Tdf Design Awards Finalists Announced

TDF Design Awards Finalists Announced

With over 500 entries across the 12 award categories, the judges of The Design Files Design Awards were delivered a challenging task of selecting the winners. Today, TDF announced the finalists whittling down the entries to 125 incredible projects.

5 July, 2019

As Eco Outdoor is the major sponsor of the TDF Design Awards ‘Landscape Design’ Category, we thought we’d share the 10 projects shortlisted. Judged by Rick Eckersley, Paul Bangay and Georgina Reid, the winners will be announced at the TDF awards presentation on Thursday 19th September at Federation Square, Melbourne.

‘Landscape Design’ TDF Design Awards Finalists

East Pilbara Arts Centre by Alexandra Farrington

Inspired by the red desert sand of the East Pilbara, East Pilbara Arts Centre is a gallery purposely-built for the Martu communities. Designed by Alexandra Farrington, there is a blurred threshold between inside the building and the rolling landscape.

Landscape Architect: ALFALFA

Architect: Officer Woods Architects

Photographer: Rob Frith

Portsea Garden by Withers Group

Landscape design: Withers Group

The Sir George by Elizabeth Prater

Landscape Design: Elizabeth Prater

Photographer: Erin Dando

The Enchanted Garden by Jamie Clapham

Designed by Jamie Clapham Landscape Architecture, the lush entry garden surrounding the Yarra Bend development reflects the curve of the river in a grand invitational gesture.

Landscape design: Jamie Clapham Landscape Architecture

Pavilion Courtyard by Kate Seddon Landscape Design

The Pavilion Courtyard Garden surrounds an 1870’s former corner pub, now a family home. Every room has views into the intimate courtyard that has been cleverly divided into zones to enhance the sense of space.

Landscape Design: Kate Seddon Landscape Design

The Eastern Terrace by Lisa Ellis Gardens

Landscape Design: Lisa Ellis Gardens

Architecture: Carr Design Group

New Street, Brighton by Mud Office

See more of the Pavilion House here on our Feature Project series.

Landscape design: Mud Office

Architecture: Robson Rak

Photographer: Shannon McGrath

Waterdale Road by Mud Office

Through various zones, this generously sized residential garden was designed to accommodate play, outdoor living, a kitchen garden and an iconic Canary Island Palm.

Landscape design: Mud Office

Photographer: Erik Holt

NGV Double Ground by Muir Architecture & Open Work

Design team: Muir Architecture & Open Work

Photographer: Peter Bennetts

Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Council by Rush Wright Associates

This botanically diverse space has been designed to suggest the research potential of the rainforest, the holistic origin of new treatments and cures.

Landscape Design: Rush Wright Associates

Photographer: John Gollings

View the finalists across all 12 award categories on here at TDF Design Awards