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Dean's List of Excellence in Academic Performance
P0000
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Architecture Faculty
No Of Awards
1
This award is to appear on academic transcripts only, as a recognition of academic achievement on advice from Faculty. It does not carry any financial benefit.
P0102
Arthur Baldwinson Memorial Scholarship in Architectural History
1
Established in 1970 by an initial gift of $50 from the Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Professor R.N. Johnson and in 1996 by a donation of $2000 from the estate of Mrs
Elspeth Baldwinson. In 2002, Emeritus Professor R.N. and Mrs Jane Johnson endowed the Prize with a gift of $10,000 in memory of Arthur Baldwinson, distinguished
Lecturer in the Faculty until 1969, in recognition of his work on Australian architectural history. The scholarship is awarded annually on recommendation of the Bachelor of
Design in Architecture Program Coordinator to the student qualifying to graduate in the Bachelor of Design in Architecture who has the best record within the subject
Architectural History and Theory, provided that the students work is of sufficient merit.
P0188
Noel Chettle Memorial Prize in the Allied Arts
5
Established in 1978 by the offer of an annual donation of $500 from Mrs E.M. Chettle and endowed in 1984 with funds from her estate. The prize is in memory of her
husband, Noel Chettle, and in support of his interest in the encouragement of youthful ideas in art. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Director of the Tin
Sheds Gallery, a full-time academic staff member teaching in the Workshops, the Professor of Architecture and one other member of the academic staff of the Faculty of
Architecture. Up to five prizes may be awarded to students from any Faculty of the University taking units from the Faculty of Architecture, other than a member of the
full-time or part-time staff in the fields of fine arts, architecture and related fields, for a body of work in any field offered by the Workshops and completed within the year
for which the prize is to be awarded, provided that the work is of sufficient merit.
P0232
Rodney Connors Prize for Conservation Studies
1
Established in 1990 by a donation of $4000 from the friends of Rodney John Connors, BArch, who was prominent in the restoration of many historic buildings in NSW.
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Heritage Conservation Program Coordinator to the student graduating in the Faculty with the most outstanding record in
the Master of Heritage Conservation program, provided that the students work is of sufficient merit.
P0235
Ethel M Chettle Prize in Architecture
4
Established in 1984 by a bequest of five percentum (5%) of the residuary estate of the late Ethel May Chettle, in memory of her husband, Noel Chettle, to create the Ethel
M. Chettle Prizes in Architecture. The object of the prize is to recognise application to studies and ability. Awarded to four highly meritorious students who have met the
requirements for the Master of Architecture at the University of Sydney. The prize to be awarded on the recommendation of a committee comprised of the Professor of
Architecture, Master of Architecture Program Coordinator and the one other academic involved in teaching the Master of Architecture, who will give consideration to the
students abilities, perseverance and effort throughout the course of study, provided the students work is of sufficient merit. The students nominated for the award of the
prize shall not have received any other previous or concurrent prize while enrolled as a degree candidate in the Faculty of Architecture. Up to four prizes may be
awarded annually.
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John Dixon Prize in Sustainable Design
P0303
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1
Established in 1987 by a donation of $300 from Mr John Dixon, a former Senior Technical Officer in the Department of Architectural Science of the Faculty of Architecture.
The prize shall be awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Sustainable Design Program Coordinator to the outstanding candidate in the Sustainable Design
program, provided the student has completed at least 24 credit points and that their work is of sufficient merit.
P0315
Sunlord Perpetual Prize in Architectural Design
1
Established in 1997 by a donation of $30,000 from property development company Sunlord Holdings Pty Ltd to establish the Sunlord Perpetual Prize in Architectural Design.
The objective of the prize is to encourage excellence in architectural design among Master of Architecture students at the University of Sydney. The prize is awarded
annually on recommendation of the Master of Architecture Program Coordinator to the outstanding architectural design student having completed one year of the Master of
Architecture degree, provided the students work is of sufficient merit.
P0489
Morton Herman Prize in Building Conservation
1
Established in 1980 by a donation of $2000 from Dr Morton Herman. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Heritage Conservation Program Coordinator to the
top student enrolled for the degree of Master of Heritage Conservation whose performance in the area of building conservation in Australia is most outstanding, provided
that the candidates work is of sufficient merit.
P0555
Planning Research Centre Prize
1
Established in 1990 by the Planning Research Centre. The prize is awarded annually on the recommendation of the Director of the Planning Research Centre and two other
academic staff from the Urban and Regional Planning and Policy discipline to the candidate for the degree of Master of Urban and Regional Planning with graduating with
Honours with the best result in the Planning Dissertation, provided that the work is of sufficient merit.
