Here is a list of LI Award winners from 2009 through to 2013.
LI Award winners 2013
President’s Award
- Winner: Leicester Square City Quarter, London by Burns + Nice Ltd
Adding value through landscape
- Winner: Beam Parklands by Arup Highly
- Commended: Heworth Grange Comprehensive School by Capita
Communications and presentation
- Winner: AECOM Global Cities programme AECOM
- Highly Commended: 2016 Olympic Park Design Competition, Rio de Janeiro
Design for a small scale public development 2013
- Winner: Sammy Ofer Wing, National Maritime Museum by Churchman Landscape Architects Ltd
- Highly Commended: Student Forum, Newcastle University by Southern Green
Design for a small scale private development
- Winner: NEO Bankside, London (Phase 1, Phase 2 and Phase 3 Block C) by Gillespies
- Highly Commended: Embassy Gardens Marketing Suite by Camlins
Design for a medium scale public development
- Winner: Leicester Square City Quarter, London by Burns + Nice Ltd
- Highly Commended: Ebrington Square, Derry/Londonderry by Optimised Environments Limited (OPEN)
Design for a medium scale private
- Winner: ICON, Street, Somerset by Grant Associates
Design for a large scale public development
- Winner: Gardens by the Bay, Singapore by Grant Associates
- Highly Commended: Datong Wenying Lake by AECOM Rehabilitation of Shek O Quarry, Hong Kong | Urbis Ltd
Design for a large scale private development
- Winner: Accordia, Cambridge by Grant Associates
Fellows’ award for climate change adaptation
- Winner: Gardens by the Bay, Singapore by Grant Associates
Science, management and stewardship
- Highly Commended: Bayston Hill Quarry southeastern extension by SLR Consulting
- Highly Commended: A Management Plan for Black Brook Corridor by TEP
Strategic landscape planning
- Winner: Network Rail National Lineside Vegetation Management Strategy by LDA Design
- Highly Commended: ‘The City In The Forest’ Moscow City Region Plan by Gillespies
- Highly Commended: Harlow Open Space Study and Green Infrastructure Plan by Land Use Consultants
Student portfolio
- Winner: Zhongyi Zhang
- Highly Commended: Bethany Gale, and Sophie Tombleson
Student dissertation
- Winner: Jono Burgess
- Highly Commended: Martina Sechi, Sophie Tombleson, and Lisa Jeffrey
Peter Youngman Award
No award made in 2013
LI Award winners 2012
President’s Award
- Winner: Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park by LDA Design with Hargreaves Associates, Arup, and Atkins
Peter Youngman Award
- Winner The Olympic Delivery Authority
Design Under 1ha
- Winner: Brockhole Jetty, Lake District by Planit-ie
- Highly Commended: Next Wave (Phase 1), Bexhill-on-Sea by HTA Landscape Design
- Highly Commended: Brunswick Cemetery Gardens, Bristol by New Leaf Studio
- Highly Commended: Arundel Square, London Borough of Islington by Remapp
Design 1-5ha
- Winner: Potters Fields Park, London by Gross.Max
- Highly Commended: Fordham Park and Walpole Road Underpass, London by The Landscape Partnership
- Highly Commended: Cathedral Square, Peterborough by LDA Design
- Highly Commended: Three Mills Green, London by Churchman Landscape Architects
Design Over 5ha
- Winner: Coworth Park, Dorchester Collection, Berkshire by Macfarlane Wilder
Strategic Landscape Planning
- Winner: Temporary Greenspace Study by OPEN (Optimised Environments Limited)
Heritage and Conservation
- Winner: Restoration of Clifton Park, Rotherham by LDA Design
- Highly Commended: Ouseburn Parks, Newcastle upon Tyne by Southern Green Ltd
