NOMINATED PROJECTS NOMINATED PROJECTS THANKS TO OUR 2024 Sponsors PLATINUM PARTNER GOLD SPONSORS CATEGORY SPONSORS 1 NOMINATED PROJECTS Residential Subdivision Projects entered in this category may comprise of low to medium density residential development - primarily land sub-division including single storey, double storey attached and detached and/or small lot housing. Projects would not include a comprehensive range of facilities within the development but should have established a satisfactory relationship and integration with facilities nearby. The way the project has responded to the local context, considered the wider community’s objectives and created a sense of place will form part of the decision making for the judges. In addition, the way the project responds to any planning challenges or unique site constraints through its urban design and also how the urban design delivers a liveable and vibrant community will be considered by the judges. Overall market response and the way the project has performed against financial goals and sales targets will also impact the judges’ decision. Category Sponsor PROJECT COMPANY ATWATER ROCKINGHAM CEDAR WOODS ROCKINGHAM MYELLA SATTERLEY WANNEROO SATTERLEY AND KARA AT TREEBY TREEBY DEVELOPMENTWA Book for the Gala Dinner Here 2023 Residential Subdivision Winner: Henley Brook by Mirvac Back to 2 Contents NOMINATED Masterplanned PROJECTS Communities Projects entered in this category must have a coherent design, with a relevant range of facilities within the development, whether predominantly residential, civic, recreational, entertainment, tourist, commercial or industrial, or a combination of any of these primary uses. The substantially completed project must be large enough to generate a sense of community and developed to the stage where tangible benefits of a ‘masterplanned’ approach can be demonstrated. Category Sponsor PROJECT COMPANY COTTESLOE REDEVELOPMENT CURTIN HERITAGE LIVING COTTESLOE SATTERLEY AND BRIGHTON / EDEN BEACH BUTLER DEVELOPMENTWA WHITEMAN EDGE STOCKLAND BRABHAM Book for the Gala Dinner Here 2023 Masterplanned Communities Winner: Exchange at Curtin University by Curtin University Back to 3 Contents NOMINATED PROJECTS Boutique Development Projects eligible for this award must be 3 storeys or less in height and consist only of townhouses, terraces or similar product. Entries will be judged based on how the project has responded to the local context, considered the wider community’s objectives and created a sense of place. The ability of a project to respond to and overcome any planning challenges or unique site constraints will also be taken into consideration. The judges will also make note of any innovative initiatives that have been incorporated into the design beyond regulatory requirements as well as the way the market has responded to the project and factor in the project’s performance against financial goals and sales targets. The extent to which the architectural merit of the project has contributed to its success and the local environment as well as the kind of processes that have been implemented to ensure a high level of finish will also factor into the judges’ decision making. PROJECT COMPANY CELSIUS PROPERTY GROUP 21 COOYOU CLOSE EXMOUTH AND THE FOWLER GROUP DALKEITH TERRACES WESTBRIDGE URBAN DALKEITH Book for the Gala Dinner Here 2023 Boutique Development Winner: Salt Lane at Shoreline by DevelopmentWA Back to 4 Contents NOMINATED PROJECTS Sustainability Projects eligible for this award will be able to demonstrate how sustainability initiatives across the following areas have been incorporated into the project beyond regulatory requirements: • Urban ecology • Waste management • Energy • Materials • Water • Community Formal third-party sustainability ratings including EnviroDevelopment certification or similar are highly desirable. The inclusion of non-standard features or initiatives (e.g. design process and outcomes, community engagement, construction practices, partnerships with community groups etc.) and the way they have significantly enhanced the project will also factor into the judges decision making. PROJECT COMPANY PEET LIMITED AND BRABHAM ESTATE BRABHAM DEVELOPMENTWA HESPERIA MURDOCH SQUARE MURDOCH AND AEGIS HEALTH NEW LIBRARY, ADMINISTRATION AND SHIRE OF DARDANUP EATON COMMUNITY BUILDING TL ROBERTSON LIBRARY CURTIN UNIVERSITY BENTLEY Book for the Gala Dinner 2023 UDIA WA Sustainability and Here Afforadable Housing Winner, 2024 UDIA National Sustainability and Project of the Year Winner: Back to Witchcliffe Ecovilliage by Sustainable Settlements Pty Ltd and Perron Developments Pty Ltd 5 Contents NOMINATED PROJECTS Urban Renewal Projects eligible for this award must demonstrate revitalisation and appropriate use of land and/ or buildings in established suburbs or inner city areas and can either retain some existing built elements on a site or be inserted into an existing built environment. Entries will be judged based on how the project has responded to the local context, considered the wider community’s objectives and created a sense of place. The ability of a project to respond to and overcome any planning challenges or unique site constraints will also be taken into consideration. The judges will also make note of any innovative initiatives that have been incorporated into the design beyond regulatory requirements as well as the way the market has responded to the project and factor in the project’s performance against financial