2026 AILA Awards Good Cause Giveaway
We’ve had a fantastic fortnight celebrating with landscape architects at the 2026 AILA Chapter Awards. As Presenting Partner, Street Furniture Australia’s Good Cause Giveaway added a touch more competition and fun to the evening.
At the photobooth, we asked participants to pose for a fun team photo for the chance to win over $3,000 worth of furniture for their chosen charity or project. We had so much fun selecting winners from the entries, many of which were above and beyond—thanks for entertaining us with your creativity!
Here are the winners:
QLD AILA Awards
Winner: FRED St
Runner-Up: RPS
Runner-Up: Passion Fruit Design Co, Vee Design and Guymer Bailey
VIC AILA Awards
Winner: Arcadia Landscape Architecture
Runner-Up: TRACT
Runner-Up: KW Studio
SA AILA Awards
Winner: OXIGEN
Runner-Up: SMFA
Runner-Up: SA AILA Exec Team
Runner-Up: Swanbury Penglase
WA AILA Awards
Winner: REALMstudio
Runner-Up: Banksia & Lime
Runner-Up: Architectus
NSW AILA Awards
Winner: ASPECT Studio
Runner-Up: UNSW
Runner-UP: AECOM
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