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2010: Sissi Wang & Matt Baida
Sissi's design philosophy explored the virtual design world of gaming and the interplay between
the traditional and contemporary virtual landscape. This approach informed the design of a
progressive gamescape that would be interactive and playable to visitors to the site in Port
Adelaide.
Matt's design for the rehabilitation of a copper mine at Kanmantoo in the Adelaide Hills
demonstrated a sound knowledge of the principles of landscape remediation of ex-mining sites
whilst also emphasising the ‘social’ remediation of the area.. |
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2009: Aylwen Dennis
Aylwen demonstrated a sound knowledge of the integration of land art, natural systems and technical ability in her design of a regional coastal park, including an aquifer storage and recharge facility, at West Beach.
Her site, deliberately chosen, represents the confluence of three complex river systems that previously discharged into a natural marsh system known as the reedbeds. |
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2008: John McIntyre
Citation: John’s project focused on finding and creating a design that reflected the needs of the local and wider community aspirations within the framework of developing a multi judicial system within the Arnhem Land of Northern Territory.
The panel felt that the methodology which consisted of the process of cross cultural consultation and the final design showed that art can be an intellectual as well as physical apparition.
John successfully articulated the creativeness of a design process that culminated in the development of a flexible environment that was focused on the future of the local community. (click on image for more) |
