Awards

The Corner – Cairns School of Distance Education by Landplan Landscape Architecture

The Calling Over Nagula by MudMap Studio, Michael Jalaru Torres and Jacky Cheng

Jacksons Creek biik wurrdha Regional Parklands by Fitzgerald Frisby Landscape Architecture

Shoreline Drive Landscape Plan by Aspect Studios

Kensington Wama / Kensington Gardens Reserve by Aspect Studios, Southfront and City of Burnside

South Parklands Wetland by TCL

South Parklands Wetland by TCL

Koolambidi Woola – Bunbury Youth Precinct by Playce

Adelaide City Skatepark by Convic

Hanlon Park / Bur’uda Waterway Rejuvenation by Brisbane City Council, Tract, Bligh Tanner, Epoca Constructions and AECOM

Hanlon Park / Bur’uda Waterway Rejuvenation by Brisbane City Council, Tract, Bligh Tanner, Epoca Constructions and AECOM

Hanlon Park / Bur’uda Waterway Rejuvenation by Brisbane City Council, Tract, Bligh Tanner, Epoca Constructions and AECOM

Cape Solander Whale Watching Facilities by Oculus with NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

Lake Boort Scarred Trees Masterplan by Aspect Studios

Lake Boort Scarred Trees Masterplan by Aspect Studios

Yalinguth by Yalinguth Working Group

Karingal Green Health and Aged Care Community by Hassell

Discovery Early Learning Centre by Playstreet

School of Design and Built Environment – Curtin University by Realmstudios in collaboration with Apparatus Public Art and Cultural Services and Kamsani Bin Salleh

Guide Park Playspace by Orchard Design with SBLA Studio

Hinterland Adventure Playground by Urbis

Hinterland Adventure Playground by Urbis

Bob Gordon Playspace by City of Melville

Thorndon Park Playground by JPE Design Studio

The jury honoured 32 winners from a record number of 102 entries across the program’s 16 categories.

Many of the winning projects focus on creating resilient communities ready to respond to climate change.

Winning projects include a culturally significant beach, a newly activated regional street and a multipurpose skate park.

The jury awarded seven projects across categories such as health and education landscapes, public parks and civic spaces.

Winning projects include a project that transforms a underutilized space with a concrete-lined channel into a naturalized creek and park, and a reconciliation garden at a university.

Across the state awards program, a total of 12 Awards of Excellence and 17 Landscape Architecture Awards were given out.

The projects in this year’s Landscape Student Prize include a framework for development in fire-prone landscapes; a model for a campus precinct that aims to improve food security and climate resilience; and an exploration of the possibilities for reconstructing opal mining landscapes in Queensland.

Patchwork Plains by Sebastian Cocks, RMIT University

Birth from the scar by Haoyang Wang, The University of Melbourne

Grassland Tales: braiding care, culture and maintenance by Chloe Walsh, University of Technology Sydney

Hilltop Habitats by Alannah Easton, Deakin University

Opal Imaginary by Marina Couchman, QUT

The Shift: Waite Urban Food Farm and Transport Precinct by Elissa Stapleton, University of Adelaide

Greenery versus Density: Two opposing approaches to ‘future-proofing’ Australia’s Bush Capital by Ramona Hofler, University of Canberra

To Think Like a River by Jennifer Wu, University of New South Wales, Sydney

Fire and Place by Amy Stewart, University of Western Australia