goals and sales targets. Category Sponsor PROJECT COMPANY CIVIC HEART FINBAR SOUTH PERTH COTTESLOE REDEVELOPMENT CURTIN HERITAGE LIVING COTTESLOE HESPERIA MURDOCH SQUARE MURDOCH AND AEGIS HEALTH ONE SUBIACO BLACKBURNE SUBIACO Book for the Gala Dinner Here 2023 Urban Renewal Winner: Montario Quarter by DevelopmentWA Back to 6 Contents NOMINATED PROJECTS Social & Community Infrastructure Projects eligible for this award must be submitted by a local government, or State Government agency. Developers are eligible to enter if their entry is a public realm project and allows for general community use and demonstrated leadership and innovation in delivering services and/or social infrastructure developments, such as civic/community buildings, schools, and hospitals. The judges will look to the extent to which the architectural merit of the project has contributed to its success and the local environment when judging this award, along with the extent to which innovative initiatives have been incorporated into the project. The success of the project in strengthening local communities and integrating into the wider community will also be a key factor for the judges. Category Sponsor PROJECT COMPANY BALDIVIS SPORTS COMPLEX CITY OF ROCKINGHAM BALDIVIS SATTERLEY AND CENTRAL PARK AT KARA TREEBY DEVELOPMENTWA HESPERIA MURDOCH SQUARE MURDOCH AND AEGIS HEALTH NEW LIBRARY, ADMINISTRATION AND SHIRE OF DARDANUP EATON COMMUNITY BUILDING SUBIACO OVAL DEVELOPMENTWA SUBIACO REVITALISATION TL ROBERTSON LIBRARY CURTIN UNIVERSITY BENTLEY Book for the Gala Dinner Here 2023 Social & Community Infrastructure Winner: Rockingham Youth Centre by the City of Rockingham Back to 7 Contents NOMINATED PROJECTS Marketing This category recognises exemplary marketing for quality projects in the property industry. Projects need to have demonstrated an innovative and successful marketing approach and substantial delivery of the marketing strategy of the project. Entries are judged on their branding, understanding of the target market, use of available budget and resources relative to the scale of the project, market acceptance as evidenced by sales, and the achievement of the original marketing objectives. Category Sponsor PROJECT COMPANY PEET LIMITED AND BRABHAM ESTATE BRABHAM DEVELOPMENTWA BROADWAY ON THE BAY EDGE VISIONARY LIVING CRAWLEY KENNEDY BAY PARCEL PROPERTY PORT KENNEDY STOCKLAND ILLYARRIE STOCKLAND WANNEROO THE GLADES - YOUR PLACE SATTERLEY BYFORD CAMPAIGN WEST VILLAGE BLACKBURNE KARRINYUP Book for the Gala Dinner Here 2023 Marketing Winner: Ora Sorrento by Megara Property Back to 8 Contents NOMINATED PROJECTS Design This award recognises excellence in design (predominantly residential, ie. small lot housing, villas, town houses, terrace homes, row housing, apartment buildings). There is no requirement for the project to be completed or under construction but the conceptual design/work behind it should be substantially developed, particularly in relation to solutions to a challenge or specific requirement, building structure and aesthetics. This award is judged based on the way the design of the project demonstrates design excellence and architectural merit. How the project responds to the characteristics of the site and positively and thoughtfully engages with the local area and streetscape will also be taken into consideration. The way in which the design challenges traditional building typologies and planning typologies along with the innovative initiatives incorporated into the project beyond regulatory requirements will also factor in the judges’ decision making. PROJECT COMPANY CELSIUS PROPERTY GROUP, 21 COOYOU CLOSE PLUS ARCHITECTURE AND EXMOUTH FOWLER GROUP CIVIC HEART FINBAR SOUTH PERTH COTTESLOE REDEVELOPMENT CURTIN HERITAGE LIVING COTTESLOE DALKEITH TERRACES WESTBRIDGE URBAN DALKEITH THE GROVE RESIDENCES BLACKBURNE CLAREMONT Book for the Gala Dinner Here 2023 Design Winner: Victoria House by Hesperia Back to 9 Contents NOMINATED PROJECTS Apartments (Mid-Rise) Projects eligible for this award must be between 6 and 10 storeys in height (inclusive). Entries will be judged based on how the project has responded to the local context, considered the wider community’s objectives and created a sense of place. The ability of a project to respond to and overcome any planning challenges or unique site constraints will also be taken into consideration. The judges will also make note of any innovative initiatives that have been incorporated into the design beyond regulatory requirements as well as the way the market has responded to the project and factor in the project’s performance against financial goals and sales targets. The extent to which the architectural merit of the project has contributed to its success and the local environment as well as the kind of processes that have been implemented to ensure a high level of finish will also factor into the judges’ decision making. PROJECT COMPANY EAST VILLAGE BLACKBURNE KARRINYUP RIVEAN BLUEWAYS GROUP NEDLANDS Book for the Gala Dinner Here 2023 Apartments (Mid-Rise) Winner: NOMA Residences by Parcel Property Back to 10 Contents NOMINATED PROJECTS Apartments (High-Rise) Projects eligible for this award must be 11 storeys or greater in height. Entries will be judged based on how the project has responded to the local context, considered the wider community’s objectives and created a sense of place. The ability of a project to respond to and overcome any planning challenges or unique site constraints