Awards

Eleven projects were recognized in this year’s program, including four winners.

George Street, Sydney by City of Sydney

Walyalup Civic Centre by KHA

Transforming Southbank Boulevard by City of Melbourne with TCL and Mike Hewson

Lilydale and Mooroolbark Stations by BKK Architects, Kyriacou Architects, Jacobs and Aspect Studios

Er Pavilion by Vittino Ashe in collaboration with Brendan Moore, Melissa Cameron and Syrinx

The Greenline Project by City of Melbourne with Aspect Studios x TCL

Quantifying quality by SJB and University of Technology Sydney

Macquarie Park Innovation Precinct – Stage 1 by AJC Architects with Tract Consultants

Height of building and FSR alignment study by Hill Thalis Architecture and Urban Projects, Olsson Architecture Urban Projects, and City of Sydney Strategic Planning

Gurner Avenue Austral by E8urban

Value Assessment System for Place (VASP) by Transport for NSW Urban Design (Public Transport and Precincts)

A project that examines how landscape architects can decolonize their design practices has been announced the national winner of the 2023 Landscape Student Prize.

Nature-based Solutions for Urban Verges in Mediterranean Cities by Lisa Liu, The University of Western Australia

Richmond River Atlas by Stephen Saines, University of Technology, Sydney

Creating Safer Cities for Women: A Case Study of Haig Park by Hannah Coppell, The University of Canberra

Mobile Territories: Documenting and Archiving Melbourne’s Commission Housing by Peter Grant, RMIT University

Levelling the Urban Playing Field by Lauren Williams, Queensland University of Technology

Alternative Environmental Offset: Shorebird Habitat Protection and Acquisition by Sze Wah (Naomi) Chan, UNSW, Sydney

Sturt River Revitalization by An Chuang, The University of Adelaide

Towards Reconciliation: Decolonizing Design in Melbourne’s Contemporary Cultural Plaza by Jenny Tin, The University of Melbourne

The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) has revealed the winners of the 2023 National Landscape Architecture Awards.

Fiona Morrison

Sustainable streets – Tree diversity and resilience planning through our street tree master plan and species list by City of Sydney

Vanam by Tanya Wood Landscape Architecture with Andrew Stevenson and Jeffrey Miller

West Bund Riverfront Upgrade by Hassell

Sapa and Surrounds: Lao Cai Province Urban Resilience Development Project by Hansen Partnership

Bosjes by Square One Landscape Architects

Witchcliffe Ecovillage – Community Gardens by Sustainable Settlements with South West Landscape Collective and Topio Landscape Architecture

Banksia House Kings Beach by 7b Landscapes and Interiors

North Williamstown Station LXRP by Hassell

Reimagining Tarralla Creek by GHD Woodhead

The Drying Green by McGregor Coxall with City of Sydney and Regal Innovations

Witchcliffe Ecovillage – Infrastructure by Sustainable Settlements with South West Landscape Collective and Topio Landscape Architecture

Great Ocean Road Coastal Trail Master Plan by Tract

Great Ocean Road Coastal Trail Master Plan by Tract

South Eveleigh by Aspect Studios

Melbourne Connect by Aspect Studios

The Victorian Family Violence Memorial by Muir and Openwork

Fire Circle by TCL

Long Reef Surf Life Saving Club Courtyard by Tyrrell Studio