Meet the winners of the 2026 Lysaght Inspirations Design Awards
A roundup of the 2026 Lysaght Inspirations Design Awards winners across every category, from Overall Winner Larnangurrak (Our Place) to the inaugural Resilient Building Design and Student awards, each realised in LYSAGHT® steel
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The Farmhouse - Cherie Barber
In THE FARMHOUSE, Cherie Barber makes one of the biggest decisions of her life - leaving behind the hustle & bustle of the city to embrace a lifestyle tree change on a sprawling acreage in Western Sydney. Trading traffic, noise & tight suburban living for open space, fresh air & a slower pace, she sets out to create a home that reflects a completely new way of living - one that’s more sustainable, more connected to nature & a whole lot more enjoyable.
Higher learning: LYSAGHT AZURE® on track with Perth's elevated Armadale Line Upgrade
AZURE® steel cassette facade clad five new elevated Armadale Line stations in Perth (Carlisle, Oats Street, Queens Park, Cannington, Beckenham). Robotic Australian manufacture delivered 20,000+ sqm to a fixed line reopening date, giving Hassell crisp architectural lines, installers a lighter and faster system, and the PTA a durable facade. The largest AZURE® project in Australia to date.
Rosedale House: A family holiday destination, reimagined with Lysaght
Rosedale House is a family holiday home on NSW’s South Coast, born in the wake of the state’s devastating 2019-20 Black Summer bushfires. LYSAGHT CUSTOM ORB® pays tribute to the former residence, creating a modern yet rustic coastal shack designed to host many more family memories.
Lysaght and Now Buildings continue to deliver the highest-quality builds nationwide
Discover how Lysaght and Now Buildings are shaping the future of shed construction through a trusted partnership built on Australian steel, innovative design, and the capability to deliver large-scale projects across the country.
On the ridgeline at bunjil nganga: A community-led gathering place takes shape
The Aboriginal Gathering Place at bunjil nganga Parkland is the first standalone Aboriginal-led gathering place in Melbourne's northern metropolitan region. Designed by fjcstudio for the City of Whittlesea, the building, known on the project as the Welcoming Building, uses LYSAGHT DOMINION® walling in COLORBOND® steel Copper Penny™ and Dune® Matt, with a LYSAGHT KLIP-LOK 700 HI-STRENGTH® roof in COLORBOND® steel Surfmist®. The materials were chosen to ground the curved, community-led form to its Country setting.