In the Media: 2023 AILA National Landscape Architecture Awards

The AILA Landscape Architecture Awards program provides a key vehicle for the promotion of the achievements and work of landscape architects in Australia.

The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) has announced the winners of the 2023 National Awards at an event held in Adelaide. The jury, made up of renowned landscape architects, academics and built environment professionals, honoured 51 winners for their positive impact on the country’s regions, towns and cities.

Some of the winning projects have been featured in the press since the announcement of the National Awards. Click on the links below to view some of the media coverage. 

VIEW THE WINNERS GALLERY

• Media release - 2023 AILA National Awards
• Amazing Adelaide playground named Australia’s best
  
• Mt Victoria architecture award
• Australian Institute of Landscape Architects awards 2023: Victoria wins more gongs than any other state

• Sydney park cleans up with prestigious award

• 'Bathing in a rainforest' : Qld garden named best in Australia

• Kirsti Sheldon's award-winning Sunshine Coast Garden
• Award winner 'a timeless residence that seamlessly blends nature and home'
• Victoria dominates National Landscape Architect Awards Ceremony
• Adelaide playground named best in Australia at AILA National Awards
• Wonthaggi Guide Park playspace 'Best in Australia'
• Wings and fire inspire SA in taking out top landscape awards
• Let it Bee project earns AILA nomination, buzz continues
• Community spaces take out top honours at 2023 AILA National Awards
• 2023 National Landscape Architecture Awards revealed
•  Banksia House is crowned Australia's best garden
• Australia's top landscapes revealed at the 2023 National Awards
• ABC Brisbane interview – Breakfast program – 8.30 AEST Friday, 20 October about Hanlon Park

  ABC Brisbane Afternoons with Kat Feeney – scheduled for Tuesday 24 October

More media articles will be uploaded once released.

Top image: Hanlon Park / Bur’uda Waterway Rejuvenation on Turrbal and Yuggera Country. By Brisbane City Council, Tract, Bligh Tanner, Epoca Constructions, and AECOM.

Photograph by Christopher Frederick Jones.

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