P0682
John Stephen Mansfield Prize in Urban Design and Planning
1
Established in 1965 under a bequest of $2000 by the late John Stephen Mansfield to provide a prize for the undergraduate student in the Faculty of Architecture most
proficient in the subject then known as Town and Country Planning. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Bachelor of Design in Architecture Coordinator, to
the student graduating Bachelor of Design in Architecture with the best record in the units of study in the urban design and planning subject area, provided that the
students work is of sufficient merit.
P0699
George McRae Prize in Architectural Construction
1
Established in 1924 by a gift of fifty pounds from the Officers of the Department of Public Works to establish an annual prize in the Faculty of Architecture in memory of
George McRae, formerly Government Architect. The prize began as a book prize with a special bookplate, and is now a cash prize from a capital preserved trust.
Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the principal lecturer in Architectural Construction, to the student qualifying to graduate Master of Architecture with the best
average mark in subject(s) in architectural construction (currently Design Technology 1), provided the work is of sufficient merit.
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City of Willoughby Prize in Planning Procedures
P0711
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1
Established in 1967 by a gift of $400 from Mr B Sully and a further gift of $400 from Mr Sully in 1968. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Urban and Regional
Planning Program Coordinator to the best student in the Urban and Regional Planning program in the unit of study Planning Procedures, provided the students work is of
sufficient merit.
P0717
Lyle H Moore Memorial Prize in Housing Studies
1
In 1984 the immediate family of Mr Lyle H Moore, CBE, donated $2000 to the University to establish a prize in the memory of Mr Moore who made a major contribution to the
educational and other standards in the property field, especially through the Universitys Extension Board. The prize may be awarded annually on the recommendation of
the Urban and Regional Planning Program Coordinator to the candidate for the degree of Master of Urban and Regional Planning (Housing Studies) who is the most
proficient in the stream, provided that the candidates work is of sufficient merit. The prize may be held once only.
P0736
New South Wales Department of Planning Prize
1
Established in 1959 as the Cumberland County Council Annual Prize, to recognise the close association of the Council and the Department of Town and Country Planning.
Awarded by the NSW Department of Planning on the recommendation of the Coordinator of the Urban and Regional Planning Program to the best student graduating from
the Master of Urban and Regional Planning provided the students work is of sufficient merit.
P0753
John Odongo Prize in Economic and Community Development
1
Established in 1983 by donations from friends and colleagues of Dr John Odongo who died in 1982. Dr Odongo graduated with the degree Doctor of Philosophy from the
University of Sydney in 1979. The prize may be awarded annually on the recommendation of the Urban and Regional Planning Program Coordinator to the Urban and
Regional Planning student who is most proficient in the unit of study Economic and Community Development, provided that the students work is of sufficient merit.
P0768
Philips Lighting Prize
2
Awarded biennially on the recommendation of the Illumination Design Program Coordinator, for student work completed in even numbered years, to the candidate enrolled
in the Illumination Design program who has completed at least 18 credit points and who demonstrates the greatest proficiency, provided that the candidates work is of
sufficient merit. Up to two prizes may be awarded. The prize may be held once only.
P0769
Philips Prize for Illumination Design
2
Awarded biennially on the recommendation of the Illumination Design Program Coordinator, for student work completed in odd numbered years, to the candidate enrolled in
the Illumination Design program who has completed at least 18 credit points and who demonstrates the greatest proficiency, provided that the candidates work is of
sufficient merit. Up to two prizes may be awarded. The prize may be held once only. Value, $500 (x2).
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Ruskin Rowe Prize for Architecture
P0822
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1
Established in 1979 under the will of Mrs. Vera Elizabeth Ruskin Rowe in memory of her husband, Harold Ruskin Rowe, a distinguished Sydney architect. The prize is paid
from the income of a trust fund of $4000 administered by the trustees of her estate. Awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Architecture Head of Discipline and
the Master of Architecture Program Coordinator, to a candidate for the degree of Master of Architecture who on graduation demonstrates general meritorious work during
the whole degree, provided that the candidates work is of sufficient merit.
P0826
Planning Institute of Australia (New South Wales Division) Prize
1
Established in 1950 as the Town and Country Planning Institute Prize and re-established in 1979 by the Royal Australian Planning Institute New South Wales Division, after
it was briefly replaced by a donation towards the purchase of books for the library of the Department of Town and Country Planning from 1975 to 1978. Awarded annually
by the Planning Institute of Australia, New South Wales Division, on the recommendation of the Urban and Regional Planning Program Coordinator, to the outstanding
graduate from the degree of Master of Urban and Regional Planning, provided the candidates work is of sufficient merit.
