Awards
The NSW chapter of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects announces its 2012 awards.
The Victorian chapter of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects announces its 2012 awards.
Bonner P-6 School & Aboriginal & Torres Straight Islander Learning & Cultural Centre by Harris Hobbs
Lucinda Hartley
Gweneth Leigh
Clifton Hill Railway Project Landscape by Jeavons Landscape Architects
SW1 by Andrew Green (formerly Gamble McKinnon Green)
Rio Tinto Naturescape, Kings Park & Botanic Gardens by Plan (E)
Walyjala-jala buru jayida jarringun buru Nyamba Yawuru ngan-ga mirli mirli, (Planning for the future: Yawuru Cultural Management Plan) by UDLA
Roogulli (Bywong NSW) by Fresh Landscape Design
Pirrama Park by Aspect Studios
LESS (Local-area Envisioning and Sustainability scoring System) by Hassell
Chinatown Public Domain Plan by Spackman Mossop Michaels
Victoria Square/Tarndanyangga Urban Regeneration Project by Taylor Cullity Lethlean
Green Infrastructure by Oxigen Landscape Architects, Urban Design
Jack Evans Boat Harbour, Tweed Heads by Aspect Studios
Clarence River Way Masterplan by Clouston Associates
Bingara and the Living Classroom by John Mongard Landscape Architects
Kimberley LNG Precinct Strategic Assessment: Ethnobiological Report, James Prices Point by UDLA
Bendigo Botanic Gardens Master Plan by City of Bendigo
Lollipop Creek by Fitzgerald Frisby Landscape Architecture
A comparative study of Melbourne’s freeway planting designs – implications for biodiversity conservation by Zoë Metherell
Humanities and Science Campus (Parliamentary Triangle, Canberra) by Spackman Mossop Michaels
Wild Sea Exhibit, Melbourne Zoo by Taylor Cullity Lethlean
Robelle Domain by Vee Design
The Australian Garden and New Entry at the National Gallery of Australia by McGregor Coxall
Mueller Park Universal Playspace by Ecoscape (Australia) Pty Ltd
The 2012 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects ACT Chapter awards were announced at a ceremony in Canberra on 7 June.
The 2011 AILA South Australia State Awards were announced on 29 October 2011 at the Science Exchange, Adelaide.
The 2011 AILA Tasmania State Awards were announced on 17 November 2011 at the Hobart Function Centre, Elizabeth Street Pier.