Travelling around Australia for the AILA Awards

The Street Furniture Australia team was delighted to congratulate AILA Landscape Architecture Award winners in-person at ceremonies in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, in June and July.

“It was wonderful to celebrate with landscape architects after years of lockdown – there was a warm and excited energy at each awards night,” says Tiffany Hoy, Content and Presentations Manager.

“We would also like to congratulate the award winners in the ACT and in Victoria, and hope we are able to visit you soon.”

As part of Street Furniture Australia’s eighth consecutive year as a National AILA Sponsor – since 2014 – the company was proud to present award categories in each state.

Our team is next looking forward to supporting and attending the 2022 Festival of Landscape Architecture: Country, in Magandjin (Brisbane) in October. Registrations are now open on the AILA website.

First photo: Presenting a Landscape Architecture Award in the Small Projects category to Brisbane City Council – Design Brisbane and Belinda Smith (artist) for Duet: Illuminated Peewees at Oxford Street Bulimba. Image: Groundworks.

In Sydney: NSW BDMS Kieran Bennett and Tania Justice, with
Tiffany Hoy.

In Brisbane: Specification Consultant Sally Morrison, QLD BDM
Murray Lowndes, and Tiffany Hoy.

In Brisbane: Presenting an Award of Excellence to Amy Trotman from FRED St
and Melissa Cooke from Logan City Council.

In Perth: Presenting a Landscape Architecture Award to
Peta-Maree Ashford from Emerge Associates, Paul Quilty, Street
Furniture Australia representative with DS Agencies.

In Perth: Paul Quilty presents a Landscape Architecture Award
to Kirsten Dawson from PLAN E.

In Adelaide: Presenting an Award of Excellence to Peter Phillips
from ASPECT Studios, Paul Johnson, SANT BDM, and Tiffany Hoy.

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  • 29 July 2022, by Editor

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