2012 AILA WA landscape awards announced
Walyjala-jala buru jayida jarringgun buru Nyamba Yawuru ngan-ga mirli mirli by UDLA. Shown here is an aerial view of Thangoo coastline.
Rapids Landing Residential Estate by William James Landscape Architects and Earth Essence Landscape Architecture.
Rapids Landing Residential Estate – an off-stream drainage treatment basin in the formally degraded natural stream-line just after planting.
A community gathering space – Kings Park and Botanic Garden by Plan (E).
Place of Reflection, Kings Park and Botanic Garden by Plan (E) – serpentine paths and sculptured seating niches offer visitors intimate reflection spaces.
New Perth to Bunbury Highway (under construction) by Urbis.
The 2012 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects WA awards were announced at a ceremony in Perth on 25 May.
AILA WA Medal for Landscape Architecture
Walyjala-jala buru jayida jarringgun buru Nyamba Yawuru ngan-ga mirli mirli, by UDLA
AILA WA Excellence Award for Landscape Architecture
Place of Reflection, Kings Park and Botanic Gardens, by Plan (E)
AILA WA Landscape Architecture Award for Design
Rio Tinto Naturescape, Kings Park and Botanic Garden, by Plan (E)
Rapids Landing Residential Estate, Margaret River, by William James Landscape Architects and Earth Essence Landscape Architecture
AILA WA Landscape Architecture Award for Land Management
Cygnia Cove Development Rehabilitation Works, Waterford, by Plan (E)
New Perth to Bunbury Highway by Urbis
AILA WA Landscape Architecture Award for Planning
Kimberley LNG Precinct Strategic Assessment, Ethnobiological Report, James Price Point, by UDLA
AILA WA Landscape Architecture Award for Urban Design
Claremont Central Precinct Shared Space by Blackwell and Associates
AILA WA Future Leaders Award (Graduate)
Eion Gladish
AIA WA Future Leaders Award (Student)
Stefanie Jones for Bayswater Constructed Wetland Project – Draw / Cleanse / Fuse
The 2012 WA AILA awards jury consisted of Jeppe Aagaard Andersen (vice president of the International Federation of Landscape Architects), Helen Whitbread (associate director of Built Environment at the University of Western Australia), Jean Brodie-Hall (landscape architect), Niall Simpson (the AILA national president), Terry Thompson (senior landscape architect for the City of Canning) and Philip Palmer (landscape architect with the National Trust of Australia).
