Royal Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal
- Royal Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal
The Gold Medal is the highest honour the Royal Australian Institute of Architects can bestow. The award was created in 1960 to recognise distinguished service by Australian architects who have:
* designed or executed buildings of high merit;
* produced work of great distinction resulting in the advancement of architecture; or
* endowed the profession of architecture in a distinguished manner.
Winners
* 1960 Leslie Wilkinson
* 1961 Louis Laybourne-Smith
* 1962 Joseph Fowell
* 1963 Arthur Stephenson
* 1964 Cobden Parkes
* 1965 Osborn McCutcheon
* 1966 William Laurie
* 1967 William Godfrey
* 1968 Roy Grounds
* 1969 Robin Boyd
* 1970 Jack McConnell
* 1971 Frederick Lucas
* 1972 Ted Farmer
* 1973 Jorn Utzon
* 1974 Raymond Berg
* 1975 Sydney Ancher
* 1976 Harry Seidler
* 1977 Ronald Gilling
* 1978 Mervyn Parry
* 1979 Bryce Mortlock
* 1980 John Andrews
* 1981 Colin Madigan
* 1982 John Overall
* 1983 Gilbert Nic & Ross Chisholm
* 1984 Philip Cox
* 1985 Peter Johnson
* 1986 Richard Butterworth
* 1987 Daryl Jackson
* 1988 Romaldo Giurgola
* 1989 Robin Gibson
* 1990 Peter McIntyre
* 1991 Donald Bailey
* 1992 Glenn Murcutt
* 1993 Ken Woolley
* 1994 Neville Quarry
* 1995 no award
* 1996 John Denton, William Corker & Barry Marshall
* 1997 Roy Simpson
* 1998 Gabriel Poole
* 1999 Richard Leplastrier
* 2000 John Morphett
* 2001 Keith Cottier
* 2002 Brit Andresen
* 2003 Peter Corrigan
* 2004 Gregory Burgess
* 2005 James Birrell
* 2006 Kerry Hill
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