WINNERS OF THE 2022 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AWARDS IN QUEENSLAND

Student Central, The University of Queensland, Scott Burrows

AILA is the peak body for the landscape architectural profession, representing 3,000 members in professional practice education and government within Australia and overseas.

AILA are dedicated to enhancing the built and natural environment and promote sustainable and responsible design and advocacy on behalf of the profession, for the benefit of all communities in Australia.

POD Early School, Cam Murchinson

AILA’s vision and mission is embedded in the commitment to lead a dynamic and respected profession, and creating places that support a healthy and liveable planet. The Institute’s key priorities encompass climate positive design, connection to country, and gender equity.

Philip Street Communities and Families Precinct, Gladstone Regional Council

AILA runs the Landscape Architecture Awards each year to showcase compelling work. The Awards provide a key vehicle for the promotion of the achievements and work of landscape architects in Australia, and demonstrate the positive impact of the profession to the wider community.

16 National Awards categories across varying disciplines, such as civic landscapes, infrastructure and cultural heritage, are awards Landscape Architecture Awards and Awards of Excellence in recognition of outstanding work in these areas. The National Awards program includes a category of international projects. The Chapter Awards are the first stage, with winners proceeding to the National Awards program.

WINNERS OF EACH CATEORY

Award of Excellence | Toowoomba Regional Landscape and Urban Character Study & Toowoomba Regional Scenic Amenity Study

Award of Excellence | The Spit Redevelopment

Award of Excellence | Carol Park

Landscape Architecture and Regional Achievement Award – Sunshine Coast | Nambour Forecourt Revamp

Eminence, CUSP (QLD) Pty Ltd

Landscape Architecture Award | Mollison Park

Landscape Architecture Award | Afghanistan War Memorial

Landscape Architecture Award | Reconciliation Rocks Precinct Development, Cooktown

Landscape Architecture Award | Tree House

Landscape Architecture Award | North Maleny Garden Project

Landscape Architecture Award | Brisbane South State Secondary College

North Maleny Garden Project, Stuart Bull

Landscape Architecture Award | Fortitude Valley State Secondary College – Stage 1

Landscape Architecture Award |Student Central – The University of Queensland

Landscape Architecture Award | Sippy Downs Drive – Boulevard and Gateway

Landscape Architecture Award | Small Creek – Stage 3

Landscape Architecture Award | Ipswich Central Revitalisation

Brisbane South State Secondary College, Glen English

Landscape Architecture Award |POD Early School

Landscape Architecture Award |Schuster Park Jungle Playground

Landscape Architecture Award | Duet: Illuminated Peewees at Oxford Street Bulimba

Landscape Architecture Award | Eminence

Regional Achievement Award – Central QLD | Philip Street Communities and Families Precinct (Stage 1)

Presidents Award | David Uhlmann

People’s Choice Award | Afghanistan War Memorial

Future Leader Award | Nathan Merlano

Tree House, Cathy Schusler

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