AIA Victorian Architecture Awards: Regional Prize Winner - The Grampians Peaks Trail (Stage 2) by NoxonGiffen with McGregor Coxall⁠ ⁠ Jury citation excerpt: "The structures are a collection of modest, yet especially well-crafted pavilions, camping platforms and self-contained amenity structures. The different settings use a common design language and extraordinarily well-crafted detailing, with differentiation arising from an individual material and formal response to the geology, vegetation and outlook of each site." ⁠ "The Grampians Peaks Trail Stage 2 is a future catalyst to the sensitive exploration of the region, enhancing the experience of hikers, campers and the community in general, and creating ongoing development of our collective understanding of Country."⁠ Congratulations to our NoxonGiffen and McGregor Coxall teams! ⁠ ⁠ Architect: @noxongiffen⁠ Design Director: Justin Noxon⁠ Project Architect: Andrew Jenner⁠ Project Team: Darren Giffen, Stephanie Morgia, Olivia Peel, Sophie Chomard ⁠ Landscape Architect: @mcgregorcoxall⁠ Project Director: Nick Griffin⁠ Design Leads: Nick Griffin & Christian Bochert⁠ Project Team: Thomas Flugge, Rupert Carmichael, Miranda Wilkinson, Brendan Murphy ⁠ ⁠ Engineer: @opsengineers⁠ Project Manager: @weareontoit⁠ Main Contractor: @linctgroup⁠ Photographer: @shannonmcgrath7⁠ With special thanks to the traditional owners being Barengi Gadjin Land Council, Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation and Gunditj Mirring Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation, the three regional council jurisdictions, our client @parksvic for the opportunity to be part of this incredible project, and the team at the Office of Victorian Government Architect (OVGA) for their continued support throughout. ⁠ To the Australian Institute of Architecture and our industry peers on the jury, thank you for this honour! We are thrilled to have been part of this significant project for regional Victoria and the people of Gariwerd. #VicArchitectureAwards2022 #VicArchitectureAwards #AustralianInstituteofArchitects #VicArchitecture