2022 National Landscape Architecture Awards: Landscape Architecture Award for Small Projects

Bago Maze by Bago Maze and Wine

Bago Maze is a whimsical hedge maze located in the grounds of Bago Winery in the New South Wales North Coast hinterland. It is remarkable in that since its inception in 2006, it has become a critical and successful landscape drawcard for visitors to this off-the-beaten-track location. The design incorporates a myriad of symbology inspired by the process of wine production, from vineyard to consumption. Progressively implemented on a minimal budget, Bago Maze has become an iconic destination, and it provides an exemplar of a small landscape architecture project that achieves a significant outcome for the client and the community.

Bago Maze is located in Herrons Creek, New South Wales on the land of the Biripi people.

Project credits

Entrant Bago Maze and Wine Client Bago Vineyards Landscape architect Ian Mobbs Constructor Bago Vineyards Photographer Andrew Kowalewski (top); Remy Brand (bottom)

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