P0837
Marjory and Lloyd Rees Prize for Urban Design
1
The prize was established in 1988 by a gift of $15,000 by Dr Lloyd Rees. Dr Lloyd Rees was associated with the Faculty of Architecture from 1947 - 1986 as a teacher
and for a brief period in the 1960s as interim Dean of the Faculty. The prize may be awarded annually, on the recommendation of the Urban Design Program Coordinator, to
the student who has the best record in the studio component of the urban design course and who is eligible to graduate either with the degree of Master of Urban Design
or with the Graduate Diploma in Urban Design, provided that the students work is of sufficient merit.
P0888
Sir John Sulman Prize in Architectural Design
1
Founded in 1929 by a gift of 200 pounds from Sir John Sulman, Lecturer in Architecture for twenty-five years (1887-1912), for the study of the rational design of modern
structures. Initially a book prize and later a certificate and cash prize from a capital preserved trust. The prize is awarded annually, on the recommendation of the
Professor of Architecture and the Master of Architecture Program coordinator, to the student graduating Master of Architecture who has the best record in architectural
design. May not be awarded concurrently with any other prize in architectural design.
P0926
CHL Turner Memorial Prize in Architectural Design
1
Established in 1963 by a gift of 200 pounds from Mr and Mrs A.H. Turner of Vaucluse, in memory of their son, Christopher Hugh Lempriere Turner. The prize, originally
consisted of books but is now funded by the proceeds from a capital preserved trust, is awarded annually on the recommendation of the Professor of Architecture and
the Bachelor of Architecture Program Coordinator to a graduand from the degree of Bachelor of Architecture who exhibits excellence in architectural design throughout
the course. May not be awarded concurrently with any other awards for architectural design.
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Leslie Wilkinson Prize in Architectural History and Theory
P0962
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1
Established in 1948 by a gift of 80 pounds from the Sydney University Architectural Society. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Bachelor of Design in
Architecture Coordinator to the student qualifying to graduate in the Bachelor of Design in Architecture who has the best record within the subject area Architectural
History and Theory, provided that the students work is of sufficient merit.
P1037
Design Computing Prize (Undergraduate)
3
Established in 2002 by funds from the Design Computing and Cognition discipline in the Faculty of Architecture. Awarded annually to the student(s) with the best overall
weighted average mark completing the first, second, and final years of the Bachelor of Design Computing, provided the students work is of sufficient merit.
P1070
Faculty of Architecture Alumni Prize
1
Initiated in 2000 by a donation of $3400 from the Faculty of Architecture Alumni Association and established in 2005. The fund continues to receive donations from Alumni.
The Alumni prize recognises meritorious academic ability combined with leadership and service, showing potential for leadership and service in one of the fields of
undergraduate course offerings of the Faculty. Awarded on the recommendation of the President of the Alumni Association on the recommendations from the Program
Coordinators of undergraduate programs in the Faculty of Architecture. In the event that there is more than one winner, the prize money will be shared.
P1071
Henry J Cowan Prize in Environment, Behaviour and Society
1
Established in 2005 by an annual gift from Professor Henry J Cowan, Foundation Professor of Architectural Science, of new books from his professional library to
recognise students who achieve outstanding results in Environment, Behaviour and Society subjects in the Bachelor of Design in Architecture and Bachelor of
Architecture degrees. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Professor of Environment-Behaviour Studies or Discipline Head to the student with the best record
in at least two undergraduate units of study related to Environment, Behaviour and Society, in the Bachelor of Design in Architecture and Bachelor of Architecture
degrees, provided that the work is of sufficient merit, and that the units counted have been completed within the previous two years.
P1072
Henry J Cowan Prize in Architectural Science (Undergraduate Architecture)
2
Initiated in the late 1950s and established in 2005 by an annual gift by Professor Henry J Cowan, Foundation Professor of Architectural Science, of new books from his
professional library to recognise students who achieve outstanding results in architectural science subjects in the Bachelor of Design in Architecture and Bachelor of
Architecture degrees. To accommodate changes in the Architecture program, namely the conversion of the Bachelor of Architecture into the Master of Architecture in
2008, the Henry J Cowan Prize in Architectural Science was divided into the Henry J Cowan Prize in Architectural Science (Undergraduate Architecture) and the Henry J
Cowan in Architectural Science (Graduate Architecture), respectively. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the respective Program Coordinators to a student in
each year of the Bachelor of Design in Architecture with the best record in at least two units of study related to Architectural Science and/or Appropriate Sustainable
Technologies provided that the units counted have been completed within the previous two years and that the students work is of sufficient merit.
