Landscape Design Awards
The LDI National Landscape Design Awards recognise and showcase the very best landscape designers & projects from around Australia each year.
Our members are known for their ability to create beautiful, sustainable gardens and landscapes, bringing innovation and professionalism to each project's unique site requirements. We're proud to celebrate the high calibre of their designs through these annual awards.
Members enter in a range of categories from balcony gardens to rural gardens, residential to commercial and institutional landscapes. The categories reflect the wide range of design work and expertise of our members and the diversity and requirements of their clients.
Entries are judged by a panel of experts in the field of landscape design. Gold and silver awards are given on the basis of points scored. The best entry in each category also receives a 'Best in Category' award.
Enter Now for our 2022 competition, closing date 8th August 2022.
Entry details can be viewed by members>
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View the award winning gardens
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Our 2021 awards were presented on YouTube on 10 December - Click to view>
Allan Correy Award
Allan Correy was one of a handful of landscape architects who trained overseas in England and America in the 1950s, and returned to be one of Australia's landscape architecture pioneers.
He applied systematic ecological planning for the first time in Australia, and was responsible for the Mt Lofty Botanic Garden Masterplan in SA and the Australian Section of Taronga Zoo, Sydney. In private practice, he designed domestic gardens using recycled building materials, ground modelling, local stone, native trees and mass shrubs and ground cover to create places that soothe the human psyche and celebrate nature. In both his public and private works he used local plant species and materials to create a strong Australian identity.
His later work in the public domain helped to build a framework for environmentally responsible site evaluation and impact assessment as an essential part of landscape architecture. He also applied his knowledge to teaching, writing and speaking, thereby contributing to landscape architecture in an all-embracing way.
LDI was very proud to have Allan as its Patron until he resigned due to poor health in 2012. Allan Correy passed away in May 2016.
The Allan Correy Award is given in his memory to the entrant whose work best represents the values he is espoused.
LDI members please use the members' login for details on how to enter the competition.
