Clubbe Hall Receives National AIA Award
October 2026
AJC Architects' Clubbe Hall has been recognised with the National Award for Enduring Architecture at the 2026 Australian Institute of Architects National Architecture Awards, held in Brisbane on 29 October.
Designed by Keith Cottier, one of the founding figures of AJC, Clubbe Hall is an important part of the practice’s architectural legacy. More than 60 years after its completion, the building continues to demonstrate the lasting value of thoughtful design and architecture that stands the test of time.
The National Award for Enduring Architecture recognises buildings that have maintained their architectural significance and relevance over time. Clubbe Hall’s recognition celebrates both Keith Cottier’s contribution to Australian architecture and the building’s enduring architectural qualities.
The national honour follows Clubbe Hall’s recognition at the 2026 NSW Architecture Awards and continues a strong period of recognition for AJC’s architectural legacy. In 2025, Moore Park Gardens also received the NSW Award for Enduring Architecture, marking two consecutive years of recognition in this category at state level.
The award is a significant moment for AJC, reflecting the practice’s long history of creating buildings that continue to be valued and appreciated across generations.
Read the full list of winners via ArchietctureAU.
