Landscape Institute Awards 2011 - in full

This year's awards ceremony was hosted by Tim Smit KBE, Chief Executive and co-founder of the Eden Project.

Peter Youngman Award

Winner: David Scott, former partner and founder of TEP

President’s Award

Winner:
Making Space in Dalston
J&L Gibbons/muf architecture

Communications and presentation

Winner: 'Grow 2 Eat'
Studio Engleback
Highly Commended:
Ingrebourne Valley Wayfinding Strategy | J+L Gibbons/ muf architecture
Highly Commended: 'The Spell of the Ancient Market Area, Kingston' Outerspace and Room 60

Design under one hectare

Highly Commended:
Angel Field
BCA Landscape
Commended:
Crow Wood Playscape | Davies White
Commended: Bank Street Basin | Paul Hogarth Company

Design one to five hectares

Highly Commended:
Stanislavsky Factory
John McAslan + Partners

Design over five hectares

Winner:
Old Pale Community Woodland
TEP and the Forestry Commission

Heritage and conservation

Winner:
Stevenage New Town Gardens
HTA Landscape Design
Highly Commended:
Boundary Gardens | LDA Design
Highly Commended: Great Lines Heritage Park | HTA Landscape Design

Landscape management

Winner:
Luton Hoo Hotel
Lloyd Bore

Landscape Policy

Winner
Leeds City Region Green Infrastructure Strategy
LDA Design
Highly Commended: 'Study on green roof application in Hong Kong' | Urbis Ltd

Landscape and Research

Winner:
'Public realm design guide for hostile vehicle mitigation'
Capita Lovejoy
Commended: 'Overlooking the visual: demystifying the art of design' | Kathryn Moore

Landscape Sciences

Highly Commended:
Gallic Heathland restoration at the Point of Ayre
SLR Consulting

Local Landscape Planning

Winner:
Great Lines Heritage Park
HTA Landscape Design
Commended:
Clay Cross Regeneration Framework
Maxim Urban Design
Commended:' Sow and grow everywhere' (SAGE) | Erz Ltd

Strategic Landscape Planning

Winner:
'The sensitivity of the coastal landscapes and seascapes of Wales to tidal stream developments'
Land Use Consultants
Highly Commended: Newlands, North West England | Forestry Commission
Commended: Dorset Coast and Seascape Character Assessment
LDA Design

Urban Design and Masterplanning

Winner:
Making Space in Dalston
J+L Gibbons/muf architecture
Highly Commended:
Msheireb: Heart of Doha | AECOM
Commended: North West Lands, Wembley | Macfarlane Wilder

Student Dissertation

Winner: 'Resilient landscapes: what are they and how useful is it for landscape architects to adopt the concept as a new design paradigm?
Amy Harley-Jepson, Edinburgh College of Art
Commended: 'The effect of provenance on winter cold tolerance of Western South African species with the potential for use on green roofs in the UK' Helen Cummins, University of Sheffield
Commended: '21st century sublime: what is the place of the sublime in the modern world?' | Nick Tolley, Edinburgh College of Art

Student Portfolio

Winner: Templehof, Germany and Al Ain Oasis, UAE
Oliver Barden, Edinburgh College of Art
Commended: Portfolio of works (2006-2011)
Andrew Pringle, Edinburgh College of Art

Previous years' awards

Download A Year in Landscape 2010 (pdf), a review of the LI Awards, Future Vision Awards and the UK Landscape Award 2010.

All winners and commendations from previous years

Award winners at the 2010 LI Awards
hosted by poet Ian McMillan

last updated 24 November 2011

Towards Sustainability

Details of all the winning and commended schemes are in the 2011 LI Awards brochure, Towards Sustainability

The LI now explicitly features as one of the aims of its Awards to “reward schemes that demonstrate a high level of commitment to sustainability”

Read Anne Jaluzot's essay in this year's awards brochure on how landscape policy, planning and strategy projects are driving the sustainability agenda.