Awards

Albury Skate and Active Recreation Precinct by Playce

Grampians Peaks Trail (Gariwerd) by McGregor Coxall with Noxon Giffen

Martin O’Dea

Ten projects received awards at the 2022 AILA ACT Landscape Architecture Awards, including pollinator-friendly habitats, and the reimagining of a traditional cemetery.

Three projects received Awards of Excellence in the 2022 South Australian Landscape Architecture Awards.

Four projects received Awards of Excellence in the 2022 Western Australia Landscape Architecture Awards.

Eight projects received Awards of Excellence in the 2022 Landscape Architecture Awards in Victoria, the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects announced on 22 June.

Three projects have received Awards of Excellence at the 2022 Qld Landscape Architecture Awards.

Six Awards of Excellence and 24 Landscape Architecture Awards have been given out at the 2022 NSW Landscape Architecture Awards, announced on Thursday 9 June.

This year’s projects include a design for the repatriation of Indigenous ancestral remains, a masterplan for multi-species co-habitation of a Tasmanian bay, and a proposal for an iconic park in Canberra that intersects gardening, stewardship and landscape change.

Drawing landscape narrative: Interfacing between the cultural, ecological and habitation imperatives of Tallow Creek ICOLL watershed by Nathan Galluzzo, Master of Landscape Architecture, University of Technology Sydney

Vanishing Landscape by Jialin Wu, Master of Landscape Architecture, RMIT University

The Loop by Girvan Christian Tenggono, Master of Landscape Architecture, The University of Melbourne

Kangaroo Bay Refugia by Adam Holmstrom, Master of Landscape Architecture, Deakin University

The Braided City by Shian Liau, Master of Landscape Architecture, University of Western Australia

Fibre to Fabric by Isabel Peng, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours), UNSW Sydney

Gardening for a Nation by Brooke Toovey, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours), University of Canberra

Ophelia: Edible Park by Qi Ziyan, Master of Landscape Architecture, The University of Adelaide

Re-turning Country: A National Resting Place Proposition by Clare Mayberry, Bachelor of Design (Landscape Architecture) (Honours), Queensland University of Technology

Five projects received awards in this year’s program with another six projects recognized with a commendation.

Goyder Square, Palmerston by Hatch RobertsDay and Turf Design Studio with Electrolight

Campbell Section 5 by Hill Thalis Architecture and Urban Projects in collaboration with Jane Irwin Landscape Architecture and Cardno, for the former ACT Land Development Agency (SLA)

QUT Campus to Country by BVN

UTAS Masterplan by Realmstudios

Castle Hill Showground Masterplan by McGregor Coxall with The Hills Shire Council

‘Safe in Her City’: Applying a gender lens to promote safety in public places and spaces by City of Casey Council

LXRP Indigenous Design Guidelines by Level Crossing Removal Project

Darwin Civic and State Square by TCL with Troppo

Harbord Diggers Club by Architectus, Chrofi and JMD Design

The Canopy Precinct by Arcadia Landscape Architecture and Scott Carver Landscape Architecture

Prahran Square by Lyons Architecture and Aspect Studios

The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects has revealed the winners of the 2021 National Landscape Architecture Awards with 47 projects recognized across 17 categories.

Pamela Conrad (CMG Landscape Architecture, USA) for Pathfinder

Kaju Yatka (Kalbarri Skywalk) by Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions

Barossa Adventure Station by Birdseye Studios

Eromanga Township by Cusp

Batemans Bay Waterfront Master Plan and Activation Strategy by Inspiring Place

Design King William by City of Unley with Outerspace Landscape Architects and BMD Group

Caloundra Main Street Urban Revitalization by Sunshine Coast Council

Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS) and Public Realm, Herston Quarter by Hassell