STORY BY CATHERINE STEWART FAILDM
AILDM NATIONAL STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION 2007
First Prize:
Denise Smallwood of North Melbourne Institute of TAFE, Victoria
Second prize:
Dennis Cochrane - Ryde TAFE, Sydney
Highly Commended:
Andrei Kozyrev - University of Canberra
Genevieve Corish - Ryde TAFE Sydney
Yen Ong - NMIT Melbourne
Good landscape designers focus on three main points to be successful:
- listening skills that help them really understand their clients needs and wishes,
- making every design specific to its site, reflecting its topography, climate, soils and streetscape
- communicating their design solutions in plans, sections and perspectives so clients can easily imagine their new garden
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Student Stars (PDF 185KB)
As you drive around your home town how many edible plants can you see in people’s gardens? Not many I’m sure - maybe a solitary lemon tree, mango or olive. Think how much more interesting and versatile our gardens would be if we incorporated food plants into the design.
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19 - Food For Hort (PDF 1.3MB)
STORY MARK HILL RYDE TAFE SYDNEY
SECOND IN THE AILDM STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION 2006
As a student you always carry that little bit of hope that something special will happen, not only to propel you into the real world, but something that gives you the chance to look back on all your hard work and know why you pushed yourself. I, thanks to AILDM and BORAL was given that special thing.
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Singapore Gold (PDF 602KB)
Last year’s AILDM student competition saw many outstanding entries. In previous issues of Landscape Outlook we have shown you the plans of our first and second prizewinners, Tamsin Edwards Francis and Mark Hill.
Winning third prize in this competition is an outstanding achievement considering the extremely high standard of entries. Donna Laing was a Certificate student from the Blue Mountains campus of the Western Sydney Institute of TAFE who was given special permission to enter, as usually the student must be studying for a Diploma as a minimum. Donna’s teacher saw the talent in her student and put forward a good case for her – and the result certainly supports her confidence.
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AILDM Student Design Competion 2006 (PDF 864KB)
Continuing our series on our major prizewinners in the 2006 competition, our second place winner was Mark Hill, a student at Ryde TAFE in Sydney.
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AILDM Student Design Competition (PDF 731KB)
During 2006, AILDM ran its second national design competition. Attracting nearly 80 entries from 4 states and both TAFEs and universities, the standard of the entries was very high, showing the great skills developing in our landscape design student population. Prizes included a trip to Singapore to work with Jim Fogarty on his display garden for the Singapore Garden Festival, two $500 book vouchers and 6 other merit awards.
Tamsin Edwards-Francis of Brisbane North Institute of TAFE Queensland, (Grovely Campus) won first prize
OTHER MAJOR PRIZEWINNERS WERE:
Second prize - Mark Hill of Ryde TAFE, Sydney NSW
Third prize – Donna Laing of Western Sydney Institute of TAFE,
Blue Mountains NSW
Highly Commended – Christopher Webb of University of Melbourne
Commended – Melanie Foster and Vicki Pericak, both of Ryde TAFE
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AILDM Student Design Competition 2006 (PDF 620 KB)
Congratulations to Wendy Carroll and Victoria McCallum the winner and runner up of the 2005 AILDM Student Awards. Their brief: to design a garden 12×15m for a family of four. The design had to include an outdoor dining area, water feature and at least one large tree in a north facing garden. Here are their designs.
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Student Design Winners (PDF 1.3MB)
Landscape Outlook is proud to showcase the winning designs. Allan Correy our Patron presented Matthew Cantwell with the Allan Correy Award for Design excellence at the third annual Design Awards dinner in June. Judges Michael Cooke and linda ross selected the following winners.
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2007 LAndscape Design Award Winners (PDF 1.06MB)
An enthusiastic crowd gathered at Pavilion on the Park restaurant in Sydney’s Domain to celebrate the second annual AILDM Design Awards. It was a great evening with mouth watering food and time to catch up with friends and colleagues. Against the backdrop of an eye catching display by new AILDM sponsor Colourwise Nursery the winners received their trophies designed by talented Sydney-based sculptor and designer Roger Apte.
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AILDM National Landscape Design Awards 2006 (PDF 878KB)
Two of our members, Simon Bradley and Dean Boone tell us about life after winning an AILDM design award in 2005.
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Basking in The Glory (PDF 1.2MB)
