澳大利亞設(shè)計學院頒發(fā)首屆獎項，Bates Smart 憑借位于 Cabrini Malvern 的 Gandel Wing 的急診醫(yī)療服務(wù)大樓在首屆澳大利亞設(shè)計學院獎中斬獲最佳位置。

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澳大利亞設(shè)計學院 (DIA) – 澳大利亞的國家設(shè)計機構(gòu)，最近宣布了其首屆 2021 年澳大利亞設(shè)計師大獎的獲獎?wù)??！暗攸c”、“使用”和“互動”三個類別在全國范圍內(nèi)擁有大量具有前瞻性的項目?！暗胤健弊R別我們居住、生活和經(jīng)營的空間；“使用”慶祝我們使用的東西；而“互動”則展示了我們與誰和什么互動。?

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“場所”類別由多學科設(shè)計實踐 Bates Smart 憑借其位于澳大利亞馬爾文卡布里尼醫(yī)院的急診醫(yī)療服務(wù)大樓 Gandel Wing 贏得。陪審團一致選擇了新的七層翼樓，因為它在設(shè)計、健康和醫(yī)療保健建筑方面堪稱典范。該計劃占地 16,350 平方米，提供最先進的癌癥、心臟和老年護理設(shè)施以及放射治療地堡。Gandel Wing 因其高度的舒適性、安全性和尊嚴而受到評委的稱贊。

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Bates Smart 通過患者的視角處理項目的各個方面，以確保每個空間都從醫(yī)學和美學的角度發(fā)揮作用。為此，屢獲殊榮的實踐與醫(yī)療團隊密切合作，創(chuàng)建了臨床醫(yī)療工作區(qū)域的模型。該建筑以健康、醫(yī)療保健和技術(shù)為中心，專注于治療和營造溫馨的環(huán)境?！癎andel Wing 的自然飾面、圓潤的邊緣和中性色調(diào)說明了建筑物可以治愈的力量，”陪審員和設(shè)計教育家 Lidewij Edelkoort 和 Philip Fimmano 表示。

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其他澳大利亞設(shè)計學院獎獲得者

位于悉尼的設(shè)計工作室 DesignByThem 因其座椅系列、GibsonKarlo 和 Dion Lee 的 DL Range 贏得了“使用”類別。該項目由工業(yè)設(shè)計師與 DesignByThem 創(chuàng)始人 Nicholas Karlovasitis 和 Sarah Gibson 以及澳大利亞時裝設(shè)計師 Dion Lee 合作，將令人印象深刻的意大利馬鞍皮革與光滑的有機材料和時尚的棱角輪廓相結(jié)合。?

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“互動”類別獲得了莫納什大學 XYX 實驗室的 HyperSext City——一個在線存儲庫，通過眾包來自全球的社區(qū)、研究人員和個人來整理數(shù)據(jù)。多學科設(shè)計師 Ed Linacre 因其對設(shè)計詞典的貢獻以及對多樣性和平等的承諾而獲得了總統(tǒng)獎。?

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DIA 總裁 Gavin Campbell 表示，“自 1948 年以來，澳大利亞設(shè)計學院一直致力于培養(yǎng)和賦予設(shè)計師權(quán)力。很高興看到這些獎項的高潮，對設(shè)計轉(zhuǎn)變的回應(yīng)，同時也是我們共同未來的一部分。

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英文版

Design Institute of Australia launches inaugural awards,Bates Smart scoops Best Place at inaugural Design Institute of Australia Awards with an acute medical services building, the Gandel Wing at Cabrini Malvern.

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the Design Institute of Australia (DIA) – Australia’s national design body, has recently announced the winners for its inaugural Designers Australia 2021 Awards. The three categories ‘Place,’ ‘Use’ and ‘Interact’ boast a wealth of forward-thinking projects across the country. ‘Place’ recognises the spaces we inhabit, live, and operate in; ‘Use’ celebrates the things we use; while ‘Interact’ showcases who and what we engage with.?

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The ‘Place’ category was won by multidisciplinary design practice Bates Smart for its acute medical services building, the Gandel Wing, at the Cabrini hospital in Malvern, Australia. The jury was unanimous in selecting the new seven-storey wing for its exemplary approach to design, wellness, and healthcare architecture. Stretching 16,350 sq m, the scheme delivers state-of-the-art cancer, cardiac, and geriatric care facilities alongside a radiotherapy bunker. Gandel Wing was praised by the judges for its high levels of comfort, safety, and dignity.

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Bates Smart approached every aspect of the project through the lens of the patient to ensure that each space functions from both a medical and aesthetic perspective. To do this, the award-winning practice worked closely with medical teams to create mock-ups of clinical medical work areas. Centring on wellness, healthcare, and technology, the building focuses on healing and creating a welcoming environment. ‘The Gandel Wing’s natural finishes, rounded edges and neutral palette illustrate the power of buildings that can heal,’ stated jurors and design educators Lidewij Edelkoort and Philip Fimmano.

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Other Design Institute of Australia Award winners

Sydney-based design studio DesignByThem won the ‘Use’ category for its seating series, DL Range by GibsonKarlo and Dion Lee. A collaboration between industrial designers and DesignByThem founders Nicholas Karlovasitis and Sarah Gibson, and Australian fashion designer Dion Lee, the project combines impressive Italian saddle leather with slick organic materials and sleek angular silhouettes.?

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The ‘Interact’ category went to Monash University XYX Lab for HyperSext City – an online repository that collates data by crowdsourcing from communities, researchers, and individuals across the globe. While the President’s Prize was won by multidisciplinary designer Ed Linacre for his contribution to the design lexicon and commitment to diversity and equality.?

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DIA president Gavin Campbell stated that ‘since 1948, the Design Institute of Australia has been committed to nurturing and empowering designers. It is pleasing to see the culmination of these awards, responses to design shifts while also being a part of our collective future.’?

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