VISIONS OF FUTURE LANDSCAPES OF CHANGE: AS SPECTACLE AND AS COLLAPSE

Winner and runner-ups announced!

Congratulations to Zhuocheng (Jackie) Gu for winning the 2021 Future Landscape Competition!

CLICK HERE or the above image to check out Zhuocheng (Jackie) Gu winning entry.

The jury also awarded three runner-ups:
> Wenxuan Zhang, Xiaohan Wang & Zhuoer Tang for Treatment of Anosmia. CLICK HERE to view the Treatment of Anosmia entry
> Harry Lawson, Rosalie Brooker & Georgia Hopkins for Sandstock Crescent. CLICK HERE to view the Sandstock Crescent entry
> Qian Li, Jiayu Qiao & Yuye Zheng for Reviving Melbourne’s Heart. CLICK HERE to view the Reviving Melbourne’s Heart entry

Emerging landscape architects were invited to speculate on scenarios of future Australian landscapes. The competition asked entrants to present and illustrate a unique narrative for an existing Australian street, park or public open space in its current form, as a landscape of spectacle and as a landscape from collapse. The site could have been located anywhere in Australia from an urban, suburban or rural setting and represented from the eye level perspective of a pedestrian. There was no budget and entrants were encouraged to speculate imaginatively.

Entries were open to recent graduates (up to 2 years) or tertiary students of disciplines related to the built and natural environment, or design and creative industries studying at an Australian university during 2021. 

The winner and runner-ups were announced during the 2021 Festival on Friday 15 October.

Thank you to the 2021 Future Landscape Competition Jury, Prof. Maria Ignatieva, University of Western Australia, Prof. Martin Bryant University of Technology Sydney and Emily Wong, Landscape Architecture Australia

      


The 2020 Festival of Landscape Architecture is taking place on Whadjuk Noongar Country. We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Whadjuk Noongar Country and Country throughout Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.