Winners Clay Paver Awards 2020-2021
PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE PROJECTS CREATED WITH CLAY PAVERS
We set up the Vande Moortel Clay Paver Awards in order to promote and support unique designs created using clay pavers. Projects which rise to challenges such as sustainability, accessibility and cost efficiency, for example.
It is therefore our belief that high-quality fired clay pavers belong in such environments. That is why we want to draw attention to projects – both large and small, public and private – realised using our pavers and reward the people who designed them.
We are proud to announce the winners of the various categories of the Clay Paver Awards 2020-2021 below:
2020-2021 WINNERS
Small Projects: For typically small, walled gardens in dense urban settings.
Winners in the category City Gardens
Medium and Large Residential Gardens: For medium and large residential projects of any size..
Winners in the category Medium & Large Residential Gardens
GOLD
Who? Ian Stubbs Design Associates Ltd.
Project: Peartree House
Commercial & Communal Gardens: For public and semi-public landscape projects near large residential housing projects, offices, stores, lodging facilities or other commercial businesses.
Winners in the category Commercial & Communal Gardens
SILVER
Who? Robert Myers Associates
Project: Locke Hyatt Centric Hotel Cambridge
BRONZE
Who? McWilliam Studio
Project: Kents Hill Business Park
Public Space: For all landscaping projects within the public space such as public squares, parks and other public accessible areas.
Winners in the category Public Space
BRONZE
Who? Gemeente Utrecht
Project: Domplein
Congratulations to all the winners!
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THE JURY (2020-2021)
Denis Dujardin is a Flemish 'nomadic' landscape and urbanism consultant who designs different settings in a range of diverse scenographic contexts. He is a lecturer in contemporary landscapes at the Catholic University of Louvain-la-Neuve, the Faculty of Architecture in Brussels and a guest lecturer in architecture and urbanism. In his 35 years of experience as a landscape designer his references extend a long way beyond national borders.
Dujardin writes essays on art, more specifically on painting and is a distinguished botanical expert. He has been the chairman of the jury at the international garden show in St-Jean-de-Beauregard (Paris) since 2009. Member of Hilliers/Lancaster Botanical Talkgroup. (With Roy Lancaster – Romsey GB)
Lodewijk Baljon graduated with honours from Wageningen Agricultural University and obtained his PhD by writing a thesis on Designing Parks. He works in Amsterdam with two partners in a team of 12 designers on diverse projects ranging from private to public, from landscape architecture to urban design and from design to research.
As a landscape architect, he has won numerous awards including the Dutch Landscape Architecture Award and Construction Award. Lodewijk is also supervisor of sites such as Schiphol Trade Park (the most sustainable business park in Europe), the Leidsche Rijn Centre and Waalfront Nijmegen and he was Visiting Design Critic at Harvard Graduate Design School
Marc Gregory has been in the forefront of the horticultural and landscaping industry for the past thirty-two years. He lectures widely and internationally on a wide range of topics from horticulture to many landscape related topics. Gregory is a senior RHS Garden Assessor and Garden Judge, he has been involved at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show for over 30 years. Mark is immediate past chairman of the Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) and National Council of the Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) and former Co-Director of the London College of Garden Design.
Industry peers and colleagues recently voted Mark the first ‘Overall Winner’ of ‘ProLandscaper’s Most Influential in the Landscape Industry’ at the inaugural ProLandscaper Business Awards.
Erik De Waele graduated as a landscape architect in Anderlecht. With 35 years of experience in the field, some of his greatest references stretch out all across Flanders. You might know him as landscaper from several prestigious projects: Tour & Taxis (Brussels), Land of Streuvels (Anzegem), Andrielsveld (Bruges) , Dok Zuid (Antwerp),…
He is a lecturer in plant knowledge at Vives University College Roeselare and has also been the director of a landscape architecture office for 30 years. Eriks passion is nature and biodiversity, his excellent knowledge of both fauna and flora make sure his landscape designs maintain a great balance between nature and the multifunctional use of the area. He works closely with city councils, Heritage, Agency for Nature and Forest and other private and provincial authorities.
