Tasmania 2019 Winners & Commendations
ABOUT THE AWARDS
The annual 老澳门六合彩图库 Awards for Planning Excellence demonstrate leading practice, leadership and achievement in planning and the planning profession. The Awards recognise excellence and showcase leading practice across a range of planning disciplines and sectors. Leadership in planning, particularly in the face of adversity, is acknowledged and applauded. In all, the Awards are a chance to celebrate, recognise and reward outstanding planning and planners.
As a national program the Awards commenced at the state and territory level seeking out the best of planning in each jurisdiction. Following judgement and recognition at a local awards ceremony, the winners of the appropriate categories in the state and territory Awards are elevated to the national stage. The best on offer from each state and territory are judged at a national level, culminating in the National Awards for Planning Excellence ceremony which acknowledges the best of planning and planners that Australia has to offer.
Congratulations to the nominees, commendations and award winners in the 2019 Awards program. Every project/person/team nominated was a shining example of the fantastic Tasmanian planning efforts of the past two years.
Our judges were assigned the difficult task of selecting the winners and commendations across 6 categories. The recipients of the awards were revealed at a presentation in Hobart on Thursday, 7 November hosted by .
We would like to thank everyone who came along, we hope you had an excellent night.
Click here to see the 2019 Commemorative eBook.
Scroll down to see all award winners and commendations.
Public Engagement & Community Planning:
Winner: RACT Greater Hobart Mobility Vision by The Royal Automobile Club of Tasmania
Commendation: Hobart: A community vision for our island capital by City of Hobart and The20
Best Planning Ideas – Small Project:
Winner: Kelcey Tier Masterplan by ERA Planning & Environment with Playstreet for Devonport City Council
Best Planning Ideas – Large Project:
Winner: Building Height Standards Review Project by Leigh Woolley & Toby Woolley
Commendation Freycinet Peninsula Master Plan by ERA Planning & Environment with Playstreet, Essential Economics, Cova, North Barker Ecosystem Services and Milan Prodanovic for the Tasmanian Government
Cutting Edge Research and Teaching
Winner: SPECULATE: collaborative place-based research 2012-2019 by The City of Hobart and The University of Tasmania (Architecture and Design)
Outstanding Student Project
Winner: The Role of Spatial Planning in Energy Provision by Bunfu Yu
Planning Champion
Winner: Planning Matters Alliance Tasmania
Mike Shield Award
Winner: Bunfu Yu