Dulux Colour Awards judges
Meet the judges who determined the Dulux Colour Awards winners for 2024.
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Jury panel
Shaun Carter is the founder and principal architect of Carter Williamson. He came to architecture with a structural engineering degree and many years working in the construction industry. Specialising in residential and public architecture, heritage and sustainability, Carter Williamson has been the recipient of multiple awards and commendations. Shaun has individually been acknowledged with a Life Fellowship of the Australian Institute of Architects, the NSW Chapter's Emerging Architecture Award, a Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarship and is a Dulux Study Tour recipient. Having sat on multiple boards and panels throughout his career, including several TEDx talks, Shaun’s experience has equipped him with a deep understanding of architecture and design.
Monique Woodward co-founded her award-winning Melbourne (Naarm) and Perth (Boorloo) based practice, WOWOWA Architecture, in 2010. Recognised for their ability to seek joy and hope in every project, Monique and WOWOWA are committed to creating colourful, contemporary, ideas-driven spaces that reset the boundaries of environmental innovation, and are BCorp-certified. Elected this year to the National Council of the Australian Institute of Architects, Monique has served on the AIA Victorian Chapter Council since 2016, and has sat on numerous state and national awards juries, including the most recent NGV Architecture Commission.
Dr Sarosh Mulla leads Pac Studio, a collaborative and research-based architectural practice located in Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa, New Zealand. Fun is at the core of all projects undertaken by Pac Studio as the studio champions the enjoyment of everyday living through expressive use of colour and light. Known for both bold and subtle colour choices, Sarosh’s projects put colour at the heart of the design, whether it be a large-scale machine to make rainbows or a blushing pink new home by the seaside.
Founding Studio Prineas in 2004, Eva-Marie Prineas’ passion for heritage conservation and sustainable design forms the basis of the studio’s award-winning approach to design, and its philosophy for understanding and adapting places that are already special. Eva-Marie was a co-founder of DARCH – the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) group for emerging architects, and has regularly contributed as a guest critic at the University of Sydney, the University of NSW, and UTS Architecture Faculties and has continued to contribute to numerous juries including the AIA NSW Awards.
Knowing that the best design occurs when ideas are challenged and shaped collaboratively, Nick Travers co-founded Technē Architecture + Interior Design in 2001 to create bespoke spaces that enrich the human experience. Specialising in residential, commercial, hospitality and retail design, Nick is acutely aware of the ‘emotional’ reaction a project provides when spaces can be experienced well beyond the ‘bricks and mortar’ and is stimulated by a thorough discourse around the philosophical and practical elements of his discipline.
Andrea Lucena-Orr has an extensive colour and design background, having worked at DuluxGroup for 35 years in many colour roles. Andrea researches colour trends and presents her findings to trade and retail markets, and the media. She is a key member of the Dulux Colour Forecast team that leads the colour forecasting trends and is a trusted voice in the industry on colour insights. Andrea is the convening judge for the 38th Dulux Colour Awards.