Happening at COX

The 2019 Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) announced their shortlist, and COX are excited to have six projects nominated across six categories. The IDEA's are Australia’s largest independent design awards program. Launched by Inside Magazine in 2003, the program celebrates the best of Australian interior and product design across 13 categories. The shortlisted projects are:

Three COX projects have been shortlisted in the 2019 Australian Urban Design Awards – the nation’s premier awards for excellence and innovation in urban design. The awards ‘recognise contemporary Australian urban design projects of the highest quality.’ The three nominated COX projects are across two categories. Nominated in the ‘built projects – city and regional scale’ category:

Newly crowned Wimbledon champion and world No.4 Simona Halep is amongst a list of tennis champions who will head to South Australia in 2020 as part of the Adelaide International. The internationally sanctioned men’s and women’s tennis tournament will be played under the centre courts new canopy - designed by COX Architecture. The canopy, which

Parlour is ‘a space to speak – bringing together research, informed opinion and resources, generating debate and discussion and expanding spaces for women in Australian architecture.’ The Parlour Seasonal Salons are an opportunity to connect and celebrate women active in our built environment. This year COX hosted the Sydney Winter Salon at our Clarence Street studio.

The World Architecture Festival has announced the shortlist for its Best Use of Colour Prize, naming Perth Children’s Hospital as one of the finalists. Perth Children’s Hospital, completed in collaboration with JCY Architects and Urban Designers and Billard Leece Partnership with HKS Inc., cleverly uses colour and form to create an atmosphere of positivity and