Architecture Interior Design Landscape Architecture Planning Urban Design. Australia. Hong Kong SAR Singapore Thailand United Kingdom 2011 HASSELL

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1 Architecture Interior Design Landscape Architecture Planning Urban Design Australia China Hong Kong SAR Singapore Thailand United Kingdom 2011 HASSELL Travelling scholarship_ ROBIN EDMOND AWARD

2 Content Section Page Contact Angus Bruce Head of Landscape Architecture HASSELL Level 2 88 Cumberland Street Sydney NSW Australia 2000 T August 2012 Front cover image: The Jak Mania by Matthew Hamilton (detail) HASSELL Limited ABN About the scholarship Robin Edmond Award Winner 3 Special Commendations 4 Queensland University of Technology 9 Haiku Van Keuk 10 Andrew Kyriacue 12 Stephen Orr 14 RMIT University 17 Matthew Hamilton 18 Natarsha Lamb 20 Joo Min Soh 22 The University of Adelaide 25 Amanda Bichard 26 James Thomson 27 Susie Quinton 29 The University of Canberra 33 Cameron Price 34 Amalie Shawcross 36 The University of Melbourne 39 Carlia Bates 40 Wendy DeNardi 42 Brent Greene 44 The University of New South Wales 47 Jason Cuffe 48 Christopher Lee 50 Sam Westlake 52 The University of Western Australia 55 Benjamin Proudfoot 56 Stefanie Jones 58 Jeremy Macmath 60

3 About the scholarship The HASSELL Travelling Scholarship Robin Edmond Award, now in its 21st year, recognises landscape architecture students who show outstanding potential for future contribution to the profession. The HASSELL Travelling Scholarship provides the opportunity for a student to expand their education and explore an area of landscape architecture that they are interested in developing further... a destination undergoing significant redevelopment or renewal of relevance to the profession. The scholarship provides the opportunity for a student to expand their education and explore an area of landscape architecture that they are interested in developing further. The award of $5,000 is to be spent on overseas travel to a destination undergoing significant redevelopment or renewal of relevance to the profession. Established in 1990, the annual program is a recognised measure of the design achievement of landscape architecture students. The award also recognises the excellence of the universities in training the leading landscape architects of the next generation. In 2011, each participating university nominated their three highest performing students who were then assessed at interview by the HASSELL landscape architecture leadership. Submissions were judged against the criteria of: creativity; problem solving; graphic skills; environmental response; presentation; consistency; innovation and practicality. HASSELL received 22 nominations for the scholarship from seven universities around Australia, and it was particularly difficult for the judges to separate this year s outstanding submissions. This booklet contains selected highlights from the portfolios presented. HASSELL would like to congratulate all participants on the quality of the design work entered. 1

4 Robin Edmond Award Winner HASSELL are delighted to announce that Matthew Hamilton of RMIT is the recipient of the Robin Edmond 2011 Travelling Scholarship. Matthew was chosen after much discussion between the landscape architecture discipline leaders from all of our Australian studios. WINNER Matthew Hamilton, RMIT Project: The Jak Mania (Re)designing cities through slums By immersing himself in the Asian mega city of Jakarta, Matthew sought to investigate new models of urban design through an understanding and appreciation of existing human relationships at a number of specially selected sites within the city. His research and analysis of the interaction between environment and human activity was both thorough and compassionate in its response. The design outcomes were radical yet practical; initiated through a desire to fully embrace the needs of the local population. Matthew s imaginative approach to storytelling through text and graphics impressed the judges. 3 Imagery from The Jak Mania by Matthew Hamilton The Jak Mania by Matthew Hamilton