- Highly Commended: Bushey Rose Garden, Herefordshire by Land Use Consultants
Neighbourhood Planning
- Winner: Kilmahew/St Peter’s, Cardross by erz
- Highly Commended: Woodberry Wetlands, London by Allen Scott Landscape Architects
- Highly Commended: The Gatherings, Bakewell Town Centre Public Realm Framework by Maxim Urban Design
Urban Design and Masterplanning
- Winner: Queenborough & Rushenden Masterplan, Isle of Sheppey, Kent by Rummey Design
- Highly Commended: Stoneywood Estate Development Framework and Masterplan, Aberdeen by OPEN (optimised Environments)
- Highly Commended: Belfast Streets Ahead Masterplan by AECOM Design + Planning
- Highly Commended: Meridian Water, Enfield by LDA Design
Communications and Presentation
- Highly Commended: The Garden of the Beasts, Hampton Court Palace by Davies White and Room60
- Highly Commended: Cairngorm National Park Entry Points, Scotland by Ian White Associates Landscape Architects
Landscape Policy & Research
- Highly Commended: Forestry Commission Scotland Practice Guide, Conserving and managing trees and woodlands in Scotland’s designed landscapes by Peter McGowan, Peter McGowan Associates
Student Portfolio
- Winner: Amy Kirk, MA Landscape Architecture, University of Sheffield
Student Dissertation
- Highly Commended: Helen Hoyle, MA Landscape Architecture, University of Sheffield for ‘The use of cutting and irrigation to delay the flowering of native wildflower meadows’
- Highly Commended: Roisin O’Riordan, MA Landscape Architecture, University of Sheffield for ‘Petrorhagia saxifrage germination response to masonry block substrates for use in living walls’
LI Award winners 2011
President’s Award
- Winner: Making Space in Dalston by J&L Gibbons/muf architecture
Peter Youngman Award
- Winner: David Scott, former partner and founder of TEP
Communications and Presentation
- Winner: Grow 2 Eat, edible landscape manual by Studio Engleback
- Highly Commended: The Spell of the Ancient Market Area Kingston by Outerspace and Room 60
- Highly Commended: Ingrebourne Valley Wayfinding Strategy by J&L Gibbons/muf architecture
Design under 1ha
- Highly Commended: Angel Field, Liverpool Hope University by BCA Landscapes
- Commended: Crow Wood Playscape, Cheshire by Davies White Ltd
- Commended: Bank Street Basin, North Lanarkshire by the Paul Hogarth Company
Design 1ha to 5ha
- Highly Commended: Stanislavsky Factory, Moscow by John McAslan + Partners
Design over 5ha
- Winner: Old Pale Community Woodland, Cheshire by TEP
Heritage and Conservation
- Winner: Stevenage New Town Gardens by HTA Landscape Design
- Highly Commended: Boundary Gardens, London by LDA Design
- Highly Commended: Great Lines Heritage Park, Kent by HTA Landscape Design
Landscape Management
- Winner: Luton Hoo Hotel, Bedfordshire by Lloyd Bore
Landscape Policy
- Winner: Leeds City Region Green Infrastructure Strategy by LDA Design
- Highly Commended: Study on Green Roof Application in Hong Kong by Urbis
Landscape and Research
- Winner: Public Realm Design Guide for Hostile Vehicle Mitigation by Capita Lovejoy
- Commended: Overlooking the Visual: Demystifying the Art of Design by Kathryn Moore
Landscape Sciences
- Highly Commended: Gallic Heathland Restoration at the Point of Ayre by SLR Consulting
Local Landscape Planning
- Winner: Great Lines Heritage Park, Kent by HTA Landscape Design
- Commended: Clay Cross Regeneration Framework, Derbyshire by Maxim Urban Design
