Victorian Premier’s Design Awards: Triple Finalist

29 October 2025

By OCULUS

A photo of people socialising in a laneway-like space between two buildings under the shade of trees and umbrellas.

TarraWarra Museum of Art: Eva and Marc Besen Centre by Leo Showell.

We are elated to have three OCULUS projects included as 2025 Victorian Premier’s Design Awards Finalists in the Architectural Design Category:

Now in its 29th year, the program celebrates the designers, studios, and businesses shaping a more innovative, productive, and sustainable Victoria, across eight categories: Architecture, Communication, Digital, Product, Fashion, Service, Student and Design Strategy.

Congratulations to everyone that has worked to bring these three projects to life, and all nominees who are recognised for their design excellence. View all finalists across all categories here. Winners will be announced at a ceremony in Narrm/Melbourne on 12 November 2025.

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