
Winners of 2026 AILA NSW Landscape Architecture Awards announced
A harbourside park, an urban regeneration project and mixed-use precinct, and a public waterfront were among the notable winners in the program.
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A harbourside park, an urban regeneration project and mixed-use precinct, and a public waterfront were among the notable winners in the program.

The design for a new cultural centre near the Adelaide coast took out three Awards of Excellence.

Notable winners include a pedestrian and cycling bridge in Perth and tourism infrastructure for a national park.

The projects honoured include a town greening strategy, the design for a regional skate park and tourism infrastructure upgrades within a national park.

Celebrated projects include a model for addressing Victoria's housing challenges and a project that transforms a concrete channel into a living creek.

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Among the celebrated projects are a cultural and learning space on a university campus and a set of guidelines for transforming school outdoor spaces into environments that support student wellbeing.

The winners of the 2026 AILA QLD Landscape Architecture Awards were announced on Wednesday 16 September.

In this episode of Design Speaks Weekly, TARN founder Rob Champion speaks about the opportunities of experimentation and imperfection, and how doing less can be more impactful in small-scale landscape design.

Visions for the new Sydney Olympic Park metro station and surrounding precinct have been unveiled, with the development proposed to “boost passenger movements and vibrancy” at the entertainment site.

Designed by Openwork, the design features two curved spaces connected back-to-back, with plantings of native trees and informal nature play for children.

We chat to landscape architect Alex Felson about translocating fauna, bioacoustics, public engagement and how designers can work with other disciplines in relation to his ongoing research project, Song of the Cricket.
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