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Burnham Prize in Urban Planning and Architecture
P1075
Academic_year:
C00
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1
Established in 2005 by an anonymous donation of $10,000. The prize celebrates the work of Daniel Burnham, who prepared the first comprehensive plan for the controlled
growth of an American city, Chicago. It is intended to encourage architecture students to use their ambition, skills and experience to improve the quality of life in the cities
in which we live. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Bachelor of Design in Architecture Coordinator, to the student graduating Bachelor of Design in
Architecture with the best record in the units of study in the urban design and planning subject area, provided that the students work is of sufficient merit.
P1136
Norman Townsend Prize in Urban and Regional Development
1
Established in 2005 from the estate of the late Norman Townsend with the intention of providing prize money annually for the best essay in Urban and Regional Planning.
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Urban and Regional Planning Program Coordinator to the Master of Urban and Regional Planning student who completes
the most outstanding Planning Report, provided that the candidates work is of sufficient merit.
P1137
Design Computing Prize (Graduate)
2
Initiated in 2002 and established in 2005 by an annual donation from the Design Computing and Cognition Discipline of the Faculty of Architecture. Awarded annually on the
recommendation of the Discipline Head to the two best students in the Design Computing Graduate Diploma or Masters program, provided they have completed at least 24
credit points, have not qualified to graduate and are of sufficient merit.
P1138
Architectural Science Prize (Graduate)
5
Initiated in 2002 and established in 2005 by an annual donation from the Architectural Science Discipline of the Faculty of Architecture. Awarded annually on the
recommendation of the Discipline Head to an outstanding student in each of the programs Audio Design, Building, Building Services, Illumination Design and Sustainable
Design. The award is based on weighted average mark, provided they have completed at least 24 credit points, have not qualified to graduate, are not receiving a
scholarship or prize of higher value, and are of sufficient merit. Value, $100 (x5).
P1139
Henry J Cowan Prize in Architectural History Theory and Criticism
1
Initiated in 2003 and established in 2005 by an annual donation of books from the professorial library of Emeritus Professor Henry J. Cowan, Foundation Professor of
Architectural Science and long standing member of staff of the Faculty of Architecture. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Program Coordinator to the
Master of Architecture (Architectural History, Theory and Criticism) graduand with the highest overall weighted average mark, provided the work is of sufficient merit.
P1141
Pierlite Prize in Illumination Design
1
Initiated through the good offices of Associate Professor Warren Julian and established in 2005 by an annual donation from the Lighting Society. Awarded annually on the
recommendation of the Illumination Design Program Coordinator to the student or students with the most improved record in core subjects of the Illumination Design
Program. The prize may be jointly awarded to up to three people.
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Lighting Society Prize
P1142
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1
Initiated through the good offices of Associate Professor Warren Julian and established in 2005 by an annual donation from the Lighting Society. Awarded annually on the
recommendation of the Illumination Design Program Coordinator to the student with the best record in core subjects in the Illumination Design Program.
P1143
Australian Institute of Building NSW Chapter President's Award
4
Initiated in 2004 and established in 2005 by an annual gift from the Australian Institute of Building NSW Chapter. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the relevant
Program Coordinator to the best student graduating from each of the programs: Master of Design Science (Audio and Acoustics), Master of Design Science (Building
Services), Master of Design Science (Illumination Design), Master of Design Science (Sustainable Design), Master of Facilities Management, and the Master of Heritage
Conservation provided they are of sufficient merit.
P1144
Digital Media Prize
2
Initiated in 2002 and established in 2005 by an annual donation from the Design Computing and Cognition Discipline of the Faculty of Architecture. Awarded annually on the
recommendation of the Discipline Head to the two best students in the Digital Media Graduate Diploma or Masters program, provided they have completed at least 24 credit
points, have not qualified to graduate and are of sufficient merit.
P1145
Architectural Science Prize (Undergraduate Architecture)
3
Originally established in 1984 by the former Department of Architectural and Design Science to recognise students who achieve outstanding results in architectural
science and technology subjects in the Bachelor of Design in Architecture and Bachelor of Architecture degrees. To accommodate changes in the Architectural program,
namely the conversion of the Bachelor of Architecture into the Master of Architecture in 2008, the Architectural Science Prize (undergraduate) was divided into the
Architectural Science Prize (Undergraduate Architecture) allocated 3 prizes, and the Architectural Science Prize (Graduate Architecture) allocated 2 prizes, respectively.
