WINNERS OF THE 2022 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AWARDS IN VICTORIA

New Quay Central Park, ASPECT Studios with SAALA, Dianna Snape

In Victoria, a total of 60 projects were entered, with 34 awards allocated in areas that successfully demonstrate the positive impact that well designed outdoor spaces have on public life, such as health and education, playspaces and gardens.

An innovative space for the creative community, a four-decade long volunteering effort, a healing garden at the Heide Museum, and a new green open space in Melbourne’s CBD are just some of the entries that have been recognised as part of this year’s AILA Victoria Landscape Architecture Awards.

The Victorian Chapter is delighted to announce the official project winners of each category and the Future Leaders in their state.

City of Melbourne’s Green Factor tool, City of Melbourne

WINNERS OF EACH CATEGORY

Civic Landscape | Pentridge Piazza, ASPECT Studios

Civic Landscape | Hampshire Road Civic Green, Brimbank City Council

Community Contribution (Award of Excellence) | Yaluk Langa Design Framework – Heide Museum of Modern Art Urban Initiatives

Community Contribution | Collingwood Yards, SBLA Studios

Community Contribution | Hovells Creek Linear Park/Kevin Hoffman Walk, David Martin

Cultural Heritage (Award of Excellence) | Avalon Corridor Strategy Cultural Values Assessment, Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation, City of Greater Geelong, Wyndham City Council & Unearthed Heritage Australia Pty Ltd

Cultural Heritage | Wesley Place, OCULUS

Wesley Place, OCULUS, Molly Rose-Coulter

Gardens (Award of Excellence) | The Healing Garden at the Heide Museum of Modern Art, Openwork Pty Ltd

Gardens | Cliff House, BWLA

Gardens | Fitzroy Bridge House, Robyn Barlow Design

Health and Education Landscape (Award of Excellence) | Bendigo Kangan Tafe Redevlopment, SBLA Studio

Health and Education Landscape | Woowookarung Dementia Friendly Forest and Sensory Trail, Thomson Hay Landscape Architects

Health and Education Landscape | Monash University – Southern Precinct Landscape, ASPECT Studios

Infrastructure (Award of Excellence) | Bell to Moreland, Tract

Infrastructure | Toorak Road Level Crossing Removal, ASPECT Studios

Land Management (Award of Excellence) | Lake Tyers (Bung Yarnda) Camping and Access Strategy, Parks Victoria

Landscape Planning (Award of Excellence) | Yalloc-Bulluk Marine and Coastal Park Access and Infrastructure Plan, Hassell Studio

Playspaces | Arcadia Dragon Park, Outlines Landscape Architecture

Playspaces | Jells Park, Fitzgerald Frisby Landscape Architecture

Parks and Open Space | New Quay Central Park, ASPECT Studios with SAALA (formally Stutterheim Anderson Landscape Architect)

Arcadia Dragon Park, Outlines Landscape Architecture, Drew Echberg

Research, Policy and Communications | The Big Asian Book of Landscape Architecture, Jillian Walliss and Heike Rahmann

Research, Policy and Communications | City of Melbourne’s Green Factor tool, City of Melbourne

Research, Policy and Communications | Green Our City Action Plan: Strategic justification for regulatory requirements for sustainability, Arup, Oculus, HillDPA and Junglefy for City of Melbourne

Small Projects | Monash College Forest Biomes, GLAS Landscape Architects

Tourism (Award of Excellence) | Grampians Peaks Trail (Gariwerd), McGregor Coxall with Noxon Giffen

Tourism | Lake Tyrrell Tourism Infrastructure Design, Thomson Hay Landscape Architects

Tourism | Maits Rest, Outlines Landscape Architecture

Green Our City Action Plan: Strategic justification for regulatory requirements for sustainability, Arup, Oculus, HillDPA and Junglefy for City of Melbourne

Urban Design | Morris Moor, Tract

Urban Design | South Melbourne Life Saving Club, Site Office

Regional Awards | Grampians Peaks Trail (Gariwerd)

Regional Awards | Lake Tyers (Bung Yarnda) Camping and Access Strategy

Future Leaders (Graduate) | Molly Rose-Coulter

Future Leaders (Student) | Georgina de Beaujeu

The Healing Garden at the Heide Museum of Modern Art, Openwork Pty Ltd

ABOUT AILA

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

Fitzroy Bridge House, Robyn Barlow Design

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