Joint Winners
Philip Griffiths, Former Principal, Griffiths Architects
Philip Griffiths has been a cornerstone of heritage architecture in Western Australia, leading Griffiths Architects through hundreds of conservation projects, including Fremantle Prison, Government House and His Majesty’s Theatre.
Philip has mentored students and professionals, sharing his expertise in heritage design. His contributions extend to advisory roles with Federal and State governments, cementing his legacy as a leader in heritage architecture.
Phillip has received the Architects Board of WA Board Award, was a Life Fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects and is a former Heritage Council of Western Australia Councillor with significant contribution to the work of the Development Committee in advising conservation of the state’s heritage places.
Nerida Moredoundt, Associate – Heritage, Element Advisory
Nerida Moredoundt has made a lasting impact on Western Australia’s heritage through her work on culturally significant projects like the WA Museum Boola Bardip and the Guildford Hotel, as well as the application of the World Heritage Cultural Landscapes Framework to Wadjemup/Rottnest Island.
She has been instrumental in adaptive reuse initiatives and promoting heritage sustainability.
A dedicated advocate for informed conservation, Nerida contributed to national heritage committees, academic programs and the Heritage Council of Western Australia. Her expertise and leadership have enriched both the profession and the community.
