practice were recognised by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects honouring him with their Gold Medal in 2006. In 2010, he received the Singapore President's Design Award for the Designer of the Year.  He lectures extensively and has taught in several leading schools of architecture.

In May this year Andrew Patterson's practice was named by the world's most searched architectural journal; World Architecture News as one of five firms "whose directional ideas are helping to shape the future of [world] architecture".

This achievement is unprecedented in New Zealand's creative community. Patterson Associates are multiple recipients of New Zealand's highest architectural awards, and are the architects of New Zealand's only new build 6 star Green rated project- Geyser in Auckland.   Andrew Patterson is also the chairman of the Auckland Architectural Association for 2011.

The third member of the judging panel, Nat Cheshire, is an exciting young architect and designer who moves organically from huge institutional work to the digital fabrication of bespoke door handles and the hand-finishing of reclaimed furniture. He has been working in architecture since the mid-nineties, and ran a boutique practice before joining with Pip to start Cheshire Architects.

The trio will undoubtedly engage in some robust debate in judging both the student section and the two Open sections of the awards this year.