Celebrating the best Corian® designs in 2020, ten projects were shortlisted.
We have seen designers pushing the limits of Corian® across all categories and the innovative and imaginative use of the material to enhance and elevate key design elements creating unique and thought provoking appeal.
And the winners are…
QUTIC P Block
Designed by Brooke Proctor of PDT Architects
What the judges said:
“The organic shapes of this project serve to highlight the seamless way Corian® can be used to make complex forms for unique designs. The tree analogy is quite apparent with the way the Corian® furniture object branches out and folds into desks, benching and cushioned seating. The design narrative is strong and Corian® was the perfect material to help realise the design.”
“By using Corian® to create these moulded, cohesive forms, the Architects’ transformed the central space into a more intuitive collaborative environment.”
Mosman Court
Designed by Andrew Gull of Gull Design in collaboration with Blake Sheridan of Blake Sheridan.
What the judges said:
“The designers continuation of materiality throughout a number of spaces offering seamlessness where you would want it in a home is well executed. Compliments also for the detailing to kitchen island bench showcasing the material and its slenderness. ”
“The use of Corian® used throughout this project showcases beautiful craftsmanship, through its clean and crisp lines. Executed with precision and purpose – The minimalist approach creates a visual lightness, and the selection of colours bring a lovely sense of warmth to each space. Practical, yet refreshing and inspiring.”
