Last week the Landscape Institute announced the winners for the Landscape Awards 2015. Congratulations to everyone who won this year and you can view the full list below for every award presented at this year’s ceremony.
President’s Award
Winner
Brentford High Street ‘making the connection’
Kinnear Landscape Architects
Adding Value through Landscape
Winner
Vauxhall Promenade of Curiosities
Erect Architecture and J & L Gibbons
Highly Commended
Services to Schools – Oakridge Infants School
Hampshire County Council
Manchester Garden City
BDP
Communications and Presentation
Winner
Cities Alive – rethinking green infrastructure
Arup
Highly Commended
A Record of Lancaster
BCA Landscape & Smiling Wolf
Ballymena Public Realm Consultation
The Paul Hogarth Company
Design for a Small Scale Development
Winner
Derbyshire Street Pocket Park, London
Greysmith Associates
Highly Commended
Millshott Close, Hammersmith Riverside
Groundwork London
Macaulay Walk, Clapham
Churchman Landscape Architects
Arcadia Nursery, Edinburgh
erz
Design for a Medium Scale Development
Winner
Littlehaven Promenade
OOBE
Highly Commended
John Henry Brookes Building, Oxford Brookes Building
LUC
Design for a Large Scale Development
Winner
South Park Plaza at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
James Corner Field Operations and LDA Design
Highly Commended
Bristol Harbourside Masterplan
Grant Associates
Design for a Temporary Landscape
Winner
Urban Physic Garden
Wayward
Highly Commended
“Roof East”, Stratford
Groundwork London
UK Pavilion, Milan Expo 2015
BDP and Wolfgang Buttress
Science, Management and Stewardship
Winner
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park management plan 2014 – 2019
Land Management Services
Heritage and Conservation
Winner
Walpole Park, London
J & L Gibbons
Highly Commended
The Restoration of The Level, Brighton
LUC
Landscape Policy and Research
Winner
Second Edition of book Great City Parks (2015)
Alan Tate FLI / Dr Marcella Eaton
Highly Commended
“PhD Thesis – The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park: Whose Values, Whose Benefits? A case study exploring the role of cultural values in ethnic minority under-representation in UK Parks”
Dr Bridget Snaith, Shape / University of East London
The Visual Impact Provision: Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment of Existing Electricity Infrastructure in Nationally Protected Landscapes in England and Wales
Gillespies, LUC
Local Landscape Planning
Winner
‘Bring your Brolly Day’, Southhill Solar, Charlbury
Clews Landscape Architecture
Highly Commended
Wind Turbines and Pylons: Guidance on the Application Separation Distances from Residential Properties
Gillespies, LUC
Highly Commended
Monmouthshire Green Infrastructure Supplementary Planning Guidance
Chris Blandford Associates
Strategic Landscape Planning
Winner
Isle of Anglesey, Gwynedd and Snowdonia National Park Landscape Sensitivity and Capacity Study
Gillespies
Highly Commended
CIVI: Cumulative Impacts of Vertical Infrastructure
WYG
Student Dissertation
Winner
Public Participation in Landscape Architecture: The Rationale and the Reality
Stuart Malcolm, University of Edinburgh
Highly Commended
Winter Participatory Landscape: Designing Bulgarian Ski Resort in time of Climate Change
Yuhei Nakajima, Writtle College
An investigation into the invisible landscape of memory and experience and its potential applications to landscape site analysis and design development
Melanie Clemmey, University of Gloucestershire
Student Portfolio
Winner
Fraser Halliday, Edinburgh College of Art
Highly Commended
Rachel Brown, Edinburgh College of Art
Urban Design and Masterplanning
Winner
Brentford High Street ‘making the connection’
Kinnear Landscape Architects
Highly Commended
Middlehaven Development Framework: A new park as the catalyst for regeneration
Urban Initiatives Studio Ltd
Vauxhall Promenade of Curiosities
Erect Architecture and J & L Gibbons
Avon River Precinct, Christchurch, New Zealand
BDP
Client of the Year
Winner
The Land Trust
Fellows’ Award for Climate Change Adaptation
Winner
Littlehaven Promenade, South Shields
