The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects has announced the winners of the 2019 NSW Landscape Architecture Awards, which celebrate the best landscape architecture projects in the state.
Jury chair SueAnne Ware said the awards were particularly important for a new emphasis on rewarding and insisting on acknowledgement of Indigenous relationships to landscape.
“The 2019 Awards should be remembered as significant for the landscape architecture profession. As of this year, all award entries were required to acknowledge the Aboriginal Nation relevant to the project.”
“The Jury commends AILA’s leadership group and all members for adopting this approach towards recognition of Australia’s landscapes and First People.”
2019 NSW Landscape Architecture Awards winners
Civic landscape
Award of Excellence
Barangaroo South Public Domain – Aspect and Oculus
Landscape Architecture Award
Green Square Library and Plaza – Hassell with Studio Hollenstein and Stewart Architecture
Parks and Open Space
Award of Excellence
Southern Parklands Framework – Tyrrellstudio in collaboration with Western Sydney Parklands Trust
Landscape Architecture Award
Harold Park – JMD Design
Play Spaces
Landscape Architecture Award
Bangalow Parklands Nature Play – Plummer and Smith
Infrastructure
Award of Excellence
Sydney Water Waterway Health Improvement Program – McGregor Coxall
Landscape Architecture Award
Woolgoolga to Balinna Pacific Highway Upgrade – Corkery Consulting
Cultural Heritage
Award of Excellence
AILA (NSW) Landscape Heritage Conservation Listing Project – Christine Hay, Colleen Morris, James Quoyle
Landscape Architecture Award
Sub Base Platypus - Northern Park and Playground – Aspect Studios
Tourism
Landscape Architecture Award
Campbell’s Cove Promenade – Context
Urban Design
Award of Excellence
Cooks to Cove Greenway – McGregor Coxall
Landscape Architecture Award
Flour Mill of Summer Hill – Hassell
Landscape Planning
Award of Excellence
Western Sydney Parklands Plan of Management 2030 – Western Sydney Parklands TrustLandscape Architecture Award
Birubi Point Interchange – McGregor Coxall
Research, Policy and Communication
Landscape Architecture Awards
Power Plants – The University of Newcastle
Routledge Handbook of Landscape and Food – Joshua Zeunert and Tim Waterman
Community Contribution
Award of Excellence
Everyone Can Play: A Guideline to Create Inclusive Playspaces – Office of Open Space and Parklands, Department of Planning and Environment
Small Projects
Award of Excellence
Honeysuckle Placemaking – The University of Newcastle
Landscape Architecture Award
Sydney Street Shops – Sprout Landscape Architecture
Gardens
Award of Excellence
No. 1 Lacey, Surry Hills – Black Beetle
Landscape Architecture Award
SBS Headquarters Courtyard – Hassell
Land Management
Award of Excellence
Western Sydney Parklands Design Manual – NewScape Design in collaboration with Western Sydney Parklands Trust
Landscape Architecture Award
20-year Delivery of the Waverton Peninsula Masterplan – Clouston Associates