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Program Coordinators of the Bachelor of Design in Architecture to a student in each year of the degree who achieves
outstanding results in at least two undergraduate units of study related to architectural science and technology and/or appropriate sustainable design provided that the
students work is of sufficient merit, and that the units counted have been completed within the previous 2 years.
P1150
David Rowe Memorial Prize in Building Services
1
Established in 2004 with the generous donations of $10,000 from each of his wife Mrs Joan Rowe and daughter Mrs Ann OBrien and contributions from other family and
friends, in memory of Honorary Senior Lecturer David Rowe, long serving and respected member of the Faculty of Architecture. Awarded annually to the Master of Design
Science (Building Services) student with the best average mark in at least 48 credit points. The prize may be held only once.
P1151
Bluescope Lysaght Prize in Architectural Design
1
Established in 2001 by a donation of $15,000 from BHP Building Products, now Bluescope Steel, to promote the Lysaght brand in architectural design. The prize is
awarded annually on the recommendation of the Architectural Design Program Coordinator to the Master of Architecture (Architectural Design) graduand with the best
overall record in architectural design subjects.
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John Toon Prize in Environmental Planning
P1152
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1
Established in 2005 with a $10,000 donation from Honorary Associate Professor John Toon, previously Head of the former Department of Urban and Regional Planning in
the Faculty, and long serving member of staff. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the principal lecturer in Environmental Planning to the Graduate Diploma or
Master of Urban and Regional Planning student with the best result in the unit of study Foundations of Environmental Planning or its successor unit of study.
P1154
Vernon Memorial Prize in Urban and Regional Planning
1
Founded in 1915 by a gift of approximately 810 pounds from subscribers to a memorial of the late Colonel Walter Liberty Vernon, who was the Government Architect for
twenty-one years, and who designed the original Fisher Library and other buildings at the University. Originally used to fund a lectureship in Town Planning, the fund now
supports this prize for an outstanding student enrolled in either the Graduate Diploma or Master of Urban and Regional Planning who has completed at least 48 credit
points. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Urban and Regional Planning Coordinator provided there is a candidate of sufficient merit.
P1156
Bates Smart Prize for Architectural Design
1
Established in 2006 with a three year commitment of an annual donation of $2,500 by Bates Smart Pty Ltd to promote excellence in architectural design. The prize is
awarded annually on the recommendation of a committee of up to two representatives from the Faculty of Architecture with expertise in architectural design and up to two
representatives from Bates Smart. The award is made to a full time student who has completed two or three semesters of the Bachelor of Architecture, on the basis of
academic merit in the core architectural design studios, submission of a portfolio and interview. The winner must enrol to complete the degree in the following year. The
prize may be shared.
P1226
Mirvac Prize
1
The prize was established in 1987, from a donation by Mirvac Ltd. The objective of the prize is to promote advanced study and research in urban design. The prize shall
be awarded to a candidate for the Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or Master of Urban and Regional Planning with the best result in the unit of study Urban Design
and Development Control, provided that there is a candidate of sufficient merit.
P1280
Mary-Lynne Taylor Prize in Planning Law
2
Established in 1985 by an offer of an annual donation by Phillips Fox solicitors to encourage studies in the field of Environmental Law. Re-initiated in 2000 by Adjunct
Professor Mary-Lynne Taylor, then of Taylor Kelso Lawyers and awarded as the Taylor Kelso Prize in Planning Law. Formally established in 2005 as the Norman
Waterhouse Prize in Planning Law and renamed the Mary-Lynne Taylor Prize in 2007.
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the principal lecturer of Planning Law, to the Urban and Regional Planning student with the best result in the unit of study,
Planning Law, provided the students work is of sufficient merit.
Note: The prize has always been funded by Mary-Lynne Taylor but named after the firm she works for. She has since decided to name it after the true source of funds.
