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Media House on Spencer Street.

FAIRFAX'S Media House has won the 'gold logie' of the property industry, the Australian Development of the Year Award, at the 2012 Property Council of Australia/Rider Levett Bucknall Innovation and Excellence Awards.

The five-star Green Star development, located at the edge of Melbourne's Docklands, houses The Age newspaper, The Australian Financial Review and 3AW and was completed in 2009. It is owned by Commonwealth Property Office Fund and was nominated by Grocon.

Media House, which beat 101 contenders from around the country to claim the main award, also won the Colliers International Award for Best Office Development and the Project Control Group Award for Best Workplace Project.

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Grocon's Pixel building.

Other Victorian winners include Stable Group's Triptych, the Village Building Award for Best Residential Development; Lend Lease's Martha's Point, the Gadens Lawyers Award for Retirement Living Development; Pixel by Grocon, the Nepean Award for Innovation; and Davis Langdon's Michael Skelton took out the Judd Farris Award for Future Leader.

Property Council of Australia chief operating officer Ken Morrison said Media House was an outstanding showcase of what Australia's property industry could produce, achieving benchmarks in innovation and sustainability.

Media House's project team included Bates Smart, Fulcrum Town Planners, Norman Disney & Young, RLB, and emerystudio.

Triptych's Green Wall.

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