Happening at COX

The world winners of the Prix Versailles 2019 have been announced at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris - with Optus Stadium taking home the world title in Sports. Known as the ‘world architecture award,’ the Prix Versailles celebrates commercial architecture projects from across the globe. The prestigious international awards consider innovation, creativity, reflection of local, natural

COX Urban Designer HY William Chan has made the Forbes ‘30 Under 30’ list, praised for his innovative plastic up-cycling that aims to change the way future cities are designed. William’s up-cycling project uses plastic waste found in refugee camps, refining and converting it into 3D-printed architectural items. These items allow refugees to improve their

Melbourne Jet Base, an exclusive airport terminal that balances airport functionality with 5-star flair, took out the Commercial Architecture award at this year’s Victorian Architecture Awards. Commended by the jury for being a shining star amongst mundane airplane hangars and industrial A-frame sheds, ‘the Jet Base in Tullamarine provides a refreshing addition to [Melbourne’s] aviation

A recent addition to Perth’s ever-expanding skyline, Capital Square (also known as Mia Yellagonga) took out an award for sustainable architecture at the WA Architecture Awards. The Jury commended Capital Square’s ‘demonstrated commitment to sustainability [that] sets a benchmark of excellence for high-rise office design.’ The sleek and imposing Mia Yellagonga building holds the highest

The Caulfield to Dandenong Level Crossing Removal project took home an award in the Public Architecture category at this year’s Victorian Architecture Awards, setting a ‘precent for the shape of Melbourne’s future public rail system.’ The Caulfield to Dandenong project saw the removal of nine problematic crossings, replacing them with five elevated railway stations, new