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Australian projects shortlisted in 2024 Inside Awards

Six Australian projects have been shortlisted for the Inside World Festival of Interiors Awards.

Australian projects shortlisted in 2024 Inside Awards
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The finalists for the 2024 Inside Festival of Interiors Awards have been announced, with six Australian projects having made the shortlist from a total of 88 shortlisted. Inside is the sister festival of the World Architecture Festival (WAF), the world's biggest live architectural awards program. Both Inside and WAF finalists will present their projects to a panel of judges live at the international festival in Singapore from 6-8 November.

UQ Brisbane City - BVN

70 George, Cox Sydney Studio - Cox Architecture

CSL Global Headquarters and Centre for Research & Development - Cox Architecture

The Hub, GHD Brisbane - GHD Design

Embassy of Australia, Washington D.C. - Bates Smart

Back to Front House - Ian Moore Architects

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