Future Leader Award for Amy Stewart

Landscape Architecture Award for Fremantle Prison Heritage Landscapes Strategy

City of Vincent’s Link and Place recognised at the AILA WA Awards

Last week, amongst friends, family and collaborators, UDLA officially celebrated our move to our new studio in the heart of Fremantle.

Led by Culture: Collaborative Design at Subi East. A lunch and learn conversation for Perth Design Week

It’s a particularly busy and exciting time at UDLA

Good Design Award for Curtin University Indigenous Learning Circle

Birunbirun (rainbow bee-eater) for the win in Victoria Park!

Double congratulations to our colleague Amy Stewart for taking out two of the recent UWA Design Awards 2022.

Open EOI for a new artwork to be located on the Coogee Chemicals site along Patterson Road in Kwinana.

This year, in addition to her role as Design Communications Director at UDLA, Loren has taken on a couple of teaching roles.

We’re on the lookout for an Associate Landscape Architect

Big congratulations to our colleague, Riley De Campe, for recently completing the registration process with the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA).

We are currently looking for a Bid Coordinator to join our team

Another colleague congratulations from us this week – this time to Associate Landscape Architect Caine Holdsworth who recently completed (with first-class honours!) a Graduate Certificate in Arboriculture from the University of Melbourne.

We’re thrilled to share the news that our colleague Amy Stewart has been awarded the 2022 Landscape Australia Student Prize for UWA.

UDLA Director Scott Lang has been recognised with a Fellowship at the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA).

Fremantle Design Week concluded with a PechaKucha event hosted by UDLA’s Design Communications Director, Loren Holmes.

We thoroughly enjoyed the Designing Cities Symposium, as part of the recent Fremantle Design Week. UDLA's Studio Principal Shea Hatch facilitated the Symposium, during which we heard from a range of insightful perspectives about the process of making cities.

We were thrilled to hold an event for the inaugural Fremantle Design Week. Titled Trusting the Process, the event was an open studio conversation with Vanessa Margetts, Pierre Quesnel, Rosie Halsmith, Hamish Firth and Fred Chaney.