2009

 THE GAUTENG INSTITUTE FOR ARCHITECTURE (GIFA)
Regional Award for Architecture 2009
Highveldt House, Gauteng

THE CAPE INSTITUTE FOR ARCHITECTURE:
Award for Architecture 2009
Maison, Franschhoek

CHICAGO ATHENAEUM / EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE:
International Architecture Awards for the Best New Global Design 2009
Highveldt House, Cradle of Humankind, Gauteng 

SOUTH AFRICAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION
Best Residential Design
Highveldt House, Cradle of Humankind, Gauteng 

2008

BEST OF CAPE TOWN AWARDS arranged by GOOD HOPE FM
"Best Architectural Design in the Mother City "
CTICC (Cape Town International Convention Centre)
with Foreshore Architects (VDMM - lead design Architect)

2007

"SAIA" PROJECT AWARD 
Maison, Franschhoek

2006

"SAIA" MERIT AWARD (national)
"Award of Commendation"
CTICC (Cape Town International Convention Centre)
with Foreshore Architects (VDMM - lead design Architect)

2005

GAUTENG INSTITUTE for ARCHITECTURE
"Award of Commendation"
DE BEERS (Anya van der Merwe Miszewski - lead design Architect) New Head Office, Theta, Johannesburg with: Lucien le Grange Architects GAPP Architects

TREE HOUSE - Voted best building in South Africa in public opinion poll
hosted by VISI Magazine and the South African Institute for Architecture

CAPE INSTITUTE for ARCHITECTURE
"Award of Commendation"
CTICC (Cape Town International Convention Centre)
with Foreshore Architects (VDMM - lead design Architect)

2004

SOUTH AFRICAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION
"National overall winner"
CTICC (Cape Town International Convention Centre)
with Foreshore Architects (VDMM - lead design Architect)

SAPOA NATIONAL AWARD
CTICC (Cape Town International Convention Centre)
with Foreshore Architects (VDMM - lead design Architect)

SOUTH AFRICAN INSTITUTE FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING
"Merit Award"
CTICC (Cape Town International Convention Centre)
with Foreshore Architects (VDMM - lead design Architect)

2003

"SAIA" PROJECT AWARD
Bridge House, Higgovale

2001

WORLD ARCHITECTURE
International Competition - Tree House - First Place award for Best Building in Africa and the Middle East

"SAIA" PROJECTS AWARD
Ingwe Wine Farm, Somerset West

1999

UK ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW "ar+d" INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION
LONDON, UK for " recognition of excellence in executed designs" for Architects under the age of 45 years for "Tree House", Oranjezicht. Awarded joint First Place (900 international entries)

INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS,
"Merit Award"
Tree House, Oranjezicht

"SAIA" PROJECT AWARD 
"Cliff House", Cape Town

1997

INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS "AWARD OF MERIT"
Merit Award, "Sun House", Tamboerskloof

"SAIA" PROJECT AWARD
Project Award, Category "Residential", House Ghersi, Johannesburg

1994

PFG PILKINGTONS FLAT GLASS DESIGN COMPETITION "EXTEND YOUR HORIZONS"
Headquarters Building, Midrand, Johannesburg Awarded Second Place (98 entries) (Van der Merwe Miszewski Architects)

1992

"EVERITE" NATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION
for the design of a House Awarded First Prize (163 national entries) (Van der Merwe Miszewski Architects )

1991

RUNNYMEDE ANNUAL DESIGN AWARD, March1991.
Runnymede Borough Council, Kent, U.K. Category A, "New Built " Award. (for design of Wentworth Tennis Pavilion, Surrey, U.K. while Project Architect, with Arup Associates).

1989

COMPETITION FOR EUROPEAN PAVILION Expo. 1992
Seville, Spain Unplaced, Published in B.D. (UK) (355 entries) (in Association with Macio Miszewski, Arup Associates, London)

1987

ROYAL INSTITUTE OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION
"The New in the Old" (Adjudicated by Richard Rogers)
Awarded Third Place (96 entries) (in Association with Macio Miszewski). Exhibited at the Royal Academy, Piccadilly, London, U.K.) ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (UK)

INTERNATIONAL IDEAS COMPETITION
for the Design of a Supermarket for J. Sainsbury's Plc (Adjudicators included: J. Dixon, J. Sainsbury) Awarded Joint First Prize (134 entries) (in Association with Macio Miszewski and J.M. Miszewski)

1986

"GRAND BUILDINGS", Design of Office Building, Trafalgar Square, London. Entry selected for Exhibition (89 entries) (in association with Kenzie - Lovell partnership)

1984

ROYAL INSTITUTE OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION
"Tomorrows Think Tank Today" An Electronics Laboratory for Sinclair Research (Adjudicated by Sir Norman Foster) Awarded Third Place (245 entries) (in Association with Macio, Miszewski.) Exhibited at the Royal Academy, Piccadilly, London, U.K.