Earthquake Cities on the Pacific Rim is a series of interlinked essays that describe findings of research work into the relationship between spatial structure and resilience.

This project illustrates how a fun and innovative use of colour can provide the lynchpin to an entire urban design response. An extremely clever approach to pedestrian circulation and how colour can be an uplifting contributor to public space.

The judges commend the initiative of the entrant to undertaking this project which the ethic of landscape architecture practice to also provide a service to the profession while epitomising the intent of the visionary category.

This project exemplifies the role and importance of research for landscape architects, and the contribution our Universities can make to the profession.

Nick's Head Station Stewardship Master Plan. An artful and exemplary project evidence of the outstanding outcomes that can be achieved through the landscape architect collaborating with a range of professionals, stakeholders clients.

This project has unraveled the key elements of custodianship and stewardship in farming - this project responds to the multiple needs of rural landscapes - it is not only an industrial farming practice but has exemplified a responsibility to culture

An excellent vision for connectivity between the waterfront and Victoria Park. This project illustrates the power of conceptual masterplanning and integration of water sensitive design into public open space.