ANNABELLE PEGRUM AM

Architect

Annabelle is a Canberra Architect, a Life Fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects, and Adjunct Professor in architecture at the University of Canberra. For ten years she was the Chief Executive of the National Capital Authority responsible for the planning and development of Canberra as Australia’s National Capital. Most recently she was a member of the NSW Independent Planning Commission determining state significant developments including for infrastructure.

Annabelle is recognised as a leader and advocate for excellence in city-making and has managed various promotional campaigns and communication strategies to foster an awareness of Canberra as the National Capital.

AWARDS

2007 Member in the Order of Australia for service to the planning, promotion, enhancement and development of

Australia’s national capital, and to architecture, particularly as a mentor to women in the profession.Australian Institute of
Architecture Presidents Award, 2001

Centenary MedalTelstra ACT

Businesswoman of the Year

TIMOTHY HILL

Architect, Director Partners Hill

Previously director of Donovan Hill, Timothy Hill recently established Partners Hill to continue participating in building, researching, advocating and teaching. His prior experience in collaborations has yielded the C House, D House, HH House, State Library of Queensland, Santos Place, Cornwall Apartments, Translational Research Institute and the Neville Bonner Building. His current preoccupations include non-family housing, post-white-cube galleries, civic landscapes, historical architectural styles and the scope for interior design in Australia.
Annabelle is recognised as a leader and advocate for excellence in city-making and has managed various promotional campaigns and communication strategies to foster an awareness of Canberra as the National Capital.

AWARDS

2001 National Architecture Awards: The Robin Boyd Award for Residential Architecture – Houses (New), D House

F.D.G. Stanley Award for Public Architecture, Translational Research Institute – Wilson Architects and Donovan Hill (architects in association)

2019 National Architecture Awards: The Robin Boyd Award for Residential Architecture – Houses (New), Daylesford House

JEFA GREENAWAY

Architect, Director Greenaway Architects

Jefa Greenaway is a nationally recognised architect, academic at the University of Melbourne, design advocate and a regular design commentator on ABC Radio Melbourne. As a registered architect in private practice in both NSW and Victoria, he seeks to reveal layers of history and memory through connections to place, demonstrating the value of people centred design which interrogates one’s own philosophical or ethical underpinning and design responsibilities. Over two decades he’s also championed Indigenous led design thinking, particularly through the International Indigenous Design Charter, as Regional Ambassador (Oceania) of INDIGO (International Indigenous Design Alliance) and sits on numerous boards that intersect with art, architecture and cultural heritage.

AWARDS

AIA National Emerging architect prize (the Dulux Study Tour 2011)

Senior Fellow at the Melbourne School of Design (2014)

City of Melbourne’s Public Arts Advisory Panel

Inaugural Stormtech Scholarship at Glen Murcutt Masterclass

GRACE LILLIAN LEE

Designer, Mentor, Curator, ArtistDirector,
First Nations Fashion Design

Honours Graduate in Fashion Design from RMIT University

Grace Lillian Lee is a multicultural Australian artist known for drawing inspiration from her indigenous heritage. Through collaborations with Australian indigenous communities and their art centres she has created a platform for cultural expression and celebration by way of fashion performances.

Grace travels to indigenous communities to encourage creative expression and mentor young people as well as collaborate with artists and art centres. Her aim is to guide members towards developing their art into textiles and adornment in a contemporary way while orchestrating the sharing of artistic culture between generations. This is instrumental in the preservation and celebrations of traditional techniques and creatives.

AWARDS

Nominated for the Special Recognition Award for outstanding contribution, 2020 Inaugural National Indigenous Fashion Awards

DANIEL CALVO

3D Media Designer, Director Mosster Studio

We are artists, designers and creative technologists and we are here to challenge how technology and art are used to inspire understanding through a sense of awe, wonder, curiosity and joy. We create art experiences where digital technology is our matter and tool to provide a base where people have room to build using their own imagination and where they can explore their own creativity.

We love experimentation and continuously invent new approaches for the exploration of art and technology trough workshops, immersive interactive installations and space interventions. Our creations encourage viewers to question the ways of the world and through our work we aim to inspire happiness and joy to cultivate further creativity that fires up a sense of wonder.

AWARDS

(updated info on awards still coming)