- Commended: Sow and Grow Everywhere (SAGE), Glasgow by erz Limited
Strategic Landscape Planning
- Winner: The Sensitivity of the Coastal Landscapes and Seascapes of Wales to Tidal Stream Developments by Land Use Consultants
- Highly Commended: Newlands, North West England by the Forestry Commission
- Commended: Dorset Coast and Seascape Character Assessment by LDA Design
Urban Design and Masterplanning
- Winner: Making Space in Dalston, London by J&L Gibbons/muf architecture
- Highly Commended: Msheireb: Heart of Doha by AECOM
- Commended: North West Lands, Wembley by 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?’ by 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’ by Helen Cummins, University of Sheffield
- Commended: ’21st century sublime: what is the place of the sublime in the modern world?’ by Nick Tolley, Edinburgh College of Art
Student Portfolio
- Winner: Templehof, Germany and Al Ain Oasis, UAE by Oliver Barden, Edinburgh College of Art
- Commended: Portfolio of Works (2006-2011) by Andrew Pringle, Edinburgh College of Art
LI Award winners 2010
President’s Award
- Cambridge SuDS Design and Adoption Guide by The Landscape Partnership
Communications & Presentation
- Winner: Making Space in Dalston, London by J&L Gibbons
- Commended: Golden Square, Birmingham by Capita Lovejoy
Heritage & Conservation
• Winner: Arnos Vale Cemetery Restoration, Bristol by Nicholas Pearson Associates
• Highly commended: Hill Close Gardens, Warwick by Plincke
• Highly commended: Chiswick House Gardens, London by Scott Wilson
• Commended: Valentines Park, Ilford by Land Use Consultants
Design under 1ha
• Winner: Duncan Terrace Gardens, London by Remapp
• Highly commended: Lyric Theatre Roof Garden, London by Groundwork London
• Highly commended: Braham Street Park, City of London by EDCO Design London Ltd
• Commended: The Living Wall, Westfield London by AECOM
Design 1 to 5ha
• Winner: Pier Head public Realm and Canal Link, Liverpool by AECOM
• Highly commended: Ashford Ring Road by Whitelaw Turkington
• Highly Commended: Institute of Art, Design & Technology Campus by Stephen Diamond Associates
• Commended: St John’s Square Blackpool by Planit IE Limited
Design over 5ha
• Winner: Cambourne Green Infrastructure, South Cambridgeshire by Randall Thorpe
• Highly commended: The Forthquarter Park, Edinburgh by Hyland Edgar Driver
• Highly commended: Meadow Farm Hurley by mhp design
Landscape Policy
• Winner: Cambridge SuDS Design and Adoption Guide by The Landscape Partnership
Local Landscape Planning
• Winner: MKSM Green Infrastructure Design Guide by Chris Blanford Associates
• Highly commended: Cambourne New Settlement by Randall Thorp
• Commended: Cornwall AONB Atlas by Land Use Consultants
Strategic Landscape Planning
• Winner: Greater Ashford Development Strategy: Environmental Workstream by Studio Engleback
• Highly commended: Wirral Borough Landscape Assessment by TEP
• Highly commended: Strategic Planning for the Cotswolds Landscape by the Cotswolds Conservation Board
Student Portfolio
• Winner: Ruth Olden, Edinburgh College of Art
Urban Design & Masterplanning
- Highly commended: Oxford Circus London by Atkins
Peter Youngman Award
- Winner: Richard Bisgrove, Director of Landscape Management at the University of Reading
2009 LI Award winners
- Gillespies winning the President’s Award for St Andrew Square in Edinburgh.
The Peter Youngman Award
- Winner: the Olympic Delivery Authority for their visionary plans for a new London park.