will also be taken into consideration. The judges will also make note of any innovative initiatives that have been incorporated into the design beyond regulatory requirements as well as the way the market has responded to the project and factor in the project’s performance against financial goals and sales targets. The extent to which the architectural merit of the project has contributed to its success and the local environment as well as the kind of processes that have been implemented to ensure a high level of finish will also factor into the judges’ decision making. PROJECT COMPANY CIVIC HEART FINBAR SOUTH PERTH THE GROVE RESIDENCES BLACKBURNE CLAREMONT Book for the Gala Dinner 2023 Apartments (High-Rise): Here ONE Subiaco by Blackburne Back to 11 Contents NOMINATED PROJECTS Seniors Living This category recognises projects that pay particular attention to the needs of residents over the age of 55 that present a high standard of overall design creating a sense of place while also having a high regard for an energy & water efficient lifestyle. Entries are not limited to residential projects but may also include aged care. Projects in this category will be judged for the ways in which the project has responded to the local context, and the needs of the wider community & objectives. How the project has responded to and overcome any planning challenges will be noted. Judges will also take into consideration the extent to which innovation initiatives have been implemented beyond regulatory requirements. The way in which the project provides either care services, or a transition to aged care will also be a factor in the judges’ decision making. Category Sponsor PROJECT COMPANY COTTESLOE REDEVELOPMENT CURTIN HERITAGE LIVING COTTESLOE GRANDTON APPLECROSS NORUP + WILSON APPLECROSS Book for the Gala Dinner Here 2022 Seniors Living Winner: Rosewood West Perth by Rosewood Care Group Back to 12 Contents NOMINATED PROJECTS Local Government New Category Authority of the Year To be eligible for this category, the LGA nominated must be endorsed by a developer member of UDIA WA. Judges will consider how the LGA is contributing to increasing housing supply, and how their approach is tailored to address specific pain points for housing delivery or to create enhanced market opportunities. LGAs will also be judged on culture and productivity. Within the LGA, their culture must demonstrate collaboration within the development sector while also proactively working to address constraints that impact project delivery. Judges will also consider the regularity and transparency of reporting against key performance indicators, timeliness of issued approvals and permits, and the adoption of a continuous improvement approach in the quality of their systems and processes. The LGAs approach to sustainability, liveability, and productivity to demonstrate strategic planning that addresses short, medium, and long-term infrastructure needs in collaboration with the development sector, State and Federal Government (when relevant) will be considered. Category Sponsor PROJECT ENTRANT CITY OF COCKBURN IN COLLABORATION WITH DEVELOPMENTWA’S ONEONEFIVE CITY OF COCKBURN HAMILTON HILL REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT STOCKLAND CANOPY CITY OF STIRLING DELIVERING COLLABORATIVE, SUSTAINABLE, SHIRE OF LIVEABLE, AND MEMORABLE GROWTH SERPENTINE-JARRAHDALE Book for the Gala Dinner 2023 Judges Award Winner: Here 7A & 7B Carman Way, Bassendean Specialist Disability Accommodation by Foundation Housing Back to 13 Contents NOMINATED Team of the Year New PROJECTS Category To be eligible for this category, the nominating organisation must be a UDIA member. Teams can be formed from multiple organisations including consultant teams working on a project, program, or major activity/initiative. When evaluating the Team of the Year judges will take the following into consideration: • Driving Housing Supply Outcomes • Collaborative Culture • Innovation • Leaving a Legacy Across the four criteria, judges will be assessing how each team has addressed pain points for housing delivery or have created enhanced market opportunities. Their approaches should demonstrate a collaborative approach culture that is embedded into the processes and work processes implemented to deliver projects – evidence that the team culture goes beyond BAU practices is encouraged. Teams should be able to demonstrate the ways that the wider industry or community will benefit from the outcomes, process changes, or their shared learnings. Category Sponsor TEAM COMPANY CATALINA REGIONAL COUNCIL CATALINA PROJECT TEAM AND SATTERLEY CIRQUE DUET ERBEN WESTERN POWER - CUSTOMER CONNECTION WESTERN POWER SERVICES - LAND DEVELOPMENT TEAM WORMALL GROUP WORMALL GROUP ARBOUR, MARGARET RIVER YOLK PROPERTY GROUP Book for the Gala 2023 UDIA WA Apartments (High-Rise), Dinner Russel Perry Award for Urban Development Excellence, Here and 2024 UDIA National Apartments (High-Rise) Winner: ONE Subiaco by Blackburne Back to 14 Contents NOMINATED PROJECTS UDIA WA WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND THANKS TO THE 2024 AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE SPONSORS ADDITIONAL SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS AVAILABLE. EMAIL CHRIS THURMOTT AT CTHURMOTT@UDIAWA.COM.AU FOR MORE INFORMATION Unit 26, Level 1 UDIAWA 3 Wexford Street Subiaco WA 6008 Urban Development Institute of Australia (WA) P 08 9215 3400 udiawa E udia@udiawa.com.au W www.udiawa.com.au 15