Level 5, RGB, 1 Prince Albert Road, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia

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Nominated Architect, Ben Berwick NSW ARB 11650

Prevalent provides strategies for the built environment that are underpinned by global trends in furthering environmental, economic & social sustainability. Based in Sydney, and working internationally, we focus heavily on user experience and one’s relationship to the built environment, at scales ranging from the object to the city. With experience in both public and private sectors, our strategies and intelligence behind each project sets precedence within industry.

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Publications

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2021 - Architecture AU (Australia) 

2020 - July Issue Architecture Australia Magazine

2020 - Architecture Bulletin (Australia)

2020 - Vattenfall, Spokesperson (Sweden)

2020 - Lexus Design Award, Spokesperson (Global)

2019 - June Issue FRAME Magazine (Netherlands)

2019 - Forbes Magazine (New Jersey) 

2019 - Bauwelt Magazine (Germany)

2019 - Wired Magazine (USA) 

2019 - GQ (USA) 

2019 - INVERSE (USA) 

2019 - TechRadar

2019 - WWD Magazine

2019 - Core77 Online Magazine (USA) 

2019 - Gizmodo (Australia) 

2019 - Indesign Magazine (Australia) 

2019 - Wide Magazine

2019 - CNN (USA)

2018 - INDE Shortlist, Best Social Space in Asia/Pacific

2018 - Archdaily, Top 100 Social Spaces of the Year

2018 - FRAME Magazine (Netherlands)

2018 - DOMUS Magazine (Italy) 

2018 - Divisare Magazine (Italy) 

2018 - Plazatio (Spain) 

2017 - Archdaily 

2017 - Australian Architecture (Australia)

2017 - IGNANT (Germany) 

2017 - Lexus Magazine (Russia)

Awards

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2021 dWell competition, Finalist for Ambient House.

2020 - Lexus Design Award, Spokesperson (Global)

2019 Bauwelt Award, best first work by designer or architect,  globally, second place for SUSURU. 

2019 Lexus Design Award, Prototype Winner for Solgami.

2018 INDE award, shortlist for best social space,Asia Pacific for  SUSURU. 

2017 Dyson Innovation Award, Runner up for Solgami.

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Selected Awards & Publications.

We acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, the traditional custodians of the country on which we practice. We pay respect to their Elders, past, present and emerging.