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Australia’s best cubby house crownedAustralia’s best cubby house crowned

Australia’s best cubby house crowned

The winner of Australia's 10th annual Cubby House Challenge has been announced.
Architecture & Design Team
Architecture & Design Team

05 Apr 2018 2m read View Author

Five architecturally designed cubby houses competed for the title of Australia’s Best Cubby at Kids Under Cover’s 10th annual Cubby House Challenge. These cubby houses were assessed and awarded by an expert judging panel before being auctioned to support Kids Under Cover’s youth homelessness prevention initiatives.

Winners

Australia’s Best Cubby, Most Imaginative and Interactive Cubby and Kid’s Choice

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Rocky Road by Becon Constructions in partnership with Watson Yong

Best Architectural Cubby

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Heads Up by Builder Collective in collaboration with Beirin Projects and Bellemo & Cat

Best Interior Designed Cubby

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The Eyrie by Porter Davis

Other participating cubby houses include:

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Block Party by NH Architecture and APM Builders in collaboration with The District Docklands

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The Dream Catcher by Figurehead Construction in collaboration with architects Bayley Ward.

The overall winner, Rocky Road, was auctioned for $20,500. The remaining cubby houses were auctioned for a combined $49,500.

“The funds raised from the auction of the cubbies will be invested into preventing youth homelessness through our Studio and Scholarship programs,” says Jo Swift, CEO of Kids Under Cover.

“The amount raised means we can provide secure backyard accommodation for up to three families over the studio’s lifetime, and complement this accommodation with the resources to continue young peoples’ education and training.

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