National Award of Excellence
Verandah Walk at James Cook University’s Townsville campus achieves much more than its stated purpose of providing a covered link for students walking to and through the library hub precinct
This project delivers a new benchmark for regenerating underutilized blue-green infrastructure corridors.
Sea Play on the Bay encapsulates the spirit of Busselton’s maritime history and draws on the city’s coastal environment.
Southern Parklands Framework provides a strategic, physical, integrated and aspirational design vision for the future role of a green space in a growing and changing Western Sydney.
The Moonee Ponds Creek Opportunities Plan was recognized for its potential as a catalyst for long-term change.
All too often, infrastructure projects are narrowly focused on the delivery of a particular function. In contrast this project provides a precedent both for prioritizing active travel and the ways in which it can be accommodated into existing streets.
Jones Residence is a wonderful demonstration of the contribution gardens can make to the quality of our daily lives.
All In Awards
This project takes an active and creative approach to addressing issues of ongoing urban vacancy and public space activation in Newcastle’s Honeysuckle District. The project encompasses a series of interventions that poetically engage with the site’s multilayered history while imagining the possibilities for a future Newcastle.
The inclusive design of Legacy Park in Hobart acknowledges that anyone, at any age, may wish to play.
The public realm is the binding element of Monash University’s campus in Clayton, Victoria, and the eastern precinct enriches the campus experience.
A key driver for the overall design narrative of this significant open space in Adelaide was a fallen River Red Gum located on the banks of Fourth Creek/Marriyarta Pari.
All too often, infrastructure projects are narrowly focused on the delivery of a particular function. In contrast this project provides a precedent both for prioritizing active travel and the ways in which it can be accommodated into existing streets.
Twig House demonstrates a unique outcome achieved by a strong alignment between client, architect and landscape architect.
Jones Residence is a wonderful demonstration of the contribution gardens can make to the quality of our daily lives.
The refurbishment of Perth’s Sunset Heritage Precinct – once a men’s hospital – has respectfully addressed the culture of the place with “landscapes of memory” thoughtfully revealed for the benefit of present-day patrons.
Acknowledgement of Aboriginal Country Signage is a simple yet powerful gesture to acknowledge traditional owners and their Country.
Everyone Can Play provides a comprehensive suite of principles, case studies and “tool kit” examples that support more inclusive play spaces in New South Wales
Yagan Square is a project of local and state significance that encapsulates the idea of convergence.
Karratha Health Campus is a celebration of remote Western Australia, conveying sensitivity to the harsh natural climate while also drawing out the inherent vibrancy of the land.
Malop Street Green Spine in Geelong is a shining example of how traditional retail streets can become inviting public spaces during the day and at night.
Located in the heart of historic Hobart, Franklin Square is lined with some of the city’s most important civic buildings, including the Town Hall, the GPO, Treasury and St David’s Cathedral.
The Giblin Street Brickworks Redevelopment is a commendable exemplar of water Infrastructure projects that champion the role of Landscape Architecture in the creation of new suburbs and their pedestrian identities.
The Lily Pads are Inspiring Place’s competition-winning entry to replace the ageing deck over the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens’ famous lily pond as part of the Gardens’ bicentennial celebrations.
The Point Nepean National Park Master Plan is set on a 560-hectare landscape at the narrowest tip of the Mornington Peninsula.
This project is a wonderful example of the university’s strategy to promote outdoor learning spaces.
On an undulating hillside within Centennial Park one enters a secret garden in which the play elements merge with the landscape setting, creating a journey of discovery for children and their families.
This project invites the visitor to enjoy the sublime beauty of the quarry space by creating a simple elegant viewing platform.
The Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (VCCC) has transformed thinking about what is possible in health design in Australia through intrinsically integrating the curative benefits of access to landscape, views, natural light and sunshine within the design
Interpretive Wonderings is an important and beautiful body of design research, a collation of interrelated events that originated from an invitation to map the landscape of an aboriginal community owned station property in southern NSW.
At the heart of the project is a functional wetland which harvests 500 Megalitres of water from the Sturt River for use in irrigation of 30 other open spaces and for groundwater recharge.
EVE Apartments successfully establishes an immersive ‘backyard’ feel for residents through the use of a lush planting palette that promotes interaction with a mix of beautiful garden spaces.
This project provides new seating that is carefully integrated with the existing trees to create much needed resting spots.