Landscape Sciences
- Commended: Abergavenny to Gilwern Bat Mitigation Plan, survey and analysis for the Countryside Commission for Wales by TACP
- Commended: The Biodiversity of Wigan, a detailed analysis of priority habitats and species by TEP
- Commended: St Bartholomew’s School, Newbury, proposals for native planting in a school setting
Communications and Presentation
- Winner: Regener8*, a community engagement board game by Taylor Young Ltd
- Highly Commended: ‘The BIG Landscape eXperiment’, a tool for re-imagining school grounds by Hampshire County Council
- Highly Commended: ‘Design for play: a guide to creating successful play spaces’ by Aileen Shackell Associates
- Commended: ‘The Fairytale of Burscough Bridge’, an exhibition by BCA Landscape
Heritage & Conservation
- Winner: Queen Square, Bristol, restoration of one of the largest Georgian squares in the UK by Bristol City Council, Urban Design and Conservation
- Highly Commended: Castle Gardens, Co. Antrim, restoration of an urban park by Soltys Brewster Consulting Ltd
- Commended: Discover Bute, a planning strategy for the Isle of Bute by Land Use Consultants
- Commended: St John at Hackney Churchyard Gardens, the restoration of a neglected churchyard by Land Use Consultants
Design under 1 ha
- Winner: St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh, a major new public space in a world heritage site by Gillespies LLP
- Highly Commended: Cockermouth Market Place, design for reconstructing the market place by BCA Landscape
- Commended: King George’s Field Playscape, Hanwell, creating a natural approach to play by Groundwork London
- Commended: Rootstein Hopkins Parade Ground, an open air studio and exhibition space by Planet Earth Ltd
Student Dissertation
- Winner: Contemplation-Scapes, an enquiry into contemplative landscapes by Bianca Soares Moura
- Highly Commended: Piccadilly Gardens: a critical appraisal of a 21st century civic landscape by Rowland Byass, University of Sheffield
- Commended: The Development of Western North American and Mediterranean Dry Meadows by Marta Puig de la Bellacasa, LDA Design
Design over 5 ha
- Highly Commended: George Bancroft Park (Phase 1), the first new public green space for Blackpool by EDAW
- Highly Commended: Yorkshire Sculpture Park, new access road and gallery landscape by Land Use Consultants
Management
- Highly Commended: Thames Basin Heaths, a nature conservation strategy for the Thames Basin by LDA Design
- Commended: Green Estate Management Best Practice, guidance for the Homes and Communities Agency by TEP
Local Landscape Planning
- Winner: Reculver Country Park Masterplan, proposals for green tourism-led planning by Allen: Scott
- Highly Commended: Olympic Park and Public Realm Masterplan, the creation of a new park for East London by Olympic Delivery Authority
- Commended: Kirkwall Urban Design Development Framework, a landscape-led approach to urban design by Land Use Consultants
- Commended: Markham Vale, design code and framework for the Markham Employment Growth Zone by Scott Wilson Ltd
Landscape Policy
- Winner: Liverpool and Manchester City Region Green Infrastructure Prospectus, development of a landscape policy by TEP
- Highly Commended: Thames Estuary 2100, a flood risk policy that puts climate change at its core by Environment Agency / Arup Landscape
Design 1-5 ha
- Winner: Normand Park, a new park in Fulham by Kinnear Landscape Architects
Research
- Winner: ‘Sustainability challenge London: sustainable cities initiative’, a project to identify the success factors in a sustainable city by Golder Associates (UK) Ltd
Strategic Landscape Planning
- Winner: ‘Welsh Seascapes and their sensitivity to offshore developments: a study essential to the planning of the Welsh coastline’ by White Consultants
Student Portfolio
- Winner: Claire Katherine Butlin, Edinburgh College of Art
- Highly Commended: Katherine Jones, University of Gloucestershire
- Commended: Hazel Newman, Kingston University
- Commended: Katharine Jackson, University of Sheffield
Urban Design and Masterplanning
- Winner: Ancoats Public Realm, the creation of a pedestrian-friendly public space in the east of Manchester by Camlin Lonsdale Landscape Architects, Llangadfan
- Highly Commended: Chavasse Park, Liverpool, the creation of a new public park at the heart of the Liverpool One development by BDP
- Commended: Caldew and Carlisle City Flood Alleviation Scheme, landscape-led guidelines for a major flood defence project by AXIS