5 Special Commendations 4 HASSELL would also like to note the issue of commendations to Jason Cuffe from The University of New South Wales and Susie Quinton from The University of Adelaide. Both of their final design portfolios were extremely impressive, displaying a mature approach to realising two radically different design briefs. 5 COMMENDATION Jason Cuffe, UNSW Project: Fluid Milieu Fluid Milieu is the agency of mapping: speculation, critique and invention by James Corner. It states that a landscape is made up of numerous boundaries and edges. It is how these boundaries overlap and intertwine which create unique spatial experiences and forms. This merging of layers, milieu, is described by has neither beginning nor end, but is surrounded by other middles, in a field of connections (Corner 1999). As a result landscape becomes dynamic, a medium of working, change and uncertainty, rather than a flatbed object lost in temporal space.... has neither beginning nor end, but is surrounded by other middles, in a field of connections Imagery from Fluid Milieu by Jason Cuffe Fluid Milieu by Jason Cuffe

6 6 COMMENDATION Susie Quinton, The University of Adelaide Project: Moving Galleries Moving Galleries is about regenerating the appreciation of the journey and time travelled between destinations within the public transport system. By creating a merge between the diverse realm of public art and the current public transport system, the transport corridors can be reinvented to become memorable, worthwhile and lasting experiences. 7 Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time Imagery from Moving Galleries by Susie Quinton Moving Galleries by Susie Quinton

7 Queensland University of Technology 8 Nominees HASSELL would like to thank all of the universities and entrants who participated in The standard of portfolios and final design work submitted was of an extremely high standard. All entrants are to be congratulated for the quality of their design thinking and ability to respond imaginatively to their particular briefs. Haiku Van Keuk Andrew Kyriacue Stephen Orr 9

8 Queensland University of Technology Nominee_Haiku Van Keuk 11 Selected imagery by Haiku Van Keuk

9 Queensland University of Technology Nominee_Andrew Kyriacue Selected imagery by Andrew Kyriacue

10 Queensland University of Technology Nominee_Stephen Orr Selected imagery by Stephen Orr

11 16 RMIT University Nominees Matthew Hamilton Natarsha Lamb Joo Min Soh 17

12 RMIT University Winner_Matthew Hamilton Selected imagery by Matthew Hamilton

13 RMIT University Nominee_Natarsha Lamb Selected imagery by Natarsha Lamb

14 RMIT University Nominee_Joo Min Soh Selected imagery by Joo Min Soh

15 24 The University of Adelaide Nominees Amanda Bichard James Thomson Susie Quinton 25

16 The University of Adelaide Nominee_Amanda Bichard Selected imagery by Amanda Bichard

17 The University of Adelaide Nominee_James Thomson Selected imagery by James Thomson

18 The University of Adelaide Commendation_Susie Quinton Selected imagery by Susie Quinton

19 The University of Canberra 32 Nominees Scott Glencorse* Cameron Price Amalie Shawcross *Portfolio not made available for publication. 33

20 The University of Canberra Nominee_Cameron Price Selected imagery by Cameron Price

21 The University of Canberra Nominee_Amalie Shawcross Selected imagery by Amalie Shawcross

22 38 The University of Melbourne Nominees Carlia Bates Wendy DeNardi Brent Greene 39

23 The University of Melbourne Nominee_Carlia Bates Selected imagery by Carlia Bates

24 The University of Melbourne Nominee_Wendy DeNardi Selected imagery by Wendy DeNardi

25 The University of Melbourne Nominee_Brent Greene Selected imagery by Brent Greene

26 46 The University of New South Wales Nominees Jason Cuffe Christopher Lee Sam Westlake 47

27 The University of New South Wales Commendation_Jason Cuffe Selected imagery by Jason Cuffe

28 The University of New South Wales Nominee_Christopher Lee Selected imagery by Christopher Lee

29 The University of New South Wales Nominee_Sam Westlake Selected imagery by Sam Westlake

30 54 The University of Western Australia Nominees Benjamin Proudfoot Stefanie Jones Jeremy Macmath 55

31 The University of Western Australia Nominee_Benjamin Proudfoot Selected imagery by Benjamin Proudfoot

32 The University of Western Australia Nominee_Stefanie Jones Selected imagery by Stefanie Jones

33 The University of Western Australia Nominee_Jeremy Macmath Selected imagery by Jeremy Macmath

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