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Landscape Architecture Australia Student Prize 2015

Program - Landscape Architecture Australia Student Prize

Year - 2015

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Landscape Architecture Australia Student Prize 2015

Forgotten Industry, Future Form by Allison Sainty, University of New South Wales.

2015 Landscape Student Prize

The winners of the 2015 Landscape Architecture Australia Student Prize.

Plan of the Glebe Island site. Existing structures to be reprogrammed are highlighted red.

2015 LAA Student Prize: UNSW

Forgotten Industry, Future Form

The Huntsman Chemical Plant Germination Park during the activation phase of the project.

2015 LAA Student Prize: RMIT University

The Space In-Between by John Williams

A concept drawing showing how a new landscape structure affects wind velocity.

2015 LAA Student Prize: QUT

Windscape: Responses to Tornadoes in Oklahoma

Site plan of Wastescape, a project that envisages warm waste water from Torrens Island Power Station being transformed into an outdoor spa experience that will retain and enhance existing ecological and historical elements.

2015 LAA Student Prize: Adelaide

Wastescape by Marguerite Bartolo

A new form of urban district accommodates tidal influx and storm surge, while also bringing the city’s inhabitants closer to the cycles of the estuary.

2015 LAA Student Prize: Uni of Melbourne

Tidal Wars/Emergent Edges

Existing conditions at Glen Forrest, Western Australia. The case study area contains significant areas of vegetation regrowth, private habitat conservation and remnant native vegetation.

2015 LAA Student Prize: UWA

A Critical Assessment of Bushfire Risk Mitigation Practice

Prior to 1827, during the time the Wadawurrung tribe called Yollinko Park home, three middens were created on the site. Kardinia Creek was a clean freshwater stream surrounded by rich riparian vegetation.

2015 LAA Student Prize: Deakin University

Restoration of Yollinko Park by Jennifer Dearnaley.