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.
DISCOVER THE WINNERS OF THE 2022-2023 CLAY PAVER AWARDS
City Gardens: For typically small, walled gardens in dense urban settings.
Winner in the category City Gardens
Who? Contour
Project: Stadsvlucht
Residential Gardens: For medium and large residential projects of any size..
Winner in the category Medium & Large Residential Gardens
Who? Matthew Childs Design
Project: Wychwood Garden Retreat
Commercial & Communal Gardens: For public and semi-public landscape projects near large residential housing projects, offices, stores, lodging facilities or other commercial businesses.
Winner in the category Commercial & Communal Gardens
Who? BALJON Landschapsarchitecten
Project: Rabotuin
Public Space: For all landscaping projects within the public space such as public squares, parks and other public accessible areas.
Winner in the category Public Space
Who? Infrabureau Demey + Denis Dujardin
Project: Herinrichting Markt van Meulebeke
Stars Under 30: For the next generation of landscapers and designers.
Winner in the category Stars Under 30
Who? Rachel Platt Garden Design
Project: Brookside Clinic
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR JURY!
Frank Caers a senior landscape architect based in Gingelom, Belgium. He studied landscape architecture at Erasmus Hogeschool Brussel and completed his internship in Germany. Since 2017, he has been the managing director and project leader at Het Beeld Van Morgen, while also working for United Experts cvba. Frank has been recognized for his contributions, including his design of the Kolenspoorpark in Beringen, which won the Green Cities European Award in 2020./p>
Charlotte Harris co-founded award-winning landscape design practice Harris Bugg Studio with Hugo Bugg in 2017. She has won three Gold Medals and a Best in Show at RHS Chelsea Flower Shows, a MIPIM award and been called a “pioneering design talent” by the RHS. She is an accredited judge for RHS flower shows including Chelsea and a contributing editor at Gardens Illustrated magazine.
Gilles Pieters, founder of Pieters Faché, is a landscape architect based in Landegem, Belgium. After graduating in landscape architecture and development from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Ghent, he gained experience at Bureau Bas Smets on projects ranging from temporary installations to larger territorial developments. In 2018, he established his own studio, focusing on sustainable and climate-resilient landscape designs. In our previous edition he was one of the winners of the Clay Paver Awards.
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