Winners of the IOC/IAKS AWARD 2003

The Jury awarded three Gold, twelve Silver and seven Bronze medals as well as conferring five Special Distinctions.

Gold:

• Telstra Stadion, Sydney, Australia
  Architect: Bligh Lobb Sports Architecture, a joint venture of HOK
  Sport+Venue+Event and Bligh Voller Nield, Brisbane



• Reithalle Rennweg (Sorry. This file does not exist any more.) (equestrian hall), Vienna, Austria
  Architect: Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. techn. Diether S. Hoppe, Vienna



• Westbad (pool), Munich, Germany
  Architect: Reichert-Pranschke-Maluche Architecten GmbH, Munich

Silver:

• Sydney SuperDome, Sydney, Australia
  Architect: The Cox Group, Architects & Planners, Sydney

 

• Sydney International Tennis Centre, Sydney, Australia
  Architect: Bligh Voller Nield, Architects, Sydney

 

• Dunc Gray Velodrome, Sydney, Australia
  Architect: Ryder Associates Architects, Sydney

 

• Yamanashi Kose Sports Park Ice Arena, Kose Kohfu City, Japan
  Architect: MHS Architects, Planners & Engineers, Tokyo

 

• Naturbad Amstetten (pool), Amstetten, Austria
  Architect: Architecturbüro Zechner & Zechner, Vienna

 

• Xscape Milton Keynes, UK
  Architect: FaulknerBrowns, Architects,

 

• Manchester Aquatics Centre, Manchester, UK
  Architect: FaulknerBrowns, Architects, Newcastle upon Tyne

 

• Dual-section sports hall of Heilig Blut girls' secondary school, Erding, Germany
  Architect: Claus + Forster, Architects BDA, Munich

 

• Agrippabad (pool), Cologne, Germany
  Architect: Planungsgruppe Bad, Meerbusch

 

• Triple-section sports hall, Markt Grossostheim, Germany
  Architect: Dierks Blume Nasedy, Architects, Darmstadt

 

• Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace, Phokeng, South Africa
  Architect: Waterston Weyer Roon, Architects, Brooklyn, Pretoria

 

• Estadio Polideportivo, Mar del Plata, Argentina
  Architect: Lier y Tonconogy, Architects, Buenos Aires

Bronze:

• Sydney International Equestrian Centre, Sydney, Australia
  Architect: EQUUS 2000 Pty Ltd. A Consortium of Timothy Cout & Company, Scott Carver, SJPH Design Partnership, Sutton Forest

 

• Westpac Stadium, Wellington City, New Zealand
  Architect: Bligh Lobb Sports Architecture (a joint venture of Bligh Voller Nield and HOK Sport+Venue+Event) and Architecture Warren Mahoney, Brisbane

 

• Propstei St. Gerold equestrian hall, St. Gerold, Austria
  Architect: DI Arch. Hermann Kaufmann ZT GmbH, Schwarzach

 

• Sport Center of the Chilean Chamber of Construction, Santiago de Chile
  Architect: Araya, Elton & Associate Architects, Santiago de Chile

 

• "Mühlenkopfschanze" - FIS World Cup ski jump, Willingen, Germany
  Architect: Pahl + Weber-Pahl u.a., Architects BDA, Darmstadt

 

• Arlberg-well.com Center, St. Anton-Arlberg, Austria
  Architect: Dietrich/Untertrifaller, Architects, Bregenz

 

• Multipurpose Arena: RIMAC Centre, La Jolla, USA
  Architect: David Body, AIA, RIBA / Cannon Design, Los Angeles

Special Distinctions

• Penrith Whitewater Stadium, Sydney, Australia
  Architect: Pacific Power International, Sydney

 

• allrounder winter world, indoor skiing centre, Neuss, Germany
  Architect: Dr. Schrammen + Partner, Architects BDA - Urban Planners - Engineers, Mönchengladbach

 

• Center Court LTTC Rot-Weiss Berlin, Berlin, Germany
  Architect: Architectural Studio, Prof. Peter A. Herms, Berlin

 

• DanGast-Quellbad (pool), Germany
  Architect: De Witt, Dohrn, Janssen, Architects and Engineers, Bad Zwischenahn

 

• Sports and leisure park Tivoli-Neu-Innsbruck, Neu-Innsbruck, Austria
  Architect: DI Albert Wimmer, Architect, Vienna

Statistics
The total of 27 medals and Special Distinctions are distributed among 10 countries:

	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Special Distinctions
Argentinia		1
Australia	1	3	1	1
Chile			1
Germany	1	3	1	3
UK		2
Japan		1
Newzeeland			1
Austria	1	1	2	1
South Africa		1
USA			1