WINNERS OF THE 2022 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AWARDS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Exchange – Curtin University Innovation Precinct, REALMstudios, Dion Robeson

29 project submissions were entered, with exciting submissions spanning across categories such as Cultural Heritage, Civic Landscapes, Health and Education, and Tourism.

Across the submissions, the WA Jury were impressed to see a focus on genuine collaboration and integrated outcomes, describing the 2022 Awards as a testament to the tremendous growth of the landscape architecture industry, and its ongoing commitment to community.

Karringyup Shopping Centre West Deck, See Design Studio, David Deves

Each year, AILA runs the Landscape Architecture Awards to showcase compelling work. AILA WA has revealed the official winners of each category in their state.

Across the 29 project submissions, a total of 19 projects were awarded for their outstanding and positive contributions to Western Australia’s landscape architecture industry.

The entries included well-designed spaces with thoughtful engagement of First Nations advisors, revitalised places for families of all cultures to visit, play, reflect and learn, and projects with deeply impressive design and execution.

Koolangka Koolangka Waabiny, City of Perth and Playce, Jarrad Seng

WINNERS IN EACH CATEGORY

Civic Landscape | Karringyup Shopping Centre West Deck, See Design Studio

Cultural Heritage | Moort-ak Waddiny / Wellington Square, City of Perth

Cultural Heritage | The Curtin University Indigenous Learning Circle (Yarning Circle), UDLA

Health and Education Landscape (Award of Excellence) | Karla Katitjin – Bushfire Centre for Excellence, Josh Byrne & Associates

Health and Education Landscape | Exchange – Curtin University Innovation Precinct, REALMstudios

Health and Education Landscape | The Curtin University Indigenous Learning Circle (Yarning Circle), UDLA

Archerfield Park, Bushmead, PLAN E, Joel Barbitta

Infrastructure (Award of Excellence) | Town of Victoria Park Urban Forest Program, Town of Victoria Park

Infrastructure | Wharf Street Basin – Next Generation Community Park, The City of Canning with Josh Byrne and Associates

Landscape Planning | Roe Street Enhancement, City of Perth

Parks and Open Space (Award of Excellence) | Moort-ak Waddiny / Wellington Square, City of Perth

Parks and Open Space | Archerfield Park, Bushmead, PLAN E

Parks and Open Space | Hotham Park, Emerge Associates

The Curtin University Indigenous Learning Circle (Yarning Circle), UDLA

Playspaces | Hotham Park, Emerge Associates

Playspaces | Koolangka Koolangka Waabiny, City of Perth and Playce

Playspaces | The Cubby, See Design Studio

Tourism | Whitfords Nodes Stairway, Emerge Associates

Urban Design (Award of Excellence) | Wharf Street Basin – Next Generation Community Park, The City of Canning with Josh Byrne and Associates

Regional Achievement Award | Hotham Park, Emerge Associates

AILA WA Medal | Town of Victoria Park Urban Forest Program, Town of Victoria Park

The Cubby, See Design Studio, David Deves

ABOUT AILA

The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) is the peak body for the landscape architectural profession, representing 3,000 members in professional practice, education and government within Australia and overseas. They 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.

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.

Hotham Park, Emerge Associates

For more information and to view the full list of winners, visit the website.