Dale Jones-Evans b. 1955

  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Architect (Architect / Interior Architect / Landscape Architect),
  • Artist (Video Artist),
  • Artist (Theatre / Film Designer),
  • Artist (Performance Artist),
  • Artist (Mixed Media Artist),
  • Artist (Industrial / Product Designer),
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Draughtsman)
Architect, artist, designer, art collector, publisher, director of Dale Jones-Evans Pty Ltd and adjunct professor of the School of Design, Architecture and Building at the University of Technology in Sydney. Jones-Evans has been committed to the disciplines of fine arts, urban geography and the political economy of world cities as the foundation for the making of architecture.
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Related recognitions
  • Yarra's Edge Urban Art, Windscreen Art Installation Competition (received)
  • 1991 - Represented Australia at the 5th International Architecture Biennale in Venice, Italy (received)
  • BHP Metal Building Award, Metal Building Products Manufacturers Association- Roozen Beach House (received)
  • Dulux Colour Award Winner Residential Interior- Loft 6 (check bio.) (received)
  • Belle House of the Year, Winner Belle Magazine (Australia)- The Water House (received)
  • 2003 - Restaurant of the Year, Australian Gourment Traveller- Guillaume at Bennelong Restaurant (received)
  • Best New Restaurant, Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Award- Guillaume at Bennelong Restaurant (received)
  • New Bar of the Year, Australian Bartender Magazine Awards (received)
  • Best Innovation in Retail American Express- theloft bar (received)
  • Restaurant of the Year, VISA International Guillaume at Bennelong Restaurant (received)
  • Bar of the Year Award, Australian Hotels Association- theloft bar & Bungalow8 (received)
  • Fine Dining Restaurant, VISA International Award- Guillaume at Bennelong Restaurant (received)
  • Bar of the Year, Australian Liquor Industry Awards (received)
  • Best Dressed Stand Designex- Axolotl Exhibition Series (received)
  • Best New Product Designex- Axolotl Exhibition Series (received)
  • Wine Bar of the Year, Australian Bar Awards, Gazebo Wine Garden (received)
  • Casual Dining Venue of the Year, Australian Hotels Association Award- Bungalow8 (received)
  • Bar of the Year, Australian Hotels Association Award- the loft bar (received)
  • High Commendation- Adaptive Re-use Australian Institute of Building Professional Excellence Awards- M Central (received)
  • High Commendation- Exterior Structures Australian Timber Design Awards- M Central (received)
  • Adaptive Re-use AIB, NSW Chapter Professional Excellence Awards- M Central (received)
  • Victorian RAIA Merit Award for Outstanding Architecture Renovated Commercial Building category, VIC Chapter Awards- Inflation nightclub (received)
  • Victorian RAIA Merit Award for Outstanding Architecture Residential New Category, VIC Chapter Awards- Choong House (received)
  • Victorian RAIA Merit Award for Outstanding Architecture Residential New category, VIC Chapter Awards- Gallery House (received)
  • West Australian RAIA Architecture Award Single Residential category, WA Chapter Awards- Roozen Residence (received)
  • New South Wales RAIA Commendation Single and Multiple Housing Category, NSW Chapter Awards- The Water House (received)
  • New South Wales RAIA Commendation Interior Architecture category, NSW Chapter Awards- 'The Loft bar & Bungalow8' (received)
  • New South Wales RAIA Colorbond Steel Award For the innovative use of steel in architecture, NSW Chapter Awards-The 'Art Wall' (received)
  • Robin Boyd Award Most Outstanding Domestic Architecture RAIA National Awards- 'Gallery House' (received)
  • The Colorbond Steel Award Commendation, Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) National Awards-The 'Art Wall' (received)
  • Commendation for Excellence in Design, Australian Institute for Landscape Architecture NSW Chapter Awards- M Central (received)
  • International Record Houses Award For Excellence in Planning and Design Architectural Record Publication (USA)- Choong House (received)
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  • Axolotl Group Designex 06 (exhibited at)
  • POL Oxygen Magazine Designex 06 (exhibited at)
  • Dialogue 08 Exhibition Conference (exhibited at)
  • 11th International Architecture Bienniale (exhibited at)