Premier's Sustainability Award 2003

The 60L Green Building has won a number of awards for excellence in sustainable design and construction.

We are particularly proud of the Premier's Sustainability Award 2003, which is open to all Victorian businesses, and is not just limited to design or construction activities.

AT LEFT: Director of the Green Building Partnership, owners of 60L, Mr Mark Wootton (centre), pictured with Premier of Victoria Steve Bracks (right) and Minister for Environment and Water, John Thwaites at the ceremony for the Premier's Sustainability Award, 13 October, 2003.

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The Award entry from Green Building Partnership (pdf)
The Supporting Documentation for the Awards entry (pdf)
Media release from the Victorian Government
Media release from Green Building Partnership

 

Other awards won by 60L's designers and developers

 

 

 

 

Banksia Awards 2003

Winner Category 10: Leadership in Sustainable Buildings

Comments from the Judging Panel

Australian Property Institute - 2003 Excellence in Property Awards

Winner Colonial First State Environmental Development Award

Comments from the Judging Panel

Planning Institute Australia - Victorian Division - 2003 Awards for Planning Excellence

Winner Ecologically Sustainable Development (Built) Award

Concrete Industry of Australia - 2003 Awards for Excellence in Concrete

60L was shortlisted in the Building Projects Section

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Comments from Banksia Awards Judging Panel

60L is the leading example of green commercial building in Australia, demonstrating to the property industry that minimising a building’s impact on the environment can be commercially viable. ”60L’s innovation is in the broad range of sustainability objectives, implemented to a high degree and resulting in an attractive, healthy building.

Comments from API Awards Judging Panel

The 60L Green Building is more than just a ‘green dream’. The development team has demonstrated that real sustainability gains are possible if clever design is applied to technology that exists today.

The development team, including the future tenants of the building, have combined to produce an outstanding example of what can be achieved when a commitment to sustainability is more than just a catch phrase, but integral to the design, construction and use of a building.