The award recognises significant, long lasting and innovative architecture with usually more than 25 years passed since the completion of construction.

[5] The Jury for the 2022 award was composed of Honours Committee members Anthony Coupe, David Hassell, Rob Cheesman, Lolita Mohyla, Tony Giannone, Elaine Davies and Lu Balsamo.

[6] The Jury for the 2023 award was Anthony Coupe, Chris Morley, Elaine Davies, Lolita Mohyla, Lu Balsamo and Rob Cheesman.

[8] The jury citation described the awarded project, the Science Technology and Art Centre at St Peters College (SPCS) by Geof Nairn stating 'the project realises the SPCS ethos to ‘cherish history while embracing the ever-evolving landscape of education’.

The new building is clearly of its time, with saw tooth roofs and glazed facades providing ample natural light.