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Henry J Cowan Prize in Architectural Science (Graduate Architecture)
P1315
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2
Initiated in the late 1950s and established in 2005 by an annual gift by Professor Henry J Cowan, Foundation Professor of Architectural Science, of new books from his
professional library to recognise students who achieve outstanding results in architectural science subjects in the Bachelor of Design in Architecture and Bachelor of
Architecture degrees. To accommodate changes in the Architecture program, namely the conversion of the Bachelor of Architecture into the Master of Architecture in
2008, the Henry J Cowan Prize in Architectural Science was divided into the Henry J Cowan Prize in Architectural Science (Undergraduate Architecture) and the Henry J
Cowan in Architectural Science (Graduate Architecture), respectively. Awarded annually on the recommendation of the respective Program Coordinators to a student in
each year of the Master of Architecture with the best record in at least two units of study related to Architectural Science and/or Appropriate Sustainable Technologies
provided that the units counted have been completed within the previous two years and that the students work is of sufficient merit.
P1316
Architectural Science Prize (Graduate Architecture)
2
Originally established in 1984 by the former Department of Architectural and Design Science to recognise students who achieve outstanding results in architectural
science and technology subjects in the Bachelor of Design in Architecture and Bachelor of Architecture degrees. To accommodate changes in the Architectural program,
namely the conversion of the Bachelor of Architecture into the Master of Architecture in 2008, the Architectural Science Prize (undergraduate) was divided into the
Architectural Science Prize (Undergraduate Architecture) allocated 3 prizes, and the Architectural Science Prize (Graduate Architecture) allocated 2 prizes, respectively.
Awarded annually on the recommendation of the Program Coordinators of the Master of Architecture to a student in each year of the degree who achieves outstanding
results in at least two units of study related to architectural science and technology and/or appropriate sustainable design provided that the students work is of sufficient
merit, and that the units counted have been completed within the previous 2 years.
P1327
James Hartley Bibby Memorial Prize in Architectural Design
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Established in 1961 by the offer of an annual donation of 150 pounds from L.H. Bibby in memory of his son, James Hartley Bibby, BArch. (1958), who died in tragic
circumstances in 1960. On Mr Bibbys death in 1967, the scholarship was endowed by the bequest to the University of the residuary of his estate. The prize is awarded
annually on the recommendation of the coordinator of the Bachelor of Design in Architecture to the student entering the Master of Architecture who has graduated
Bachelor of Design in Architecture at the University of Sydney and who had the best record in architectural design for the degree, provided that the students work is of
sufficient merit.
P1328
Elizabeth Munro Prize in Architecture
1
Established in 1962 by a bequest of 3000 pounds from the late Mrs Sybil Enid Vera Munro Greeenwell in memory of her aunt, Elizabeth Munro. Awarded annually on the
recommendation of the Program Coordinator of the Bachelor of Design in Architecture to the student graduating with the highest weighted average mark Bachelor of
Design in Architecture, provided that the students work is of sufficient merit.
P1378
Urbis Heritage Award
1
Initiated by the Adjunct Professor Mary Lynne Taylor and formally established in 2009 by annual donation from Urbis Pty Ltd. Awarded on the recommendation of the
principal lecturer of Planning Law to the student with the best result in the Heritage Assessment component of the unit of study Planning Law, provided the students work
is of sufficient merit.
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Martin Payne Prize
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Established in 2012 with a $12,500 donation from (Honorary Associate Professor) John Toon, previously Head of the former Department of Urban and Regional Planning in
the Faculty, and long serving member of staff. An additional subsequent donation of $12,500 was provided by John Toon in 2013.
The Martin Payne prize will be awarded at the Faculty awards ceremony to the student who performs best in the subject on land use and infrastructure planning, enrolled
in the Master of Urban and Regional Planning or the Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Planning.
S0755
Denis Winston Memorial Scholarship in Urban and Regional Planning
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In 1986 the Planning Research Centre established the Denis Winston Memorial Scholarship in memory of the late Emeritus Professor Denis Winston, inaugural Professor of
Town and Country Planning in the Faculty of Architecture from 1948 to 1974, and founder of the Planning Research Centre in 1964, from monies contributed to the Denis
Winston Memorial Fund. The object of the scholarship shall be to further studies in the field of urban and regional planning in recognition of the contribution to the field made
by the late Emeritus Professor. The scholarship shall be awarded annually on the recommendation of the selection committee to a student entering full time or part time to
the Master of Urban and Regional Planning who demonstrates the greatest academic potential, provided that they are of sufficient merit. The selection committee shall
consist of the Urban and Regional Planning Program Coordinator, Director of the Planning Research Centre and the Urban and Regional Planning and Policy Discipline Head.
Where the same person occupies two or more of these positions, other senior academic staff from the Urban and regional Planning and Policy Discipline should be invited
to make a committee of three. Value $3500 payable in two equal instalments and tenable for one year. Value, $3,500 (x2).
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