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2023 World Landscape Architecture Awards
Posted 06 03 2023
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Entries now open
Entries for the 2023 World Landscape Architecture (WLA) Awards, an international landscape architecture awards in its seventh year, are now open. Entries are worldwide and they honor the winners and shortlisted entries through awards, promotion on social media, and publishing on their website with over 55,000 monthly readers.
What are the Awards categories?
- Built – Small Landscape Design (Smaller than 1,000 sq. metres/10000 sq. foot)
- Built – Large Landscape Design (Large greater than 1000 sq. metres/10000 sq. foot)
- Built – Urban Design
- Built – Private Residential Design (including single dwelling gardens)
- Built – Commercial Residential Design (including showflats, apartments, residential estates, housing developments, etc)
- Conceptual – Small Landscape Design (Smaller than 1,000 sq. metres/10000 sq. foot)
- Conceptual – Large Landscape Design (Large greater than 1000 sq. metres/10000 sq. foot)
- Conceptual – Private Residential Design (including single dwelling gardens)
- Conceptual – Commercial Residential Design (including showflats, apartments, residential estates, housing developments, etc)
- Conceptual – Analysis and Planning
What are the eligibility and submission requirements?
The project was designed or built between 2019-2023 by a landscape architect/landscape designer within a design firm or organization (council, government authority, non-profit, etc)
The submission includes a five-page pdf (1 text, 4 images) using a submission template and also a declaration.
How much to enter?
Registration Fees are $250AUD per entry (approx. 170USD, 160EUR, 1150CNY) which can be purchased at here.
When do I have to register?
Registrations close March 17, and Entries submissions close March 24
Where can I find out more?
The 2023 WLA Awards website here .
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