CIT Woden
A landscape project of remarkable scale and sophistication, delivering an outstanding public realm outcome.
Judges described the CIT Woden precinct as an exemplary demonstration of high-end urban planning, successfully integrating landscape, architecture and civil works into a cohesive and unified environment.
The consistency of materials, textures and finishes creates a strong visual identity while maintaining durability and functionality.
A standout feature is the meaningful integration of First Nations design elements, which provide cultural depth and a strong sense of place across the precinct.
From highly active communal areas to quieter spaces for reflection, the design supports a wide range of uses while remaining balanced and inviting.
This is a refined and enduring civic landscape that sets a new benchmark for public space delivery.
Congratulations to Cappello Commercial Hydraulics & Civil.
CIT Woden
Transforming a complex urban site into a cohesive public landscape, the CIT Woden precinct is truly impressive.
Cappello Commercial Hydraulics & Civil delivered a project that seamlessly integrates architecture, landscape and cultural storytelling.
Judges highlighted the exceptional coordination, material consistency and strong First Nations design influence.
The result is a vibrant, connected space that serves both community and place.
Congratulations, Cappello Commercial Hydraulics & Civil, on achieving such a level of excellence in the category of Landscape Design and Construction Commercial Project for 2026.
Elegant in its simplicity and exceptional in its execution, this Griffith garden is a true standout.
National Landscaping impressed the judges with meticulous craftsmanship, precision detailing and a refined material palette.
From seamless stonework to a flawless lawn installation, every element reflects care and expertise.
This project proves that simplicity, when executed perfectly, delivers extraordinary results.
Congratulations, National Landscaping, on achieving excellence in this residential landscape project for 2026.
